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We already power our iPads via POE< which is also how you'd power those beacons, so it's not really a great improvement. BUT the idea that you would "tap in" t
by zndr 7y ago
We already power our iPads via POE< which is also how you'd power those beacons, so it's not really a great improvement.
BUT the idea that you would "tap in" to book it would be great.
- walterbell 7y agoIs there a PoE to lightning adapter? edit: $28 splitter, https://www.poetexas.com/products/af-lightning https://www.poetexas.com/products/af-lightning And $100 Belkin Ethernet-PoE adapter.
- robocat 7y agoUse a PoE to USB (female USB-A or USB-C) adapter - variety of models e.g. I saw one for $10 on Alibaba.
- EvanAnderson 7y agoI'm talking about radio energy powering the device. 802.1 beacon radio frames, which your access points send out over the air. Configure it via USB, etc, then just hang it on the wall. No cables. Just a passive device.