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FAQ’s
The datasheet describes compatibility with the STAR ODF series. Confirm the exact frame and mounting configuration before ordering.
Yes. The technical document lists both technologies across its Combo OLT interfaces.
The datasheet lists up to 208 with a single central blade and up to 192 with duplicated central blades.
It provides 24 Gigabit Ethernet RJ45 ports for compatible wired endpoints.
The product overview and ordering code identify four Gigabit Ethernet ports.
The product has 16 GPON OLT ports.
Yes. The supplied datasheet describes a GPON home gateway that combines optical broadband access, routing, wired LAN and Wi-Fi 6.
It is a GPON optical network terminal integrated into an SFP module that can be inserted into a compatible host device.
The G94 datasheet specifies 4 × 4 Wi-Fi 6 MU-MIMO and an optional 2.5GbE interface; G92 specifies 2 × 2 Wi-Fi 6 and four Gigabit Ethernet LAN ports.
Up to 80 ports in the single-central-blade configuration. The number is lower when redundant switching or an uplink-extension blade is installed.
It is specified for Passive Optical LAN installations, wireless backhaul, outdoor IP cameras and wireless access-point connectivity.
The datasheet mentions IP phones, IP cameras and other compatible powered Ethernet devices.
Yes. Eight 10/100/1000BASE-T RJ45 ports are listed.
Compatibility is not universal. The host interface, power, firmware and operator/OLT interoperability must be checked.
It offers one PoE+ Ethernet port with up to 30 W. The connected camera must be compatible with the available power and interface.
Yes. The document describes GPON, XGS-PON and Combo PON subscriber blade choices.
No XGS-PON interface support is claimed in its supplied datasheet; it is positioned as a GPON OLT.
The document lists 10GE P2P on the applicable order-code variants, rather than every version.
Yes. The overview states PoE on all four Ethernet ports, with LTPoE++ on the first port.
No. The manufacturer documents GPON, XGS-PON, Combo PON and other compatible blade options.
No. It is explicitly marked as optional in the technical specification.
The document specifies a total PoE budget of 390 W.
The document specifies dual-band Wi-Fi 6 with an AX1800 cumulative wireless rate.
No such claim is supported. Although each port is specified at up to 30 W, 24 × 30 W exceeds the 390 W aggregate budget.
The source states that individual ports are capable of 60 W, but does not clearly establish an aggregate simultaneous PoE budget. That must be verified before sizing a deployment.
The G92 acts as an EasyMesh controller when used with compatible EasyMesh agent access points.
The datasheet lists multicast IPTV support, including IGMP snooping.
Yes. The device includes an EasyMesh-compliant controller for use with compatible agent access points.
The unit has 16 optical access interfaces in a 1U form factor.