Description
The Allied Telesis MMC2000/LC Transceiver/Media Converter is engineered to elevate your networking experience. This compact and high-performance device effortlessly integrates into both modern and legacy networks, delivering exceptional functionality and versatility in data transmission. Designed with an energy-efficient approach, the MMC2000/LC not only enhances your network's performance but also minimizes its carbon footprint while saving valuable workspace with its space-efficient design. Discover the unique features that make the MMC2000/LC an essential component for any networking setup.
- Exceptional Network Extension: The MMC2000/LC boasts versatile connectivity options, featuring fiber-optic ports compatible with SC, ST, LC, or SFP connectors for both multi-mode and single-mode fiber. The RJ-45 twisted-pair copper port supports high-speed connectivity up to 1000Mbps over a distance of 100 meters (328 feet).
- VLAN Support: Fully compliant with the IEEE 802.1Q specification for Virtual LANs (VLANs), the MMC2000/LC efficiently handles extra-long data packets, making it the perfect choice for modern networks that leverage this technology.
- Compact and Flexible Design: The smaller form factor and external power supply design of the MMC2000/LC allow for optimal positioning in any location, streamlining your network layout without sacrificing performance.
- Smart MissingLink™ Technology: This innovative feature continuously monitors all network connections and alerts users to segment failures, enabling network managers to quickly identify and address issues, thus minimizing downtime and maintaining high service levels.
- Energy Efficient: Staying true to Allied Telesis’s commitment to sustainability, the MMC2000/LC achieves over 50% power savings, consuming just 1.7W of power, positioning it as one of the most energy-efficient media converters available.
Technical Details of Product
- Convert speed and media type: 100Mbps and 1000Mbps options
- 2K MAC address tables
- Store-and-forward switching mode
- Transparent to IEEE 802.1Q packets
- Auto Negotiation and Auto MDI/MDIX on copper port
- IEEE support on copper
- Far End Fault on Fiber
- 10K byte Jumbo packets
- Link/Activity LED per port
- Smart MissingLink
How to Install
Installing the Allied Telesis MMC2000/LC Transceiver/Media Converter is straightforward and user-friendly:
- Choose a suitable location for the media converter, ensuring it can be connected to both your network and a power supply.
- Connect the fiber-optic cable to the appropriate fiber port (SC, ST, LC, or SFP) on the converter.
- Use an RJ-45 Ethernet cable to connect your copper device to the twisted-pair copper port of the converter.
- Plug the external power supply into a power outlet and connect it to the media converter.
- Power on the device and verify that the Link/Activity LED indicators are functioning correctly.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is the maximum distance for the copper port? The maximum operating distance for the copper port is 100 meters (328 feet).
- Can the MMC2000/LC handle VLANs? Yes, the MMC2000/LC is fully compatible with IEEE 802.1Q VLAN specifications, allowing it to efficiently transmit extra-long packets.
- How does Smart MissingLink work? Smart MissingLink continuously monitors network connections and alerts managers about any failures, enabling quick identification and resolution of issues.
- Is the MMC2000/LC energy efficient? Absolutely! The MMC2000/LC consumes just 1.7W of power, making it one of the most energy-efficient media converters on the market.
- What types of fiber connectivity are supported? The MMC2000/LC supports various fiber-optic connectors, including SC, ST, LC, and SFP, accommodating both multi-mode and single-mode fiber networks.
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