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UL864 Ethernet
Media Converters
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Features |
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Extended
operating temperature range
–40°C to +75°C |
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Field upgradable
firmware |
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IGMP Snooping & Query Functionality |
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Auto-crossover
(Auto-MDIX) on twisted-pair ports |
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RapidRing® Redundant Ring Technology (recovery in less than 300 ms) |
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10BASE-T/100BASE-TX/ 100BASE-FX compliant |
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Virtual
LAN support (Port VLAN and 802.1Q) |
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Choice of auto-negotiated or static
data rate, duplex and flow control |
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Quality of Service (QoS) support
(802.1p, DiffServ, TOS, Port-based, MAC-based) |
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Wide-range, low-voltage AC or DC powered |
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Port Mirroring |
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Provision for redundant power connections |
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Rate Limiting (broadcast storm control) |
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LEDs for link/activity, data rate, power and status |
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Configurable via
a web browser or terminal emulation |
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Easy panel or DIN-rail installation |
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Consistent panel space regardless of port count |
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Industrial environment EMC compatible |
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Trunking for high-speed backbone and redundancy (less than 10 ms recovery) |
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CE Mark |
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Port Security |
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UL 508 Listed |
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Programmable
fault relay |
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C-UL Listed, C22.2
CAN/CSA NO.142-M1987 |
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Managed
via the SNMP Protocol |
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Product Overview |
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The
EISB_M B-Line Series of compact managed switching hubs provide management
functionality in situations where an extended temperature range of
–40° to +75°C are expected — enabling them to perform
successfully in outdoor applications.
Within a constant form factor (panel space consumed) requiring only
1.75" of DIN-rail, these switches can support 8, 16 or 24 ports
with copper and fiber/copper combinations in a rugged aluminum enclosure.
Equipped with the conventional features standard in Plug and Play
switches, the EISB_M B-Line Series is also designed with management
features including RapidRing™, VLAN, trunking, (QoS) (Quality
of Service), and SNMP (Simple
Network Management Protocol).
The switch learns port assignments by reading Ethernet frames and
logs source addresses into a table which can hold more than 4,000
addresses in the 8-port unit, over 8,000 in the 16-port unit and more
than 12,000 in the 24-port unit. With this information, it improves
throughput by restricting traffic to only those ports party to a data
exchange — while other data is simultaneously exchanged on other
ports. Store-and-forward operation of frames is implemented using
256 kB of built-in memory in the 8-port unit, 512 kB of built-in memory
in the 16-port unit and 768 kB of built-in memory in the 24-port unit.
Only standard straight-through cables are needed to connect the copper
ports to stations or another hub since the copper ports are Auto-MDIX
compliant — meaning any port can function as an uplink port to
another switch or end-station. In addition to one power LED, each
port has an LED showing link/activity/data rate by color: green for
100 Mbps, yellow for 10 Mbps. Flashing indicates port activity.
The EISB is shipped with a DIN-rail clip installed. If direct mounting
to a sub-panel is desired, the DIN-rail clip can be removed and the
attached mounting ears extended to provide panel mounting.
The unit can be powered from either wide-range, low-powered AC or
DC power sources. Redundant power connections are provided to accommodate
back-up schemes.
A choice of network
management software is available for use with this switch. Click here to learn about iSNMPT software. Click here to learn about IntraVUET software.
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