Ehternet with PoE

[dmsque]

Hello!
Is it possible (and safe) to connect E4 (197215) via Ethernet cable that connected to PoE-port? NOT for powering, ofcourse)

[ablas]

Empezamos mal si no diferencias entre los 110-240V, de tensión alterna con los que se alimenta el EASYE4 del que tú hablas y “Ethernet PoE”. Sería bueno empezar sabiendo lo que quieres hacer bien explicado para que podamos entender la situación.
E4, no necesita ni usa nada PoE. Una cosa es la comunicación y otra es la alimentación. Cuando existen antenas de comunicación en la aplicación sí que van alimentadas normalmente desde una fuente PoE. No mezclemos churras con merinas.

We're off to a bad start if you don't differentiate between the 110-240V AC voltage that powers the EASYE4 you're talking about and "Ethernet PoE." It would be good to start by clearly explaining what you want to do so we can understand the situation. The E4 doesn't need or use PoE. Communication and power are two different things. When communication antennas are used in the application, they are usually powered by a PoE source. Let's not mix apples and oranges. I'm concerned about your safety; are you an electrician?

[Sparlock]

Hello dmsque!

You could use an PoE splitter. This should be safe.

[ablas]

Okay, I understand now. The situation is as follows: a switch with PoE over Ethernet to which we connect an EasyE4.
The manual says that only lines corresponding to connections 1, 2, 3, and 6 (data) are internally connected; the rest of the connections are marked as free.
I understand that it can be connected without problems (I haven't tested it myself).

Ok, ya lo entiendo, se supone que se da la siguiente situación: un switch con PoE por ethernet al que conectamos un EasyE4.
El manual dice que solo están conectadas internamente las líneas correspondientes a las conexiones 1,2,3 y 6 (datos), el resto de conexiones las marca como libres.
Entiendo que se puede conectar sin problemas (yo, no lo he comprobado).

[Sparlock]

Hello ablas!

There are two modes A and B.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Power_over_Ethernet#Pinouts
Your example is mode B. But what about mode A or A+B? There is Power on Pins 1, 2, 3 and 6.
It is safer to use an PoE splitter.