Transceivers/Media Converters

The IMC-750/751 series are slide-in module Ethernet-to-fiber media converters for the IMC-7xx chassis, which support hot-swappable and easy installation. They allow network operators to incorporate multiple fiber types and wavelengths within a network. They can be monitored and controlled via a central site with the IMC-710 SNMP management module by iView, Telnet, or CLI while installed in a IMC-71x series chassis.

Link Fault Pass Through (LFPT) is a diagnostic feature that can enable or disable links to assist end users in troubleshooting a failed segment and configuration control to retain the latest configuration regardless of how the initial configuration was set up. The IMC-750 series can convert a 10/100 ~ 100Mbps copper-to-fiber media rate to auto-negotiation functionality on the twisted pair port for operation, and can fix it at 100Mbps copper-to-fiber with the IMC-751 series.

The IMC-754I-SFP converter is protocol-independent with dual SFP ports which can provide a single conversion between different wavelengths or single-mode and multi-mode fiber, single-mode to single-mode fiber or multi-mode to single-strand single-mode fiber. The SFP port must use an SFP of the same speed while allowing for different fiber types. Additionally, the IMC-754I-SFP is an industrial equipment device. The unit operates in environments that demand extended operating temperatures.

The IMC-750/751 series are slide-in module Ethernet-to-fiber media converters for the IMC-7xx chassis, which support hot-swappable and easy installation. They allow network operators to incorporate multiple fiber types and wavelengths within a network. They can be monitored and controlled via a central site with the IMC-710 SNMP management module by iView, Telnet, or CLI while installed in a IMC-71x series chassis.

Link Fault Pass Through (LFPT) is a diagnostic feature that can enable or disable links to assist end users in troubleshooting a failed segment and configuration control to retain the latest configuration regardless of how the initial configuration was set up. The IMC-750 series can convert a 10/100 ~ 100Mbps copper-to-fiber media rate to auto-negotiation functionality on the twisted pair port for operation, and can fix it at 100Mbps copper-to-fiber with the IMC-751 series.

The IMC-754I-SFP converter is protocol-independent with dual SFP ports which can provide a single conversion between different wavelengths or single-mode and multi-mode fiber, single-mode to single-mode fiber or multi-mode to single-strand single-mode fiber. The SFP port must use an SFP of the same speed while allowing for different fiber types. Additionally, the IMC-754I-SFP is an industrial equipment device. The unit operates in environments that demand extended operating temperatures.

The IMC-760 series of intelligent media converters connect a host/remote Ethernet network over a fiber optic or CAT5 copper connection. It combines media conversion with an advanced-feature set for network management and troubleshooting, including OAM (operation, administration, and management). Administrators can observe the end-points over the fiber segment between them as a single management entity. Bandwidth scalability and support for MIBs II makes this modular device a cost-effective solution.

The SNMP software, iView2 , allows for remoteconfiguration and alerts administrators to any potential problems on the long-haul fiber run, providing vital information on link conditions and reporting data on traffic statistics. With iView2 , the central location can manage all host/remote pairs installed in the IMC-71x series with the single IP address of the chassis.

The IMC-760 series of intelligent media converters connect a host/remote Ethernet network over a fiber optic or CAT5 copper connection. It combines media conversion with an advanced-feature set for network management and troubleshooting, including OAM (operation, administration, and management). Administrators can observe the end-points over the fiber segment between them as a single management entity. Bandwidth scalability and support for MIBs II makes this modular device a cost-effective solution.

The SNMP software, iView2 , allows for remoteconfiguration and alerts administrators to any potential problems on the long-haul fiber run, providing vital information on link conditions and reporting data on traffic statistics. With iView2 , the central location can manage all host/remote pairs installed in the IMC-71x series with the single IP address of the chassis.

The IMC-760 series of intelligent media converters connect a host/remote Ethernet network over a fiber optic or CAT5 copper connection. It combines media conversion with an advanced-feature set for network management and troubleshooting, including OAM (operation, administration, and management). Administrators can observe the end-points over the fiber segment between them as a single management entity. Bandwidth scalability and support for MIBs II makes this modular device a cost-effective solution.

The SNMP software, iView2 , allows for remoteconfiguration and alerts administrators to any potential problems on the long-haul fiber run, providing vital information on link conditions and reporting data on traffic statistics. With iView2 , the central location can manage all host/remote pairs installed in the IMC-71x series with the single IP address of the chassis.