Fair enough.
Though -- this is more than a cable, since it at least has a voltage
divider, if not a voltage requlator, to drop the supply voltage. So
you have a rather subtle potential failure mode.
Just my opinion, but I prefer to conflate POE and IEEE 802.3af. I
wouldn't want to buy an "ethernet" device that used a CAT-5 cable but
only received Morse Code.
On Apr 21, 2006, at 4:11 PM, Kevin P. Fleming wrote:
William M Conlon wrote:
3. To beat a dead horse, the Polycom 501 itself, is NOT a POE phone,
IMHO. Caveat emptor.
It is if you buy the PoE injector cable instead of the self-powered
one.
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