SG350XG: Ports Connected to a PD Display Lower Voltage than the Actual

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Updated:December 12, 2018
Document ID:SMB5677

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SG350XG: Ports Connected to a PD Display Lower Voltage than the Actual

Date Identified

May 23, 2017

Date Resolved

June 12, 2017

Product Affected

Model

Firmware Version

Fixed In

SG350XG

2.2.0.x  

2.2.0.6

Problem Description

In rare cases, the voltage display for ports connected to a powered device (PD) is lower than the actual voltage that the power source equipment (PSE) supplies to the PD.

Resolution

This issue is fixed when you upgrade to the firmware version 2.2.0.66. To upgrade, click here for instructions.

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