Design & Engineering Webinar Linnet Tay

imVision® SM v7.4 - Support for PoE Global Partner

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 CommScope’s Design & Engineering Webinar Series

Education by CommScope. Expertise for you.

These regularly scheduled webinars are 60 minutes packed with education and
insight that focus on providing all the technical knowledge required to design
CommScope solutions into your customers’ environment.

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 Design & Engineering Webinar Roger Koo
Technical Consulting Manager
imVision® System Manager v7.4 Asia Pacific
Support for PoE

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Agenda
• PoE Overview and Standards

• Support for PoE in imVision System Manager v7.4

• Q&A

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 PoE Overview and Standards

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 Benefits of Power over Ethernet
WiFi AP

• Single cable for power and data - transmits safe and reliable
Ethernet
PoE switch power over twisted pair cabling

• Lower cost - There is no need for an AC outlet at the location

of powered devices

• Centralized Power - powering the endpoints via a PoE switch

VoIP allows for centralized power where the PoE switch can be
CP
Phone plugged into a UPS
WA Outlet
• IEEE 802.3 Ethernet standards continue to evolve to support
higher PoE levels

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 Remote Power Technology Evolution

Pre-
1980’s 2003 2009 2010 2011 2018
1980s

HDBaseT Cisco
POTS ISDN (A/V apps) UPOE
IEEE (60W)
IEEE Proposed
802.3af 802.3at IEEE
PoE PoEP 802.3bt
(15W) (25W) 4PPoE
(90W)

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 Types of PoE supported devices

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 PoE – Relevant Standards

Application 802.3af
802.3at
P802.3bt

Cabling Performance ISO/IEC 11801 TIA 568C.2 EN 50173-1

Power delivery over twisted pair cabling ISO/IEC TS 29125 TSB-184-A TR50174-99-1
Planning, installation, operation ISO/IEC 14763-2 ANSI/TIA-606-C EN 50174-2
Connector testing under electrical load IEC 60512-99-001 EN 60512-99-01
Automated Infrastructure Management ISO/IEC 18598* ANSI/TIA-5048 EN 50667
Safety IEC 60950-1 EN 60950-1 NFPA 70**

* At 9/17 meeting WG3 agreed to initiate a NWIP for an Amendment to AIM standard to add support for PoE
** National Electrical Code (NEC) is US-only. Applicable for PoE applications over 60 W.

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 PoE over structured cabling – heat dissipation James Prescott Joule

• Heat generated in cabling = Current 2 x Resistance

• For a constant current, the predicted temperature rise for a cable bundle will increase with the
number of cables in the bundle

• Increased temperature of installed cables will increase channel attenuation/insertion loss

• Increased temperature of installed cables may exceed the specified operating temperature

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 PoE over structured cabling – cable temperature rise James Prescott Joule

Open Air Supported Tray Open Conduit Conduit w/ Sealed Ends

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 PoE over structured cabling – de-mating under PoE load
• Possible damage to connecting hardware contacts where mating and de-
mating occurs while the power supply current is flowing

NOTE: CommScope outlets are designed and tested to eliminate risk of damage
from de-mating under load
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Cross-Connect could prevent possible damage to PoE switch ports

Horizontal cable

PoE Switch

Patch
Cord

Equipment Cord

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 Cabling standards guidelines for remote powering James Prescott Joule

• When planning for new cabling – bundle sizes should not exceed 24 cables

• Assessment of existing installations must be made to determine support of

802.3bt type 4 power levels
o Track cable bundle size
o Location of a cable bundle
o Cable gauge/DC Resistance
o Bundle report – list of cables, power levels, totals
o PSE – PoE delivery type
o PSE – Maximum PoE delivery level

• At all locations where de-mating under load presents a risk of technical damage
or contractual liability then appropriate warning labeling shall be applied in close
proximity (ISO/IEC 14763-2)
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 imVision and PoE

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 imVision System Manager 7.4 PoE related features James Prescott Joule

• PoE information for

o Switch
o Card
o Port
o Outlets
o Discovered devices
• PoE trace
o System Manger
o Controller screen
• Cable Bundle
o Bundle ID
o Cable Bundle Details
• PoE service provisioning

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 PoE Information

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 PoE Definitions
• PoE capable switch – Power Sourcing Equipment (PSE)
• PoE capable devices – Powered Device (PD)
• PoE Type and PoE Class are defined based on the IEEE 802.3bt table below

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PoE data for Switch/Card Properties

• PoE Capable (PSE):

Yes / N/A
• PoE Type
• PoE Ports
• Ports with PoE In Use
• PoE Total Capacity (W)
• PoE Allocated Capacity (W)
• PoE Remaining Capacity (W):
= PoE Total - PoE Allocated
Note: SM v7.4 includes support for Cisco PoE switches
Support for other brands will be added via SNMP Updates

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PoE data for Switch/Card Properties (2)

Card 1 Card 2 Switch

+ =

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PoE Switch Port Properties

• PoE Type
• PoE Port Status:
In Use/Not in Use
• PoE Allocated (W)
• PoE Consumption (W)

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PoE Switch Port Status

Port /Link Status PoE Status

Enabled (link Up) in use
Enabled (link Up) not in use
Enabled (link Up) disabled
Enabled (link down) not in use
Enabled (link down) disabled
Disabled Not in Use
Disabled disabled

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 Outlet Properties

Link & PoE Status Indicators

• PoE Type
• PoE Port Status

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Discovered Device Properties
• PoE Capable (PD):
- Yes/No
• PoE Device State:
- Powered/Not Powered
• PoE Class
• PoE Consumption (W)

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 PoE Capable/PoE State Algorithm – case 1

DD1
PoE
NO

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 PoE Capable/PoE State Algorithm – case 2

DD1
PoE
YES

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 PoE Capable/PoE State Algorithm – case 3
Initial device discovery at 9am

DD1 DD2 DD3

PoE PoE PoE
NO NO NO

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 PoE Capable/PoE State Algorithm – case 3
Initial device discovery at 9am

DD1 DD2 DD3

PoE PoE PoE
NO NO NO

Device discovery cycle at 9pm

DD3
PoE
YES

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 PoE Capable/PoE State Algorithm – case 3
Initial device discovery at 9am

DD1 DD2 DD3

PoE PoE PoE
NO NO NO

Device discovery cycle at 9pm

DD3
PoE
YES

Device discovery cycle at 9am next day

DD3 DD1 DD2

PoE PoE PoE
YES NO NO

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PoE Switch Port Trace – PoE Not in Use

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PoE Switch Port Trace – PoE in Use

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PoE Switch Port Trace with multiple devices

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PoE Switch Port Trace (Controller)

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 Cable Bundle

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Bundle ID

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Cable Bundle Size

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BundleID View

• Bundle ID
• Number of Cables
• Number of PoE Cables
• PoE Consumption
• PoE Allocated
• PoE Type

Bundle View
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Cable Bundle Details View

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 PoE Service Provisioning

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PoE Service Provisioning

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 Summary

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 Summary
• Number and types of PoE devices is growing rapidly

• The upcoming IEEE 802.3bt standard will support up to 90W of power

• Cabling standards define guidelines for proper design, installation and operation of
cabling infrastructure that is delivering PoE

• System Manager v7.4 incorporates support for many of these guidelines

• The SYSTIMAX imVision® Automated Infrastructure Management solution is a unique

tool for planning, assessment and monitoring of PoE services over structured cabling

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 Q&A

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 Thank You!

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