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| toh:mikrotik:rb951ui [2018/04/29 11:57] – Datatables added tmomas | toh:mikrotik:rb951ui [2020/06/08 16:01] – Added snippet (as main method) for disabling PoE. sopalajoarrierez | ||
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| Please refer to the sister board wiki page [[rb951g_2hnd]] for a description of differences. | Please refer to the sister board wiki page [[rb951g_2hnd]] for a description of differences. | ||
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| + | Warning! As of 04/02/2020 WiFi is *not* working on rev2 hardware. Check this post for updates: [[https:// | ||
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| - | Please refer to [[toh: | + | Please refer to [[toh: |
| ===== Initial setup ===== | ===== Initial setup ===== | ||
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| - | There is a red LED on port 5, which seems to be some indication of PoE (apparently enabled by default). You can turn the LED off (PoE will continue supplying power over port 5, even without the red LED on) with the following command. You can put it in / | + | There is a red LED on port 5, which seems to be some indication of PoE (same voltage as input [[https:// |
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| + | # Disable PoE on port 5 | ||
| + | config gpio_switch ' | ||
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| + | Or temporarily with the following command | ||
| - | echo 0 > /sys/devices/ | + | echo 0 > /sys/class/ |
| + | ** Note 2018-10-10 ** | ||
| + | Using OpenWRT 18.06.1, after the above command is issued the red LED turns off //and// PoE power is turned off. | ||
| === Built in ethernet switch === | === Built in ethernet switch === | ||