The miConverter module is powered directly from a USB port on the Thin Client device, eliminating the need for an electrical outlet and saving energy costs.ģ. Fiber is distributed to a Thin Client, where a miniature miConverter converts the fiber to copper and provides connectivity to the Thin Client device that does not have a fiber port. A miniature miConverter media converter provides fiber connectivity to the laptop and draws power from the laptop’s USB port (represented by the black line).Ģ. Fiber is distributed to a field-deployed laptop computer. In the upper left of this diagram, UTP from a core switch is converted to fiber with a miConverter 18-Module chassis of media converters.ġ. It can be mounted in a standard 19” equipment rack, or it can be mounted in a 23” rack using optional 23” rack mount brackets.Įach media converter within the chassis is secured in place and maintains a reliable power connection, even when data cables are under tension. The chassis is less than 1.5U high, and two chassis can be installed in 3U of rack space. It is available with a single universal AC, 24VDC or 48VDC internal power supply. It provides centralized power for all installed modules, and eliminates the need for individual power supplies. The chassis holds up to eighteen miConverter 10/100, 10/100 Plus, Gx and GX/T copper to fiber media converter modules with barrel-style DC connectors. The miConverter chassis is suitable for Fiber-to-the-Desk, Campus LAN/WAN fiber networks and hybrid copper/fiber networks. It can be deployed in Service Provider, Enterprise and Government applications where fiber optic links are distributed from UTP switch equipment. This compact chassis is ideal for consolidating multiple media converters into a high-density, rack mountable form factor. The miConverter 18-Module Power Chassis is a cost-effective mounting and powering solution for miConverter miniature media converters.
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