4 x 2.5GBase-T PoE
AMDA0105-0001 · 4 ports: 4 RJ45 · no driver yet
no driver yet
No appliance's current datasheet lists it; the vendor's board files still describe it.
The module's face
on the coprocessor itselfPoE
Approximate. The ports, their sockets and speeds are the module file's, numbered as in bay A; where they sit on the face is not seen.
Every port
Numbered as in bay A; in bay B they are B1 and on.
| label | socket | speed | between it and the coprocessor | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| A1 | RJ45 | 2.5G | the coprocessor's bay A, through the AQR412 | PoE |
| A2 | RJ45 | 2.5G | the coprocessor's bay A, through the AQR412 | PoE |
| A3 | RJ45 | 2.5G | the coprocessor's bay A, through the AQR412 | PoE |
| A4 | RJ45 | 2.5G | the coprocessor's bay A, through the AQR412 | PoE |
Into the appliance
A module is an assembly of its own, with its own CPLD and its VPD EEPROM, both read on the coprocessor; the coprocessor's platform tool folds its template into the board's at every boot, and that is where the drivers read its ports from.
Which appliances take it
No appliance's current datasheet lists it; the vendor's board files still describe it.
Where each fact was read
- the vendor's board files:
xgs-bsp/data/AMDA0105-0001R00.txt- a template, its ports named for the bay it is in - read here: the expansion modules page