Netgear GS516TP Software Administration Manual - Page 43

Timer Global Configuration, System > PoE > Advanced > Timer Global Configuration

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GS516TP Gigabit Smart Switches • Mode. PD • Class. Class of connected device, either : • Class 0 - 15.4W • Class 4 - 30W • None. If no device is connected. • Status. One of the following values: • Off. The port is not operational, because it is not connected to a device. • Powered. The port is connected to a power supply. Timer Global Configuration Timers schedule power on/off to a port. Timers can be defined and attached to the ports 1-8. For example, you can define a power schedule that turns off the power nightly or during the weekend.  To configure the power schedule of a port: 1. Create a timer: a. Select System > PoE > Advanced > Timer Global Configuration. b. Enter the name of the timer in the Timer Schedule Name field. c. Click ADD. 2. Configure the timer: a. Select System > PoE > Advanced > Timer Schedule Configuration. b. From the Timer Schedule Name list, select one of the timers defined the previous step. c. Enter the time of day to turn off power in the Shutdown Time Start field. The time range is from 00:00 to 23:59. d. Enter the time of day to turn on power in the Shutdown Time End field. The time range is from 00:00 to 23:59. e. Enter the date on which the schedule takes effect in the Date Start field. f. Enter the date on which the schedule expires in the End Date field or select No End Date. g. If necessary, select a Recurrence Pattern (Daily or Weekly). h. If you selected the weekly recurrence pattern, select the required days in the Weekly Mode fields. i. Click APPLY to save the settings for the selected timer. 3. Attach the timer to a port in the PoE Port Configuration screen. See PoE Port Configuration . 43

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GS516TP Gigabit Smart Switches
Mode
. PD
Class
. Class of connected device, either :
Class 0 - 15.4W
Class 4 - 30W
None
. If no device is connected.
Status
. One of the following values:
Off
. The port is not operational, because it is not connected to a device.
Powered
. The port is connected to a power supply.
Timer Global Configuration
Timers schedule power on/off to a port. Timers can be defined and attached to the ports 1–8.
For example, you can define a power schedule that turns off the power nightly or during the
weekend.
To configure the power schedule of a port:
1.
Create a timer:
a.
Select
System > PoE > Advanced > Timer Global Configuration
.
b.
Enter the name of the timer in the
Timer Schedule Name
field.
c.
Click
ADD
.
2.
Configure the timer:
a.
Select
System > PoE > Advanced > Timer Schedule Configuration
.
b.
From the Timer Schedule Name list, select one of the timers defined the previous
step.
c.
Enter the time of day to turn off power in the
Shutdown Time Start
field.
The time range is from 00:00 to 23:59.
d.
Enter the time of day to turn on power in the
Shutdown Time End
field.
The time range is from 00:00 to 23:59.
e.
Enter the date on which the schedule takes effect in the
Date Start
field.
f.
Enter the date on which the schedule expires in the
End Date
field or select
No End
Date
.
g.
If necessary, select a
Recurrence Pattern (Daily or Weekly)
.
h.
If you selected the weekly recurrence pattern, select the required days in the
Weekly
Mode
fields.
i.
Click
APPLY
to save the settings for the selected timer.
3.
Attach the timer to a port in the PoE Port Configuration screen.
See
PoE Port Configuration
.