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Re: COMM lost way to many times

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Originally Posted by KrazyCarl92 View Post
Which port on the radio supports POE?
Both Ethernet ports on the OM5P-AN support POE, each in a different way. The one nearest the power connector is labeled "18-24v POE", but the bottom of the device says "PoE Input: 12-24V Passive PoE" and it definitely works with the 12 volt output of the VRM. The other connector works with the 802.3af POE standard, which uses 48 volts -- higher than what is permitted by the robot rules.

It's a shame the radio programming kiosk specifies the second port. It would have been handy to use a cheap passive power "injector" and only require teams to connect the Ethernet cable in order to make it work.
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