Singlemode WDM Media Converter - 10/100 Base-TX 1550nm to 100 Base-FX - RJ45 to SC - 20 Km
Wavelength Division Multiplexing | 10/100 Base-TX 1550nm to 100 Base-FX | 20 Km Range | Convert RJ45 to Singlemode SC Fiber Network
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| 1-2 | 3-5 | 6-7 | 8-9 | 10+ |
| $78.43 | $76.92 | $75.47 | $74.07 | $72.73 |
Singlemode WDM Media Converter - 10/100 Base-TX to 100 Base-FX - RJ45 to Duplex SC - 20 Km
This media converter is designed to convert 10/100 Base-TX RJ45 copper media to 100 Base-FX fiber media or vice versa. WDM (Wavelength Division Multiplexing) is a technique in fiber optic transmission that enables the use of multiple light wavelengths (or colors) to send data over the same medium. Two or more colors of light can travel on one fiber and several signals can be transmitted in an optical waveguide at differing wavelengths. Using WDM technology, only one fiber cable is needed to transmit and receive data with a singlemode SC type fiber cable. It also supports longwave (LX) laser specification at a full wire speed forwarding rate. It works at 1550nm on transferring data and at 1310nm on receiving data. So the other end device to cooperate with this media converter should work at 1310nm on transferring data and at 1550nm on receiving data.
Features:
- 20 Km Relay Free
- Wavelength Division Multiplexing
- TX - 1550nm / RX - 1310nm
- Ethernet standards IEEE802.3,10/100Base-TX and 100Base-FX
- Singlemode SC Optical Port
- RJ45 Port for Twisted Pair
- Auto-Adaptation Rate & Full/Half-Duplex Mode Supported at RJ45 Port
- Full/Half Duplex Flow Control
- Support for Low Delay Time Pure Data Transmission
- Built-in Watch Dog Timer to Monitors Errors in Internal Data Exchange
- Auto MDI/MDIX Supported w/o Cable Selection
- 6 LEDs for Status Indication
- External and Built-In DC Power
- 128K Data Buffer RAM
- NIC Transmission Rate: 10/100Mbit/s
- NIC Transmission Mode: 10/100M
- Optical Port Data Rate: 100Mbit/s
| Fault Description | Cause Description | Maintenance |
| Power LED Lamps are off |
Haven't connected the power cord or it doesn't have a good connection. | Make sure the power cord is connected correctly and make sure there is a good connection. |
| Link/Act LED Lamp is off |
1. Haven't Connected the electrical cables to the electrical port or it doesn't have a good connection. | Make sure the power cord is connected correctly and make sure there is a good connection. |
| 2. Used the wrong electrical cables for electrical connection. | Used the wright electrical cables for electrical connection. | |
| 3. Any fault with the NIC and the terminal of Ethernet | Make sure the NIC and the Ethernet port are working correctly | |
| FX & FX-Link/Act LED Lamps are off |
1. There may be a fault with the optical devices | Check the fiber optical devices and the fiber connection to see of they are working correctly. |
| 2. The optical fiber has broken down or there is a bad connection. | ||
| 3. The optical fiber is over-loss | ||
| TX and FX LED Lamps are normal but the data can not be transmitted |
1. The Connection between the optical fiber and devices is not valid, this will cause the TX power not to work correctly. | Check the fiber connectors and make sure the connections between optical fibers and devises are valid. |
| 2. The system only gets power for a moment. If there are any changes in the network it may take a little while for media converters to adapt. | If it still is not working after waiting a few minutes and all connections have been completed correctly, then turn off the power and unplug the power cord, wait for a few minutes and then reconnect the power cord turn device back on and try again. |
