The NTP250 has a limited DC-IN range 8-11V this is due to PoE priority requiring this to be <12V.
When DC-IN is >=12V power is drawn from DC-IN instead of PoE and there is insufficent minimum load from the PoE PD input causing the PSE to shutoff power and renegotiate causing a cycling of PoE power every few seconds.
It would be really nice if the NTP200 and NTP250 could take the same power supply ranges. If voltage of DC-IN is >= 12V a minimum load should be applied to the PSE so it will not shut of power.
The NTP250 has a limited DC-IN range 8-11V this is due to PoE priority requiring this to be <12V.
When DC-IN is >=12V power is drawn from DC-IN instead of PoE and there is insufficent minimum load from the PoE PD input causing the PSE to shutoff power and renegotiate causing a cycling of PoE power every few seconds.
It would be really nice if the NTP200 and NTP250 could take the same power supply ranges. If voltage of DC-IN is >= 12V a minimum load should be applied to the PSE so it will not shut of power.