...10-/100-Mbps Ethernet switches or for connection to high-speed servers with the assurance of total compatibility with your Ethernet network. • When Gigabit Ethernet first appeared, fiber was crucial to running Gigabit Ethernet effectively. Since t...

...media converters and switches is not a bad idea, but in many cases not a solution that you can do immediately or for somewhat money. If there is no fiber cable, you need to install one. If you want to connect another building being 1 kilometer aw...

...amplifiers and video switches are available for larger installations. Using these products it is possible build video networks with very large numbers of displays. • Popular applications: • Schools: • These products have many applications in scho...

...a network is through a switch or other networking ”box.” It is not recommended to connect the two types of fibre directly. • Although 50-µm and 62.5-µm fibre both feature a 125-µm cladding, the core sizes differ. The smaller, 50-µm core provides a ...

...In fact, when you switch to UltraSCSI, your peripherals won't be affected at all - all you'll see is better performance. • Some background on SCSI • UltraSCSI is the latest step in a long line of SCSI adaptations and improvements. And although...

...In fact, when you switch to Ultra SCSI, your peripherals won’t be affected at all—all you’ll see is better performance. • Some background on SCSI. • Ultra SCSI is the latest step in a long line of SCSI adaptations and improvements. Actually, t...

...a network is through a switch or other networking ”box.” It is not recommended to connect the two types of fibre directly. • Although 50-µm and 62.5-µm fibre both feature a 125-µm cladding, the core sizes differ. The smaller, 50-µm core provides a ...

...and integrated KVM switching. • Front-panel controls enable you to use the buttons on a monitor bezel without pulling out the keyboard. Some trays have USB ports for access. • Cable managers • Cabinets usually have built-in troughs for cable ro...

...for connections between switching offices. Single-mode cable features an 8.5-micron glass core. • Duplex—Use duplex multimode or single-mode fibre optic cable for applications that require simultaneous, bidirectional data transfer. Workstations, fib...