Summit WM3000 Series Controller System Reference Guide 63
Editing Port PoE Settings
To modify the PoE settings for a port:
1 Select a port to edit from the table.
2 Click the Edit button. The PoE Edit screen shows the port PoE status, Priority and Power Limit.
3 Check the Enable PoE checkbox to configure the selected port to use Power over Ethernet. To disable
PoE on a port, uncheck this box.
4 Select the Priority level for PoE on this port. The Priority level is used in cases where the controller’s
PoE power consumption exceeds the available power. When this happens, ports with higher Priority
levels will be given precedence over those with a lower Priority level.
5 Set the Power Limit (in watts) for this port’s PoE usage. Setting the Power Limit places a cap on the
maximum amount of power which can be drawn from the selected port.
Class
Displays the IEEE Power Classification for each port:
Class Number Maximum Power Required from Controller
0
(unknown) 15.4 Watts
1
4 Watts
2
7 Watts
3
15.4 Watts
Priority
Displays the priority mode for each of the PoE ports.
The priority options are:
• Critical
• High
• Low
Limit (watts)
Displays the power limit in watts for each of the PoE ports. The maximum
power limit per port is 29.7 watts.
Power (watts)
Displays each PoE ports power usage in watts.
Voltage (volts)
Displays each PoE ports voltage usage in volts.
Current (mA)
Displays each PoE ports current usage in miliAmps.
Status
Displays the operational status for each PoE port. Ports can be either
On
or
Off
.
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