Why does a SharpV G3 fail when powered by an older SharpV PoE injector?
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Short answer
Verify its power source against the G3 requirement.
Explanation
Genetec’s model-specific troubleshooting calls for PoE++ 802.3bt Type 3; an older power source may be insufficient.
Things to check
- G3 model
- Injector or switch standard
- Available power budget
What to do
Use the specified power supply and retest illumination before changing recognition settings.
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