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Re: Wiring a router without a VRM

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Originally Posted by Brutick View Post
You can use 12V passive PoE to power the radio? The silk screening claims 18-24V PoE only. Unless you're using the 802.3af port which would violate R63?

We're looking into doing this, I ended up ordering some boost converters, but if I don't need them then I'm not going to use them.
Read the label on the back of the OM5P-AN radio.
Note: This is only for the older OM5P-AN radio. The New OM5P-AC is looking for 24v on the Passive POE port.

POE Input:12-24v in the port closest to the barrel input.
The 802 port wants 48v
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