IMC Networks 50-14520 Datasheet

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In today’s dynamic networks, changing requirements are a fact of life. The multi-mode
fiber products and cabling which were the most cost-effective and sound choice for your
network yesterday may no longer give you the flexibility you require when adding remote
offices today. Easily overcome the distance limitations inherent to multi-mode fiber by
converting to single-mode fiber. Fiber mode converters are the solution.
Extend the reach of your network without replacing multi-mode fiber equipment:
As an economical alternative to using a switch with single-mode fiber ports, simply install
an IMC Networks fiber mode converter into your multi-mode fiber network. This enables
you to easily connect to single-mode cabling and achieve distances up to 100 km. Our
fiber mode converters also give you the flexibility to add single-mode fiber links only
where needed. The iMcV series of fiber mode conversion modules includes:
iMcV-S2MM:
• Converts multi-mode to single-mode fiber
• Supports 10 Mbps Ethernet to 155 Mbps ATM (OC-3); 622 Mbps; and from
622 Mbps, to 1.0625 Gbps FibreChannel (FC) to 1.25 Gbps Gigabit Ethernet
• Available with fault-tolerance (see below).
iMcV-M2MM:
• Converts multi-mode to multi-mode fiber
• 10 Mbps Ethernet to 155 Mbps ATM (OC-3)
iMcV-S2SM:
• Converts single-mode to single-mode fiber
• Supports 10 Mbps Ethernet to 155 Mbps ATM (OC-3); and from 622 Mbps,
to 1.0625 Gbps FibreChannel (FC) to 1.25 Gbps Gigabit Ethernet
Hot-swappable fiber mode conversion modules significantly reduce operation costs
by allowing other modules within the same chassis to remain up and running during
product upgrades, maintenance and troubleshooting.
The Fault-Tolerant iMcV-FT-S2MM provides a dual data path during operation, the pri-
mary link segment is active while the secondary link segment is non-active to prevent an
illegal Ethernet loop. If the primary link segment fails, iMcV -FT-S2MM automatically places
the secondary link segment online and makes the primary link segment non-active. This
allows connected devices to continue to transmit and receive data. Once the primary link
segment is re-established, that link segment will become active once again.
Easily configure and manage converters with the GUI-based iView²:
As an SNMP management application,
iView² gives network managers the abili-
ty to monitor and control IMC Networks'
products. iView² runs standalone on
Windows NT/XP/2000, as a standalone
Java Application for other operating sys-
tems, as a snap-in module for HP
OpenView, as a Web Server running
under IIS or as a Java Web Servlet.
For assistance in selecting the right
version of iView² for your operating sys-
tem, please visit our web site at:
http://www.imcnetworks.com/go/iview2
Cost-effective and flexible
Use multi-mode fiber equipment and
implement single-mode fiber only
where longer distances are needed
Protocol-Independent
Modules support various transmission
speeds— from 10 Mbps Ethernet up
to Gigabit Ethernet
Meets a multitude of installation
requirements
Available with ST, SC or Small Form
Factor fiber connectors
Single-strand fiber versions available
CWDM fiber versions available
Fault-tolerant versions available
Supports very long fiber distances
Easy to configure and manage with
GUI-based iView²
Up and running in less than 5 minutes
Receive vital traffic and health infor-
mation, as well as traps if problems
should occur
Maximizes network uptime
Modules are hot-swappable; no need
to power-down chassis when upgrad-
ing or trouble-shooting a single module
iMcV Fiber Mode Converters
www.imcnetworks.com 800-624-1070 www.mediaconverter.com
Protocol-Independent, SNMP-Manageable
Fiber Mode Conversion Modules
The iMcV Series of fiber mode conversion modules allow
you to easily extend your network to remote locations by
converting multi-mode fiber to single-mode fiber.
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Summary of Contents

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In today’s dynamic networks, changing requirements are a fact of life. The multi-modefiber products and cabling which were the most cost-effective a

Page 2 - Fiber Optics Specifications

• Includes protocol-independent operation• Converts between dissimilar fiber modes andwavelengths: multi-mode to single-mode; multi-mode to single-mo

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