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Omnitron iConverter 2FX 2Pt. 100BFX SC SM 1310NM 30KM Module

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Item#: 10619704 // MFG Part#: 8443-1-W // By: Omnitron Systems Technology
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$993.70 
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  • Ethernet 100Base-FX Transceiver
  • 100MB/s Transfer Rate
  • Fast Ethernet, IEEE 802.1p, IEEE 802.1Q Protocol(s)
The iConverter 2Fx managed media converter is a member of the modular iConverter product family. It provides a cost-effective solution for extending network distances by connecting multi-mode fiber network devices over single-mode fiber cabling. The iConverter 2Fx both regenerates and retimes the fiber optic signal, and multiple 2Fxs can be used to extend total network distances.

iConverter 2Fx models are available with multi-mode, single-mode and single-fiber options. They support ST, SC, MT-RJ and LC connectors.

The iConverter 2Fx features two 10/100 Ethernet backplane ports to provide connectivity to adjacent modules for network expansion and for In-Band connectivity to an iConverter Network Management Module (NMM).

The iConverter 2Fx supports the IEEE 802.1Q and 802.1p standards, and the 802.1Q Tag VLAN packet tagging and untagging including double-tagging (1Q1Q double-stacking) standard. Stacked-tagging enables the service provider to support tagged or untagged customer traffic thus eliminating the constraints on the customer’s data type and enabling customers to “tunnel” their enterprise VLAN networks transparently through the service provider’s network. Up to 64 VLAN tags can be assigned.

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