Ultra Energy industrial networking components are used to create a node necessary to transition between copper cable and fiber optic cable.
Creating a node requires the following modules:
- Electrical Interface Module
- Optical Interface Module
- Power Supply Module
The Electrical Interface Module connects the EOTec 2000 system to factory networking communication devices. It provides electrical interface conditioning for data transmission over the fiber optic network.
Electrical Interface Modules (EIMs)
Electrical Interface Modules (EIM) connect the copper signal to digital signal for transmission over fiber via the Optical Interface Module (OIM). The basic modem configuration consists of a power supply, an EIM and an OIM. Additional modules may be added to configure daisy-chain, star and self-healing ring (SHR) topologies.
Electrical interface modules (EIM) connect the copper signal to digital signal for transmission over fiber via the optical interface module (OIM). The basic modem configuration consists of a power supply, an EIM, and an OIM. Additional modules may be added to configure daisy-chain, star, and self-healing ring (SHR) topologies
Electrical Interface Modules (EIM) connect the copper signal to digital signal for transmission over fiber via the Optical Interface Module (OIM). The basic modem configuration consists of a power supply, an EIM and an OIM. Additional modules may be added to configure daisy-chain, star and self-healing ring (SHR) topologies.
Electrical Interface Modules (EIM) connect the copper signal to digital signal for transmission over fiber via the Optical Interface Module (OIM). The basic modem configuration consists of a power supply, an EIM and an OIM. Additional modules may be added to configure daisy-chain, star and self-healing ring (SHR) topologies.
Electrical interface modules (EIM) connect the copper signal to digital signal for transmission over fiber via the optical interface module (OIM). The basic modem configuration consists of a power supply, an EIM, and an OIM. Additional modules may be added to configure daisy-chain, star, and self-healing ring (SHR) topologies.
Electrical interface modules (EIM) connect the copper signal to digital signal for transmission over fiber via the optical interface module (OIM). The basic modem configuration consists of a power supply, an EIM, and an OIM. Additional modules may be added to configure daisy-chain, star, and self-healing ring (SHR) topologies.
Electrical interface modules (EIM) connect the copper signal to digital signal for transmission over fiber via the optical interface module (OIM). The basic modem configuration consists of a power supply, an EIM, and an OIM. Additional modules may be added to configure daisy-chain, star, and self-healing ring (SHR) topologies.
Electrical interface modules (EIM) connect the copper signal to digital signal for transmission over fiber via the optical interface module (OIM). The basic modem configuration consists of a power supply, an EIM, and an OIM. Additional modules may be added to configure daisy-chain, star, and self-healing ring (SHR) topologies.
Electrical interface modules (EIM) connect the copper signal to digital signal for transmission over fiber via the optical interface module (OIM). The basic modem configuration consists of a power supply, an EIM, and an OIM. Additional modules may be added to configure daisy-chain, star, and self-healing ring (SHR) topologies.
EOTec 2104 Industrial Ethernet Ring Switch
A rugged, high performance Industrial Ethernet ring switch that is designed to fill the gap between unmanaged and managed Ethernet switches. It provides all the benefits of redundant ring topology operation, but at a significantly lower cost than managed switches. The 2104 features the simplicity of installation and operation of an unmanaged switch, while retaining many of the capabilities of a managed switch. It is pre-configured for ring topology and no setup or configuration is required. It doesn’t require master switch selection or an IP address to operate in a redundant ring topology. Its ultra fast link loss recovery time ensures high reliability with minimal downtime.
- Fault-tolerant Self-Healing Ring (SHR) with 30ms plus 5ms per hop recovery time
- Pre-configured from factory for SHR operation 10/100 Base-T(X) (RJ45), 100 Base-FX (SC or ST optical fiber connectors, Multi/Single Mode)
- Supports IEEE 802.3/802.3u/802.3z/802.1p
- Intelligent store and forward, non-blocking Full/Half Duplex, MDI/MDIX auto crossover, auto negotiate, auto polarity
- Expandable up to 8 ports
- Long-haul transmit distances of 2, 15, 40 and
60km
A rugged, high performance Industrial Ethernet ring switch that is designed to fill the gap between unmanaged and managed Ethernet switches. It provides all the benefits of redundant ring topology operation, but at a significantly lower cost than managed switches. The 2104 features the simplicity of installation and operation of an unmanaged switch, while retaining many of the capabilities of a managed switch. It is pre-configured for ring topology and no setup or configuration is required. It doesn’t require master switch selection or an IP address to operate in a redundant ring topology. Its ultra fast link loss recovery time ensures high reliability with minimal downtime.
- Fault-tolerant Self-Healing Ring (SHR) with 30ms plus 5ms per hop recovery time
- Pre-configured from factory for SHR operation 10/100 Base-T(X) (RJ45), 100 Base-FX (SC or ST optical fiber connectors, Multi/Single Mode)
- Supports IEEE 802.3/802.3u/802.3z/802.1p
- Intelligent store and forward, non-blocking Full/Half Duplex, MDI/MDIX auto crossover, auto negotiate, auto polarity
- Expandable up to 8 ports
- Long-haul transmit distances of 2, 15, 40 and
60km
A rugged, high performance Industrial Ethernet ring switch that is designed to fill the gap between unmanaged and managed Ethernet switches. It provides all the benefits of redundant ring topology operation, but at a significantly lower cost than managed switches. The 2104 features the simplicity of installation and operation of an unmanaged switch, while retaining many of the capabilities of a managed switch. It is pre-configured for ring topology and no setup or configuration is required. It doesn’t require master switch selection or an IP address to operate in a redundant ring topology. Its ultra fast link loss recovery time ensures high reliability with minimal downtime.
- Fault-tolerant Self-Healing Ring (SHR) with 30ms plus 5ms per hop recovery time
- Pre-configured from factory for SHR operation 10/100 Base-T(X) (RJ45), 100 Base-FX (SC or ST optical fiber connectors, Multi/Single Mode)
- Supports IEEE 802.3/802.3u/802.3z/802.1p
- Intelligent store and forward, non-blocking Full/Half Duplex, MDI/MDIX auto crossover, auto negotiate, auto polarity
- Expandable up to 8 ports
- Long-haul transmit distances of 2, 15, 40 and
60km
A rugged, high performance Industrial Ethernet ring switch that is designed to fill the gap between unmanaged and managed Ethernet switches. It provides all the benefits of redundant ring topology operation, but at a significantly lower cost than managed switches. The 2104 features the simplicity of installation and operation of an unmanaged switch, while retaining many of the capabilities of a managed switch. It is pre-configured for ring topology and no setup or configuration is required. It doesn’t require master switch selection or an IP address to operate in a redundant ring topology. Its ultra fast link loss recovery time ensures high reliability with minimal downtime.
- Fault-tolerant Self-Healing Ring (SHR) with 30ms plus 5ms per hop recovery time
- Pre-configured from factory for SHR operation 10/100 Base-T(X) (RJ45), 100 Base-FX (SC or ST optical fiber connectors, Multi/Single Mode)
- Supports IEEE 802.3/802.3u/802.3z/802.1p
- Intelligent store and forward, non-blocking Full/Half Duplex, MDI/MDIX auto crossover, auto negotiate, auto polarity
- Expandable up to 8 ports
- Long-haul transmit distances of 2, 15, 40 and
60km
A rugged, high performance Industrial Ethernet ring switch that is designed to fill the gap between unmanaged and managed Ethernet switches. It provides all the benefits of redundant ring topology operation, but at a significantly lower cost than managed switches. The 2104 features the simplicity of installation and operation of an unmanaged switch, while retaining many of the capabilities of a managed switch. It is pre-configured for ring topology and no setup or configuration is required. It doesn’t require master switch selection or an IP address to operate in a redundant ring topology. Its ultra fast link loss recovery time ensures high reliability with minimal downtime.
- Fault-tolerant Self-Healing Ring (SHR) with 30ms plus 5ms per hop recovery time
- Pre-configured from factory for SHR operation 10/100 Base-T(X) (RJ45), 100 Base-FX (SC or ST optical fiber connectors, Multi/Single Mode)
- Supports IEEE 802.3/802.3u/802.3z/802.1p
- Intelligent store and forward, non-blocking Full/Half Duplex, MDI/MDIX auto crossover, auto negotiate, auto polarity
- Expandable up to 8 ports
- Long-haul transmit distances of 2, 15, 40 and
60km
Fiber Optic Analog Data Links
Optical Interface Modules (OIMs)
Optical interface modules (OIM) are connected to electrical interface modules (EIM) to transmit information between drop locations. OIMs can be used in various network topologies to create point to point, daisy chain, self-healing ring, and single or dual-channel network topologies. A maximum combination of five optical or electrical modules may be connected together in one modem stack. Intermodule communications and operating power are achieved through the integrated module backplane connections. The basic modem configuration consists of a power supply module (PSM), EIM and an OIM.
Optical interface modules (OIM) are connected to electrical interface modules (EIM) to transmit information between drop locations. OIMs can be used in various network topologies to create point to point, daisy chain, self-healing ring, and single or dual-channel network topologies. A maximum combination of five optical or electrical modules may be connected together in one modem stack. Intermodule communications and operating power are achieved through the integrated module backplane connections. The basic modem configuration consists of a power supply module (PSM), EIM and an OIM.
Optical interface modules (OIM) are connected to electrical interface modules (EIM) to transmit information between drop locations. OIMs can be used in various network topologies to create point to point, daisy chain, self-healing ring, and single or dual-channel network topologies. A maximum combination of five optical or electrical modules may be connected together in one modem stack. Intermodule communications and operating power are achieved through the integrated module backplane connections. The basic modem configuration consists of a power supply module (PSM), EIM and an OIM.
Optical interface modules (OIM) are connected to electrical interface modules (EIM) to transmit information between drop locations. OIMs can be used in various network topologies to create point to point, daisy chain, self-healing ring, and single or dual-channel network topologies. A maximum combination of five optical or electrical modules may be connected together in one modem stack. Intermodule communications and operating power are achieved through the integrated module backplane connections. The basic modem configuration consists of a power supply module (PSM), EIM and an OIM.
Optical Interface Modules are connected to EIMs to transmit information between drop locations. The OIMs can be used in various network topologies to create point to point, daisy chain, self-healing ring, and single or dual-channel network topologies. A maximum combination of five optical or electrical modules may be connected together in one modem stack. Inter-module communications and operating power are achieved through the integrated module back plane connections. The basic modem configuration consists of a Power Supply Module, Electrical Interface Module, and an Optical Interface Module.
Optical interface modules (OIM) are connected to electrical interface modules (EIM) to transmit information between drop locations. OIMs can be used in various network topologies to create point to point, daisy chain, self-healing ring, and single or dual-channel network topologies. A maximum combination of five optical or electrical modules may be connected together in one modem stack. Intermodule communications and operating power are achieved through the integrated module backplane connections. The basic modem configuration consists of a power supply module (PSM), EIM and an OIM.
Optical interface modules (OIM) are connected to electrical interface modules (EIM) to transmit information between drop locations. OIMs can be used in various network topologies to create point to point, daisy chain, self-healing ring, and single or dual-channel network topologies. A maximum combination of five optical or electrical modules may be connected together in one modem stack. Intermodule communications and operating power are achieved through the integrated module backplane connections. The basic modem configuration consists of a power supply module (PSM), EIM and an OIM.
Optical interface modules (OIM) are connected to electrical interface modules (EIM) to transmit information between drop locations. OIMs can be used in various network topologies to create point to point, daisy chain, self-healing ring, and single or dual-channel network topologies. A maximum combination of five optical or electrical modules may be connected together in one modem stack. Intermodule communications and operating power are achieved through the integrated module backplane connections. The basic modem configuration consists of a power supply module (PSM), EIM and an OIM.
Optical interface modules (OIM) are connected to electrical interface modules (EIM) to transmit information between drop locations. OIMs can be used in various network topologies to create point to point, daisy chain, self-healing ring, and single or dual-channel network topologies. A maximum combination of five optical or electrical modules may be connected together in one modem stack. Intermodule communications and operating power are achieved through the integrated module backplane connections. The basic modem configuration consists of a power supply module (PSM), EIM and an OIM.
Optical interface modules (OIM) are connected to electrical interface modules (EIM) to transmit information between drop locations. OIMs can be used in various network topologies to create point to point, daisy chain, self-healing ring, and single or dual-channel network topologies. A maximum combination of five optical or electrical modules may be connected together in one modem stack. Intermodule communications and operating power are achieved through the integrated module backplane connections. The basic modem configuration consists of a power supply module (PSM), EIM and an OIM.
Optical interface modules (OIM) are connected to electrical interface modules (EIM) to transmit information between drop locations. OIMs can be used in various network topologies to create point to point, daisy chain, self-healing ring, and single or dual-channel network topologies. A maximum combination of five optical or electrical modules may be connected together in one modem stack. Intermodule communications and operating power are achieved through the integrated module backplane connections. The basic modem configuration consists of a power supply module (PSM), EIM and an OIM.
Optical interface modules (OIM) are connected to electrical interface modules (EIM) to transmit information between drop locations. OIMs can be used in various network topologies to create point to point, daisy chain, self-healing ring, and single or dual-channel network topologies. A maximum combination of five optical or electrical modules may be connected together in one modem stack. Intermodule communications and operating power are achieved through the integrated module backplane connections. The basic modem configuration consists of a power supply module (PSM), EIM and an OIM.