KrisG wrote The USB cable is to power the OC200 (just like a phone charger). That way you do not need to use a PoE enabled switch. The EAP 225 in my drawing is powered by the PoE injector that I...

I'm confused, to be honest as that's how I have it, execpt for a USB cable, going to where? sorry being dim here. Not my normal are of speciality. This project is costing me alot more than originally...

OK guys I've now got: Router connecting to a TP-Link POE TP-OC200 connected to the POE (ETH1) ETH2 connects to the TP-225 No lights on the TP-OC200..... why?

All I have resolved this by purchasing an OC200 :-) Thanks to everyone

Thank you KrisG KrisG wrote Because you mentioned you only have one free port on the Orange Livebox, The most cost effective solution to get you up and running is probably buying a small 5 port...

Genius8088 wrote Allow me recap: you have a router that supports POE, both the EAP225 and the OC200 (POE in) are connected to the router via Ethernet cable, correct? No, The OC200 is connected to the...