PDS-104G PoE Switch
Power Over Ethernet PowerView Pro User Guide
Copyright © 2016 Microsemi Page 12 of 48
Rev. 1.0 CPG – PoE BU
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3.2.1 Main Web Page - Port Status
Each port may deliver power, network connectivity, or both. The various possible port states are:
Figure 3-2: Port Status
PoE port is enabled (green line around the RJ45 connector)
No PoE power is provided (upper power indicator is off)
No Ethernet link (lower link indicator image is gray)
PoE port is enabled (green line around the RJ45 connector)
No PoE power is provided (upper power indicator is off)
Ethernet link is on (low link indicator image is green)
PoE port is enabled (green line around the RJ45 connector)
PoE power is provided (upper power indicator is on).
No Ethernet link (lower link indicator image is gray)
PoE port is enabled (green line around the RJ45 connector)
PoE power is provided (upper power indicator is on).
Ethernet link is on (low link indicator image is green)
PoE port is disabled (RJ45 connector marked by two red
lines)
No Ethernet link (lower link indicator image is gray)
Note – PoE port can be disabled only by Telnet/SSH/SNMP
Ethernet port is enabled
even when PoE is
disabled (applicable to
non-PoE device)
PoE port was enabled by Automatic Weekly Schedule Port
Activation functionality (green clock arrows, plus green line
around the RJ45 connector)
PoE power is provided (upper power indicator is on).
Ethernet link is on (low link indicator image is green)
PoE port was disabled by Automatic Weekly Schedule
Port Activation functionality (yellow clock arrows, plus two
red cross lines)
No Ethernet link (lower link indicator image is gray)
Ethernet port is enabled
even when PoE is
disabled (applicable to
non-PoE device)
Up-Link has no SFP module inserted.
SFP module is inserted into the Up-Link port
No Ethernet link (lower link indicator image is gray)
SFP module is inserted into the Up-Link port
Fiber Ethernet link is on (lower link indicator image is green)
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