IEEE P802.3at DTE Power Enhancements Task Force
March 18-20, 2008
Orlando, FL, USA

Meeting Agenda and General Information

Title	Size	Author(s)	Affiliation
802.3at L2 Ad-Hoc Chair's Report - February 2008 Boston Meeting	24kB	Wael William Diab	Broadcom
Objective 6	38kB	Bill Delveaux	Cisco
Midspan Adhoc - Midspan/Channel Requirements below 1MHz	3.2MB	Yair Darshan	Microsemi Corporation
Simultaneous Operation of ALT A and B 4P Adhoc	2.2MB	Yair Darshan	Microsemi Corporation
Temperature De-rating	14kB	17 individuals, see presentation for list	17 companies, see presentation for list
Transformer and Channel ad hoc	2.0MB	Fred Schindler	Cisco Systems
LLDP-POE message response times	44kB	Ramesh Sastry	Cisco
Alternative De-rating	29kB	Daniel Feldman	Microsemi
802.3at L2 Ad-Hoc Agenda	10kB	Wael William Diab	Broadcom
802.3at L2 Ad-Hoc Chair's Report	10kB	Wael William Diab	Broadcom
Comment review results	24kB	Mike McCormack	TI
A contribution on cabling current de-rating vs temperature for PoE+	256kB	Sterling Vaden	SMP Data Communications

	Title	Size	Author(s)	Affiliation
	Liaison report from ISO/IEC JTC 1/SC 25/WG 3 to IEEE 802.3 on telecommunications cabling to support IEEE 802.3at PoEP	21kB	ISO/IEC JTC 1/SC 25/WG 3	ISO/IEC JTC 1/SC 25/ WG 3

	Title	Size	Author(s)	Affiliation
	The big question: Is 4-Pair PWR allowed under 802.3af? Picking through the Standard and the definitions to find the answer	38kB	Geoff Thompson	Nortel