"fwiest" <fred@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
news:WIpnf.31037$dO2.16211@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx > Could someone tell me if the Nortel IP Phones (i.e. 2001, 2004, 2005) are
> designed to work with the Cisco proprietary PoE (Power over Ethernet)? It
> seems to work but we are having many other problems so wanted to confirm
> the intent.
>
> Thank you in advance.
>
Yes it works, you may need a power spliter, if you are using older IP phone
hardware (Phase 1)
Re: DTMF dead? ...connectors, transformers, code size, etc) why ethernet doesn't fit in ... You can still use a PoE controller IC even if you don't have "real" Ethernet...power provider system.... The less wires, the thicker each wire. ... (sci.electronics.design)
Re: DTMF dead? ...connectors, transformers, code size, etc) why ethernet doesn't fit in ... they're really just your standard switching converter ICs with a simple "protocol" thrown on top to let the controller "handshake" with the power provider system.... is an ethernet connected device acting as a bus master. ... If you have any choice, go with a standard cable, like a four twisted pair ethernet type, and then use PoE for your power, and then two of the pairs for your communications. ... (sci.electronics.design)
Re: uC Slection for a learner project ... located in areas remote from power and human kind. ... For instance, the PIC18F97J60 has 10BT ethernet, but no USB, no 1-Wire ... The PIC18F85J90 has an LCD drive capability,... (comp.arch.embedded)
Re: IP Phones and PoE ...fwiest wrote: ... > designed to work with the Cisco proprietary PoE (Power over Ethernet)?... (comp.dcom.sys.nortel)
Re: Older Airport Base Station conundrum ... If there is some new gizmo that I can plug in the wall upstairs, hook... There are "Ethernet over Power", not to be confused with "Power ... (electrical motors, etc). ... (comp.sys.mac.system)
