WDM fast Ethernet media converter
• Works according to standards 802.3u 10/100Base-TX, 100Base-FX.
• Link-fault- pass-through and far-end fault minimise the loss caused by the connection error in due time.
• Uses WDM and transmits and receives data via a single fibre.
The MC111CS is a media converter designed for converting 100BASE-FX fibre media into 100Base-TX copper media and vice versa. The MC111CS uses WDM and requires only one fibre-optic cable for transmitting and receiving data, reducing your cable costs by half. The MC111CS was designed according to the IEEE802.3u 10/100Base-TX standard and the 100Base-FX standard and is intended for use with single mode fibre-optic cables and the SC plug. The MC111CS supports the long-wave (LX) laser specification for a transfer rate corresponding to the full bandwidth. It functions at 1550nm for transmitting data and at 1310nm for receiving data. This means that the other end device, which is designed to work with the MC111CS, has to function at 1310nm for transmitting data and at 1550nm for receiving data. Other media converters from TP-LINK that could work with the MC111CS include the MC112CS.
Other features of this module include: the option of using the device as a stand-alone device (no additional enclosure required) or with the 19 inch system enclosure from TP-LINK, auto MDI/MDIX for the transmission port, auto-tuning in duplex mode at the transmission port and status LED on the front. The MC111CS transmits in fibre-optic long distance mode via the single mode fibre-optic cable up to a distance of 20 km.
• Auto-tuning from 10/100 Mbps and auto MDI/MDI-X at the TX port.
• Offers the switch configuration for the half-duplex/full duplex transmission mode for the FX port.
• Link-fault- pass-through and far-end fault minimise the loss caused by the connection error in due time.
• Uses WDM and transmits and receives via a single fibre.
• Fibre-optic transmission distance of up to 20 km.
• Easily visible LEDs display the status, allowing the network to be easily monitored.
• External power supply unit.
