GPeR pinout

[M_tsak]

Does MikroTik GPeR accept power on pins 4–5 (+) and 7–8 (–) on its PoE-IN port when powered by a passive PoE source like RBGPOE-CON-HP?

[jaclaz]

Yes.

Check this thread for some additional details:

GPeR

two questions: Jumper usage ########### If the destination device does not support PoE powering, the power passthrough can be disabled manually by removing both jumpers on the “PoE out” side. What about jumper on “PoE in” side ? Can’t find any information on those […] Powering ####### The device require power to the Ethernet port: • Ethernet port accepts passive PoE or 802.3af/at DC 24 - 57 V⎓ […] Jumper usage ########### This will only work if “PoE in” is served by passi…

[M_tsak]

Thanks jaclaz! Unfortunately, the information available about this product is limited.

Have a nice a day

[jaclaz]

@M_tsak

Unfortunately, the information available about this product is limited.

There, I fixed it for you.

The good Mikrotik guys must be attending special courses to be able to select the least possible amount of information to publish about any given device and when they actually provide a piece of info, they must have an internal contest to submit the explanation with the least possible amount of words.

Particularly when it comes to PoE, it is a nightmare to understand what standards (that anyway Mikrotik rarely fully respect) a device is following and whether it is or can be made compatible with the rest of the world.

[M_tsak]

You said it all, you clearly speak from experience!

Glad there are the forum members.

Thanks again!