Hi Roberto, if you are not feeling like hardware hacking, then almost any managed PoE switch would do, although good luck finding cheap one...
Tomas On 14.10.2010 14:29, Mark Ter Morshuizen wrote: > Hi Roberto, > > On Thursday 14 October 2010 14:19:38 Roberto Riggio wrote: >> I'm posting this question here since someone working with embedded router >> may already have faced this necessity. I'm looking for a PoE device capable >> powering down and up the device to which it is connected using for example >> a web interface and possible also supporting some basic power monitoring, >> i.e. something like a PoE version of the kill-a-watt device. > Prety much anything that supports GPIO or configurable LED's should be able > to > do what you want with a little bit of hardware hacking. My preferred method > would be to de-solder an LED and replace it with an optocoupler. Interface > the > optocoupler to your control circuit. > > To find out what hardware has accessible LED's get a listing of the kernel > modules with "led" in their names off the download pages for the various > architectures. > > I know my PC Engines WRAP and ALIX boards have LED's. Lots of other hardware > has them too. > > HTH, _______________________________________________ openwrt-users mailing list [email protected] https://lists.openwrt.org/mailman/listinfo/openwrt-users
