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reComputer Industrial J3011 POE Camera on PSE Port #16
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Can you show me the hardware connection of your devices? |
I simply take the cable that was successfully used to connect the camera to the POE injector and connect it instead to the PSE port. The following link shows the cable pinout. |
OK, We will try to reproduce your problem and feedback to you~ |
Sorry, I can't reproduce your problem. There is another way you can have a try by disable the EEE on PSE port.
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Still no success ....eee not supported ? alan@orin-nano-jp6: alan@orin-nano-jp6: alan@orin-nano-jp6: |
The PSE port will work successfully with any non-POE device and with any cable configuration.
2 sample industry standard (IEEE 802.3af) POE IP cameras do NOT work with the PSE port.
Both cameras work with an industry standard (IEEE 802.3af) POE injector.
The PSE port does negotiate with the cameras and provides 50 Volts on the appropriate cable pins. (Also ping appears to be successful.) Compared with POE injector however, the 50 Volt polarity appears to be reversed.
Using Jetpack 6: mfi_recomputer-industrial-orin-nano-8g-j201-6.0-36.3.0-2024-08-08.tar.gz
My conclusion is that the PSE on the J3011 is NOT providing industry standard(IEEE 802.3af) handshaking/negotiation to POE devices. Therefore, it would seem there is a design problem and/or bug. Perhaps a driver issue?
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