10/100Base-TX to 100Base-FX Mini Media Converter , unmanaged, standalone

Brief introduction

10/100Base-TX to 100Base-FX Mini Media Converter.

FR-2201 is a Fast Ethernet stand-alone Mini media converter that provides cost effective, entry-level media conversion between 10/100Base-TX ports and 100Base-FX ports. With its fixed configuration, deployments are just plug-and-play, and with its small size, it is ideal for locations where space is limited. 10/100Base Fiber Media Converter, SFP Fiber Media Converter, Options in single mode dual fiber, multimode dual fiber and single mode single fiber.

We also supply Media Converter Chassis, the 1U height 12 slots media converter rack mount chassis specially designed for accommodating chassis-based mini Media Converters.

Features

> Unit and Port LEDs allow for quick status information

> Auto-Negotiation

> Fixed Full-Duplex on fiber

> Auto-MDI/MDIX

> Automatic Link Restoration

> Connect to legacy network equipment

> Eliminate Collision Domains

> 10/100Base-TX UTP to 100Base-FX fiber media converter

> Support IEEE802.3 10Base-T, IEEE802.3u 100Base-TX/FX standards

> SC/FC/ST/LC optional

> DIP switch to set different configurations

> LFP (Link Fault Pass-through) support

> Compact package size

Specification

Fiberroad founded in 2008, is committed to developing and manufacturing, and selling network communication products. In particular, the focus is on fiber optical technologies, Ethernet technologies, and the integration of broadband access technologies. With leading-edge technology and high-quality service as the driving force, we continued steady growth, and become a top global equipment supplier of innovative last-mile access in the telecommunications market.

As our professional engineering team has devoted ourselves to R&D for a long time so that the products have been quite mature. We have received much popular recognition from our current Telecom operators, Telecom engineering contractors, and Solution Partners in the world. This alliance covers Europe, Asia, the Middle East, Africa, plus North and South America.

As services such as voice and multimedia are moving to IP-based technologies, carriers have found that their core networks can be operated more effectively and economically if the public switching networks are migrated to next-generation IP-based networks. This proactive thinking will allow us to continue developing IP Camera solutions for today and tomorrow’s markets.