Product Introduction:

2U 16 Slots Rack Mount Chassis

with NMS(Network Management System)

for 10G, GE, FE Media converter and OEO

Plexda’s range of Media Converter make it easy to choose theright media for different installation environments withoutcompromising security.

The Rack Mount Chassis are available in several designs

. Standalone with integrated Dual- power supply, AC or DC power supply for option.

. Each power supply with own switch

. 19inchs rack mounted with adapter card and redundant power supply.

. Max. configuration with 16 slots for install media converter card .

. Support 10/100M, 1000M, 10Gb/s media converter

. Support multimode and singlemode

. Networking Management functional for option, it support protocols like SNMP,WEB, TELNET,

CONSOLE and offering MIB database for convenient to be merged to the party’s SNMP, and realizes

the integrated management to all chassis.

The base unit can be equipped with redundant power supply, which can be replaced while operational. The Media Converter with adapter card    

Fiber Optic Media Converting from Plexda gives you:

Large flexibility

Mix different speeds and different types of fiber in the same base unit.

Assured investment

Today hub, tomorrow switch – same converter

Operating reliability

Redundant power supply, galvanic insulation

Possibility to mix 10Base, 100Base, 1000Base

Build as required, auto detect

Link security

The converter is monitored by hub/switch. See explanation below.

Half or full duplex communication

The converters are completely transparent

 Easy troubleshooting

LEDs indicates 

Link security using Link Through

The link through signal is used to increase security, when there is an interruption on one side, the converter indicates an interruption on the other side. This means that the equipments always senses whether the entire connection is up.

Example: Two hubs are interconnected using two media converters. If the connection is broken somewhere in the link, the media converter will stop sending link integrity signals. In this way the hubs can sense whether the connection is down or up.