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rfx
May 18, 2017Tutor
LB1111 not starting after Poe power loss
When i power the LB1111 via PoE everything works fine as long as i done unplug the netwok-cable an replug it into the netwok port. the lb1111 doesnot power on. i have to depress and press the power ...
VincentNguyenQu
Jul 03, 2017Star
Anyone would have any comment on this point ?
I have the exact same issue, and I find this completely silly. One of the interest of PoE is to put the device into a "remote" location, ie not necessarily accessible (in my case in a waterproof casing, mounted on my external wall). And sometime we need to perform a power cycle to reset the device, which would be practical if I did not have to open the casing (climbing on a ladder) just to press/depress the power button.
I bought a PoE version precisely to allow external placement in the casing, I now have to use an external PoE injector (and it works fine in that case), but that requires a bigger box, and completely kills the point of having a PoE version.
Thanks for any comment
- rfxJul 03, 2017Tutor
I had to do an RMA. I have a second device so the problem was easy reproducable. The PoE part of the LB1111 seems to be crappy.
- VincentNguyenQuJul 03, 2017Star
So the unit you got in exchange did not exhibit this problem, or is this a problem which affects all LB1111 (and you simply got a refund) ?
If I go through Amazon to replace it, I might get another unit which exhibit the exact same behaviour ...
Regards
- rfxJul 03, 2017Tutor
The unit got exchanged and now it works.
i did googling before i contacted netgear and found some user-reports that the poe of the device seems sensitive to cable-length, cable-type,...
But now my two units seem to work.
But this does not help with the fact that the device is not a very good lte-modem. the signal on nearly any other device i have is way better.