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RS-232 Based IP Network Type Product Name Description Type Page RS-232 V35IP RS-232 to V.35 C 6-2 RS-232 449IP RS-232 to RS-449 C 6-2 RS-232 X21IP RS-232 to X.21 C 6-2 RS-232 V35IP-CAB RS-232 to V.35 Cable C 6-3 V.35 Base IP Network Type Product Name Description Type Page V.35 V35/530IP V.35 to RS-530 C 6-4 V.35 V35/449IP V.35 to RS-449 C 6-4 V.35 V35/X21IP V.35 to X.21 C 6-4 RS-232 to RS-485 Network Type Product Name Description Type Page V.35 IC485-3 RS-232 to RS-435 C 6-5 4ch RS-232 to TTL/CMOS Network Type Product Name Description Type Page RS-232 ic232TTL DB9F-RS-232 to DB9M-TTL/CMOS C 6-6 RS-232 to RS-442/485 Network Type Product Name Description Type Page RS-232 IC485IP-1F Async RS-232, DB25 male to RS422/ RS-485, 4 screw terminal C 6-7 RS-232 IC485IP-1M Async RS-232, DB25 female to RS422/ RS-485, 4 screw terminal C 6-7 RS-232 IC485IP-2 Async RS-232, DB25 female to RS422/ RS-485, RJ-45 C 6-7 V35 to RS-485 Network Type Product Name Description Type Page V.35 V35/485-1 V.35 to RS-485 C 6-8 RS-232 Short Haul Modem Network Type Product Name Description Type Page RS-232 IC232IP-SM/M Async RS-232 Short Haul Modem, RJ-45 connector C 6-9 RS-232 IC232IP-SM/F Async RS-232 Short Haul Modem, RJ-45 connector C 6-9 RS-232 IC232IP-2M Async RS-232 Short Haul Modem, 4-screw connector,DB25M C 6-9 RS-232 IC232IP-2F Async RS-232 Short Haul Modem, 4-screw connector,DB25F C 6-9 RS-232 Current Loop Network Type Product Name Description Type Page RS-232 icCL-2/M RS-232, Current loop converter C 6-10 RS-232 icClL-2F RS-232, Current loop converter C 6-10 C = Compact 6-1 6. Interface Converter
RS-232 Based IP RS-232 Interface Powered V35IP/ 449IP/ X21IP/ 530IP RS-232 to V.35/ RS-449/ X.21/ RS-530 Interface Converter The RS232 IP family of interface converters allows full bi-directional synchronous conversion between RS-232C (V.24) and V.35, X.21 or RS-449/530 hardware. These converters all work WITHOUT an EXTERNAL POWER SUPPLY. The RS232 IP interface converters are designed for synchronous RS-232 operation at data rates up to and including 128kbps. They may also be applied to asynchronous RS-232 using only TD & RD signals, while ignoring TC, RC, and XTC timing signals. Asynchronous RS-232 requires three times greater data throughput on the synchronous side's V.35, X.21 or RS-449/530 interface. Features Specifications DCE/DTE: Switch settable Power Source: Interface powered. No external DC power adapter is required for the "IP" converter family. However, an external adapter (DC9V@600mA) may be used if the application of the unit is in a poor communication environment. Ordering Info RS-232 V.35 V35IP-M RS-232 to V.35 Interface Converter, interface powered, with DB25M to MB34M adapter cable V35IP-F RS-232 to V.35 Interface Converter, interface powered, with DB25M to MB34F adapter cable. RS-232 RS-449 449IP-M RS-232 to RS-449 Interface Converter, interface powered, with DB25M to DB37M adapter cable 449IP-F RS-232 to RS-449 Interface Converter, interface powered, with DB25M to DB37F adapter cable RS-232 X.21 X21IP-M RS-232 to X.21 Interface Converter, interface powered, with DB25M to DB15M adapter cable X21IP-F RS-232 to X.21 Interface Converter, interface powered, with DB25M to DB15F adapter cable The physical connections for all RS232 IP family converters are DB25 female connectors. The RS-232 side supports direct connection to the DB25 connector with standard pin-out, while an adapter cable is required on the V.35, X.21 or RS-449/530 side to provide the proper interface connection. The V35IP model's interface does not require balanced signals for the handshaking signals and therefore cannot be adapted for X.21, RS-449 or RS-530 use. However, the 449IP or X21IP models may be interchanged as long as the correct adapter cable is applied. Data Rate Connectors LEDs Environment Power Cunsumption Dimensions(WxDxH) Weight Up to 2Mbps V.35 side - V.35 cable adapter, X.21, RS- 449/530 side - DB25F (Requires adapter cable) Signal status, DCE/DTE mode, Power Temperature 0 — 50°C (Operating); 20 — 70°C (Storage) Humidity 5% — 90% non-condensing < 5W 80mm x 140mm x 25 mm 150g Compliance RS-232, RS-449, RS-530 - EIA ; V.35, X.21 - ITU-T IP Surveillance Fiber Series PDH Series Broadband <strong>Access</strong> Measurement 6 Interface Converter Datacom <strong>Access</strong>ories Network Management 6-2
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IP Surveillance Solution Video Serv
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Table of Contents 2008 IP SURVEILLA
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Conversion exTension C o m m u n i
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IP Surveillance Series DVS, IP Came
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Digital Video Server Digital Video
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Digital Video Server Features Digit
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All You Can Watch and Do From CMS S
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Input Device IP Camera Axis 205/210
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2. Fiber Series Network Type Model
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Fiber Media Converter Stand-alone o
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Fiber Media Converter In-band Manag
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Fiber Media Converter Fiber Managed
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Fiber Media Converter In-band Manag
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Fiber Media Converter Managed 3U Ra
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Fiber Media Converter Features Mana
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MTBF 65000 Hours 2-16
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Fiber Media Converter Fiber Managed
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*20A must use couple with *20B *40A
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Fiber Media Converter Unmanaged Pla
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Fiber Media Converter Unmanaged Pla
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Fiber Media Converter Plastic Optic
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Fiber Media Converter Features CPE
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CWDM Rack Solution for CWDM Sigma L
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Available Line Cards for CWDM Prote
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Interface Modules E1/T1 RJ - 45 I/F
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Interface Modules Ports 1 + 1 ports
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Interface Specification E1 Interfac
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SDH Ethernet and TDM services over
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Specifications Software Routing Fir
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Comparison Table E1 Access Series M
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E1 DSU/CSU Features E1 NTU Series E
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Managed E1 DSU/CSU E1 NTU Series ET
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Page 67 and 68: Application Ordering Info ERM01-SNM
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Page 71 and 72: E1 Over IP E1 Access Series IPM-1SE
Page 73 and 74: E1 Multiplexer E1 Access Series ETU
Page 75 and 76: E1 Multiplexer E1 Access Series ETU
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Page 79 and 80: G.703 E1 I/O Features Ethernet I/O
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Page 91 and 92: ADSL Splitter ADSL Splitter Series
Page 93 and 94: ADSL Modem ADSL Modem Series ATU-R1
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Page 98 and 99: 4-13 G.SHDSL Modem TDM Modem Series
Page 100 and 101: 4-15 G.SHDSL Modem ATM Modem Series
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Page 106 and 107: Protocol Family Network Type Produc
Page 108 and 109: 5-3 Specifications - G.703 E1/T1 BE
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Page 112 and 113: 5-7 PCM Analyzer Bert & Protocol An
Page 114 and 115: 5-9 Specifications - G.703 E1/T1 BE
Page 118 and 119: 6-3 RS-232 Based IP Features RS-232
Page 120: RS-232 Interface Converter
Page 123 and 124: V.35 to RS-485 Converts V.35 to RS-
Page 125 and 126: RS-232 Current Loop RS-232 Current
Page 127 and 128: Fiber Accessories Fiber Patch cords
Page 129 and 130: WE CARE ABOUT THE ENVIRONMENT 7-4
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Page 137 and 138: System Structure Main Screen Access
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