T-Octophon F50 / Optipoint 600 Stromfrage

Hi uhd,

die Software scheint mir ein bischen zu alt. Schon mal hier geguckt?

http://www.voip-info.org/wiki/view/OptiPoint+600+SIP+with+Asterisk
http://www.cne-shop.de/cgi-bin/board/YaBB.pl?board=405&action=display&num=1112686753

mfg Guard-X

Ich verschiebe das vorerst mal ins optipoint Unterforum, da ist es besser aufgehoben.

Wenn du das Telefon über LAN benutzen willst, benötigst du ein Netzteil, oder aber du hast ein Power-over-Ethernet Switch, dann entfällt das Netzteil.
Welche Software du brauchst für das Gerät kann man dir erst sagen, wenn man weiss wie du das Telefon nutzen willst, ob als Upn-System-Gerät rein für die Siemens/T-Com Telefonalage, oder als LAN-TFA/HFA-System Telefon für die Siemens/T-Com Telefonanlage oder aber eben als LAN-SIP-Telefon.

optiPoint 600 (t-Octophon F50)

The optiPoint 600 workpoint must always be powered from a local power supply in the TDM mode, It may be powered locally or via PoE when used in the IP (CorNet-IP) mode.
The optiPoint 600 uses the same local power supply available for the optiPoint 500 and optiset E families.


1. Power over LAN as per PRE 802.3af standard (unused pairs) -in CorNet IP mode only

optiPoint 600 office Class 0 (12 W maximum)
-up to (before) S30817-S7504-A101-27 artic
-up to (before) S30817-S7504-A107-22 mangan

Pre-standard IEEE 802.3a/f PowerDsine power hubs (unused pairs) -Yes
IEEE 802.3af mid span (unused pairs) -Yes /as provided by the current and pre-Standard power hubs
IEEE 802.3af end span (used pairs) -NO /as provided by all data vendors from their Ethernet switches (including CISCO)
Cisco Power over LAN (unused pairs) -Yes /inline power as installed in many older Ethernet switches.



2. Power over LAN as per 802.3af standard (used pairs and unused pairs) -in CorNet IP mode only

optiPoint 600 office Class 0 (12 W maximum)
artic S30817-S7504-A101-27 and later
mangan S30817-S7504-A107-22 and later



NOTICES:

Not all of these are supported on every phone.
• Pre-standard IEEE 802.3af PowerDsine power hubs with spare pairs
• IEEE 802.3af mid span (spare pairs) as provided by the current PowerDsine hubs (as well as PowerDsine pre-standard)
• IEEE 802.3af end span (used pairs) as provided by all data vendors from their Ethernet switches (including Cisco)
• The Cisco pre-standard (used pair) inline power as installed in many older Ethernet switches.
Cisco pre-802.3af standard phones require the use of a cross-over cable from IEEE 802.3af compliant switch (like Cisco 2600-PWR) to their device.

What PoE devices are NOT compatible?
These devices are dependent on the polarity of the DC voltage (a violation of the 802.3af standard).
Not all PoE devices are necessarily IEEE 802.3af compliant. Early versions of IP Phones, though they may accept power over the Ethernet cable using their own Mid-Span Power devices, may only accept power over the Non-Data Pairs of wires (Category 5 cable, pins 4/5 and 7/8). The 802.3af specification clearly states that Power Devices MUST accept power over either Data Pairs (1/2 and 3/6) or the non-data pairs. Furthermore, a compliant device must also be 'insensitive' to polarity, meaning that it should power up to either +50VDC or -50VDC.

IEEE 802.3af
Two modes, A and B, are available. Mode A delivers phantom power on the data pairs of 100BASE-TX or 10BASE-T. Mode B delivers power on the spare pairs. PoE can also be used on 1000BASE-T Ethernet in which case, there are no spare pairs and all power is delivered using the phantom technique.