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It will display a compatibility table on the device's page that includes this template, and will create a property that can be used for search or listing in a table.
 
It will display a compatibility table on the device's page that includes this template, and will create a property that can be used for search or listing in a table.
  
== Using this widget ==
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== Using this template ==
To insert this widget, use the following code:
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To insert this template, use the following code:
 
  <nowiki>
 
  <nowiki>
 
{{PoE
 
{{PoE
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|Note=Remarks here
 
|Note=Remarks here
 
}}
 
}}
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</nowiki>
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Here you can define the following properties:
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* [[Property:Barrel_plug|Barrel_plug]]: the <code>outer/inner</code> diameter in mm of the barrel jack, if present, or <code>none</code>/<code>unknown</code>
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* [[Property:Barrel_voltage|Barrel_voltage]]: the voltage input of the jack (not all devices accept <code>48V</code>. Leave out if no barrel jack present)
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* [[Property:802:3af_straight|802:3af_straight]]: <code>yes</code>/<code>no</code>/<code>unknown</code> - whether the device powers on 802.3af using a regular (straight) cable (note the property uses a colon instead of a dot!)
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* [[Property:802:3af_crosslink|802:3af_crosslink]]: <code>yes</code>/<code>no</code>/<code>unknown</code> - whether the device powers on 802.3af using a crosslink cable (note the property uses a colon instead of a dot!)
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* [[Property:Legacy_straight|Legacy_straight]]: <code>yes</code>/<code>no</code>/<code>unknown</code> - whether the device powers on via Cisco pre-standard supply using a regular (straight) cable
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* [[Property:Legacy_crosslink|Legacy_crosslink]]: <code>yes</code>/<code>no</code>/<code>unknown</code> - whether the device powers on via Cisco pre-standard supply using a crosslink cable
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* [[Property:Compatible_straight|Compatible_straight]]: <code>yes</code>/<code>no</code>/<code>unknown</code> - most likely <code>yes</code> if either ''802:3af'' or ''Legacy'' are working
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* [[Property:Compatible_crosslink|Compatible_crosslink]]: <code>yes</code>/<code>no</code>/<code>unknown</code> - most likely <code>yes</code> if either ''802:3af'' or ''Legacy'' are working
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* [[Property:Unifi_straight|Unifi_straight]]: <code>yes</code>/<code>no</code>/<code>unknown</code> - '''/!\ warning: might damage hardware /!\''' whether Ubiquiti Unifi passive 24V using regular cable powers it
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* [[Property:Unifi_crosslink|Unifi_crosslink]]: <code>yes</code>/<code>no</code>/<code>unknown</code> - '''/!\ warning: might damage hardware /!\''' whether Ubiquiti Unifi passive 24V using crosslink cable powers it
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Note that all values are optional and will default to "unknown"
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</nowiki>
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The template will give the following result:<br/>
This will give the following result:<br/>
 
 
{{PoE
 
{{PoE
 
|Barrel_plug=5.5/2.5
 
|Barrel_plug=5.5/2.5
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|Note=Remarks here
 
|Note=Remarks here
 
}}
 
}}
 
Note that all values are optional and will default to "unknown"
 
 
 
‎</noinclude>
 
‎</noinclude>
<includeonly>
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<includeonly>{{#subobject:-|
{{#subobject:-|
 
 
Barrel_plug={{{Barrel_plug|unknown}}}|
 
Barrel_plug={{{Barrel_plug|unknown}}}|
 
Barrel_voltage={{{Barrel_voltage|0V}}}|
 
Barrel_voltage={{{Barrel_voltage|0V}}}|

Revision as of 09:39, 14 January 2022

Power over ethernet compatibility property template It will display a compatibility table on the device's page that includes this template, and will create a property that can be used for search or listing in a table.

Using this template

To insert this template, use the following code:

{{PoE
|Barrel_plug=5.5/2.5
|Barrel_voltage=12V
|802:3af_straight=yes
|802:3af_crosslink=yes
|Legacy_straight=no
|Legacy_crosslink=no
|Compatible_straight=unknown
|Compatible_crosslink=unknown
|Unifi_straight=unknown
|Unifi_crosslink=unknown
|Note=Remarks here
}}
 

Here you can define the following properties:

  • Barrel_plug: the outer/inner diameter in mm of the barrel jack, if present, or none/unknown
  • Barrel_voltage: the voltage input of the jack (not all devices accept 48V. Leave out if no barrel jack present)
  • 802:3af_straight: yes/no/unknown - whether the device powers on 802.3af using a regular (straight) cable (note the property uses a colon instead of a dot!)
  • 802:3af_crosslink: yes/no/unknown - whether the device powers on 802.3af using a crosslink cable (note the property uses a colon instead of a dot!)
  • Legacy_straight: yes/no/unknown - whether the device powers on via Cisco pre-standard supply using a regular (straight) cable
  • Legacy_crosslink: yes/no/unknown - whether the device powers on via Cisco pre-standard supply using a crosslink cable
  • Compatible_straight: yes/no/unknown - most likely yes if either 802:3af or Legacy are working
  • Compatible_crosslink: yes/no/unknown - most likely yes if either 802:3af or Legacy are working
  • Unifi_straight: yes/no/unknown - /!\ warning: might damage hardware /!\ whether Ubiquiti Unifi passive 24V using regular cable powers it
  • Unifi_crosslink: yes/no/unknown - /!\ warning: might damage hardware /!\ whether Ubiquiti Unifi passive 24V using crosslink cable powers it

Note that all values are optional and will default to "unknown"


The template will give the following result:

Power (over Ethernet) compatibility:
barrel plug: 5.5/2.5 12V

straight crosslink
802.3af yes yes
legacy no no
compatible unknown unknown
Unifi unknown unknown

Note: Remarks here ‎