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POE For Omniswitch 6855-p14

Posted: 07 Feb 2012 09:21
by bermawy
Dear
I have Omniswitch 6855-p14 Release 6.4.4 I connect external Power Supply (54.5 volt) to power IP phone (4068 ip touch) which have 48 volt . i make (lanpower start solt/port ) command but not working so Kindly help me
Thanks

Re: POE For Omniswitch 6855-p14

Posted: 08 Feb 2012 08:20
by one6f
Hi,
do you use 2 power supplies?
Please note that the half chassis models (OS6855-14 and OS6855-U10) use different power supplies than the 24 port models.
The power supplies for OS6855-U10 and OS6855-14 models come in the form of a power brick in either AC or DC variant.
OS6855-PSS : AC power supply provide only system power (PS-I40AC, DC Output 12V 40W)
OS6855-PSS-P : AC power supply provide PoE only power (PS-I66AC-P, DC Output 54V 66W)
On OS6855 you have PS1 and POE1.
OS6855-14 switches using PoE also require a second power supply.
For this configuration, plug the longer connector cable from the PoE power supply (OS6855-PSS-P) into the PoE1 port on the rear panel of the chassis.
Connect the shorter PoE connector cable to the female AC connector on the system power supply (OS6855-PSS).
Connect OS6855-PSS-P longer connector to PS1 port on the rear panel.
If all OK then you will be able to see:

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-> show power 
Slot  PS   Wattage   Type     Status   Location
----+----+---------+------+-----------+----------
 1    1      40      SYS      UP        External
 1    2     --       --       --        --      
 1    3      62      POE      UP        External
 1    4     --       --       --        --      
When you need only to start lanpower:

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-> show lanpower 1                    
Port Maximum(mW) Actual Used(mW)   Status    Priority  On/Off   Class
----+-----------+---------------+-----------+---------+------+-------
  1     15400            0       Undefined      Low      OFF   None
  2     15400            0       Undefined      Low      OFF   None
  3     15400            0       Undefined      Low      OFF   None
  4     15400            0       Undefined      Low      OFF   None

Slot 1 Max Watts 0
1 Power Supplies Available

-> lanpower start 1
-> 
WED FEB 08 12:19:51 : LANPOWER (108) info message:
+++ Starting daughter module in slot 1!

-> show lanpower 1 
Port Maximum(mW) Actual Used(mW)   Status    Priority  On/Off   Class
----+-----------+---------------+-----------+---------+------+-------
  1     15400            0       Powered Off    Low      ON   None
  2     15400            0       Powered Off    Low      ON   None
  3     15400            0       Powered Off    Low      ON   None
  4     15400            0       Powered Off    Low      ON   None

Slot 1 Max Watts 68
1 Power Supplies Available
Check your swlog for LANPOWER messages

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->show log swlog timestamp 02/08/2012 12:10
...
WED FEB 08 12:14:47 2012       LANPOWER    info Power Supply 1 Up! 1
...
WED FEB 08 12:15:04 2012       LANPOWER   alert Slot(1) UP!!!
WED FEB 08 12:19:51 2012       LANPOWER    info Starting daughter module in slot 1!
...
When connect a PoE IP phone to the one of first four ports (1-4 are Poe ports). You will be able to see actual power and status:

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-> show lanpower 1                    
Port Maximum(mW) Actual Used(mW)   Status    Priority  On/Off   Class
----+-----------+---------------+-----------+---------+------+-------
  1     15400            0       Powered Off    Low      ON   None
  2     15400         2605       Powered On     Low      ON   Class 0
  3     15400            0       Powered Off    Low      ON   None
  4     15400            0       Powered Off    Low      ON   None

Slot 1 Max Watts 68
1 Power Supplies Available

Re: POE For Omniswitch 6855-p14

Posted: 09 Feb 2012 03:16
by bermawy
Dear./ one6f

I make (show Power ) Command But only show SYS power supply .What about connection for external Power Supply + to red wire and - to black wire this connection is true or Not ?
thanks so much

Re: POE For Omniswitch 6855-p14

Posted: 09 Feb 2012 06:27
by one6f
Hi,
you need two power supplies 1xSYS and 1xPoE(they are different). They must be connected as shown below, see attached foto.
Power cord (220V) must be connected to PoE power supply.
Please see OS6855 Hardware Users Guide for details.
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Re: POE For Omniswitch 6855-p14

Posted: 11 Feb 2012 04:56
by bermawy
Dear 0ne6f

SUCCESS.Thanks For your Best effort

Mohamed El-bermawy