I have the same problem and still unable to solve it. I've searched the web and most obviously only point to a bad cabling or/and the crimping. I've tried with a dozen of cables already but with no avail. If you are able to get the solution do share it. Thanks.

you can read his thread here http://forum.tp-link.com/showthread.php?3303-TL-WA5210G-High-Power-Wireless-Outdoor-CPE-problem-with-Ethernet&region=china

you can read phiroj thread here http://forum.tp-link.com/showthread.php?3303-TL-WA5210G-High-Power-Wireless-Outdoor-CPE-problem-with-Ethernet&region=china

Phiroj thread has no solution, I tried 568A at both ends, 568A at one end and 568B at 2nd end and 568B at both ends, but no success. Please help.

Still waiting for some solutions on this as well. anyone ?

amazing answer, but in my country this is what TP-lLINK answered, if its your poe, TP-LINK does not sale a poe that can replace the original you have to use your warranty

danymarc!

What u saying? I dont know but guys just tell me if anyone used WA5210 CPE, what is their UTP cable color code from Router to the POE (a small device packed with CPE in box) and the cable runs from CPE to the POE.


I am using it in AP mode to extend wifi signals.

Regards.

Well the question was very simple, if any one using this device then just tell which cabling scheme they are using. Please

Hey nyt1972, as for your question. You can use any of the two T-568A or T-568B standard cabling scheme, provided they are the same on both ends.. I've used T-568B on 30m cat5e cable and it worked well. The problem you have is not due to cabling scheme but rather some other odd power issue due to PoE injector. I had the same issue on the new Cable I tried to make earlier. and This forum seems to be a pretty lame place to ask any questions. Whats the point of only answering to easy problems.. lol

by the way danymarc, its not the PoE.. and you can use another PoE injector as well, not just tplink.