LYNX YELLOBRIK ODT 1510 FIBRE TRANSCEIVER RS232/422/485/2x GPI, 2x SM LC, 1310nm TX, 10km

The OET 1514 is a compact three-port Ethernet switch, designed to extend the reach of electrical Ethernet signals over long distances using a constant (fixed) high speed 1Gbit/s optical transceiver speed. When paired with another OET 1514 at the receiving end, the wired Ethernet signal can be extended over distances up to 10km (OET 1514 singlemode) or 300m (OET 1514 MM multimode) using two fibre links. The fibre port is fully IEEE 802.3z compliant, so a single OET 1514 can be combined with any IEEE compliant switch or network adapter provided that the equipment interface supports the fibre type, and the transmit and receive wavelengths.

The modules have two standard RJ45 electrical Ethernet ports and a duplex fibre port; they are three-port devices. However, when a pair are connected together by a duplex fibre connection, the combined pair act as a four-port Ethernet switch. Each electrical Ethernet port can be set for automatic speed detection, 10, 100, 1000Mbits/s or forced to 10Mbits/s and each port can use auto crossover detection or be forced manually if needed. These functions are available using a DIP switch. LEDs indicate port speed and activity for the electrical ports and TX, RX active for the fibre port.

OET 1514

OET 1514 MM

OBD 1510 D is supplied as a pair of multi-function modules which will extend the reach of an RS232, RS422 or RS485 serial connection as well as two GPI general purpose interface circuits up to 10km over a single bi-directional fibre link using WDM, see technical note below. A single RJ45 electrical serial connection can be configured for the serial standards using a DIP switch. A separate RJ45 connector is provided for two electrical GPI inputs and outputs. Serial communications and GPI are transmitted and extended over the same fibre link. The OBD 1510 D is 'completely agnostic to the serial protocol used, and supports all standard protocols and proprietary protocols at data rates from 300 to 460K Baud (auto sensing and auto adjusting)'.

A DIP switch provides control over the serial mode of operation with selection of the serial standard, serial termination, RX/TX crossover and RS422/485 data direction (automatic or manual). Data activity LEDs are provided for the serial port and the GPI port under the respective RJ45 connectors. The modules also support 'mixing and matching of serial standards'. For example: the transmitting module can have a RS232 input, and the receiving module can be set for RS422 output. The OBD 1510 D is '100 percent plug and play, hot pluggable and no special software drivers are required'.

OBD 1514 E consists of a matched pair of compact Ethernet switches designed to extend the reach of electrical Ethernet signals over long distances up to 10Km. The two switches are linked via a single bi-directional fibre link which operates at a constant 1Gbit speed. The modules use WDM fibre technology, see technical note below, in a closed-loop arrangement and function as an Ethernet extender.

Each module has two standard RJ45 electrical Ethernet ports and the complete system functions as a four-port Ethernet switch, providing two standard RJ45 Ethernet ports at each location, linked with fibre. Each electrical Ethernet port can be set for automatic speed detection, 10, 100, 1000Mbits/s or forced to 10Mbits/s. Each port uses auto crossover-detection or can be forced manually if needed. These functions are available using a DIP switch. LEDs indicate port speed and activity for the electrical ports and TX, RX active for the fibre port.