So, Mikrotik made these wonderful switches, RB960PGS or hex poe, capable to power 802.11 poe devices, if a 48V power supply is used.
But I would know where is this 802.11af/at compatibility?
If I would power a camera, Hikvision camera, I need to activate poe output "forced ON" , and so I have 48V on eth ports even if there isn't connected any camera.
And this is passive poe, according to me, and not a smart 802.11 poe switch.
If I would power a phone, for example a Grandstream phone, hex poe won't deliver any power to the phone, because "auto ON" doesn't find the phone and "forced ON" finds a strange "overload short circuit" over the eth port where the phone is connected!
And I can ensure that both Hikvision camera and Grandstream phone supports perfectly both passive 48V poe (for example if powered with a RBpoe or RBgpoe and 48V power supply) and 802.11af/at poe (for example powerd by an intellinet or other brand poe switch).
So, where is the poe compatibility?
Why a 2W phone is detected as a short circuit?