Description

The Ethernet Bridge Modem from fiber to copper wire

Introduce

Features

The Ethernet Bridge Modem from fiber to brass wires

E1 data interface supports ITU-G.703, G.704 and G.706. Rate is the unframed 2048Kbps, clock mode is slave clock (that is following the G.703 line clock)

G.703 line interface: 120ohm (RJ45) and 75ohm (BNC) optional.

The distance can be reached 3.29km in 24AWG(0.5mm) corresponding line and 2.51km in 26AWG(0.4mm) corresponding line

Use the technology of MSDSL multi rates digital consumer line, expand the range of transmitting data In 24AWG(0.5mm)line, the longest transmitting distance is 6.25km.

Support 8 kind of speed rates from 256K to 2320K

Low cost, simple manipulation, conveniently using, need not any software setting up

There are many indicator LEDs on the panel to display work state and line status of equipment

Independent machine have two power supplying modes: 220V AC and -48V DC.

MDSL-E1 is an Ethernet Bridge Modem which was designed by ASIC technology. MDSL-E1 solves the problem effectively  which the fiber can not be arrived the final 3 KM in the transmitting. The advantage that It make the fiber sinal extend by using the brass wires .one can use a pair of twisted-pair to connect with "MDSL-E1" and an Ethernet modem, then two LANs can be communicated successfully. What's more, with low cost, simple operation and convenient use, it is suitable for cost-sensitive bridge connection or in LANs as stretcher.

It can be installed and connected conveniently. One can use the DIP switch on rear panel to setup work mode and transmitting speed rate and connect cable.

E1(G.703) line:

Features on the brass wires:

Typical Application

Application 1