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Specifies the different switch models, including the standard and fiber-port versions.
Lists the IEEE standards supported by the network switches, such as 10BASE-T and 100BASE-TX.
Details the number and type of ports available on each switch model.
Describes the types of network media supported for different ports, like Category 5 TP and Multi-Mode Fiber.
Outlines the bandwidth speeds supported per port, including auto-negotiation for 10/100Mbps and 200Mbps.
Specifies the packet forwarding and filtering rates at different speeds (100Mbps and 10Mbps).
Provides the minimum latency figures for the switches at 100Mbps and 10Mbps operation.
Details the size and characteristics of the MAC address table, including self-learning.
Specifies the buffer memory size available on the switches for data handling.
Describes supported duplex modes, including auto-negotiation and manual settings for fiber ports.
Confirms support for Auto-MDI/MDIX on all TP ports for simplified cabling.
Lists the various LED indicators on the switch and their functions (e.g., Power, Link/ACT, Collision).
Details the internal power supply specifications and maximum power consumption.
Covers operating and storage temperature ranges, and humidity levels.
Lists safety and regulatory certifications such as FCC Class A, CE Mark, and TUV.
Provides the physical size of the switch in millimeters and inches.
Lists the specific model numbers for the network switches and optional accessories.
Provides descriptions for each model, including port configurations and connector types.
Specifies the different switch models, including the standard and fiber-port versions.
Lists the IEEE standards supported by the network switches, such as 10BASE-T and 100BASE-TX.
Details the number and type of ports available on each switch model.
Describes the types of network media supported for different ports, like Category 5 TP and Multi-Mode Fiber.
Outlines the bandwidth speeds supported per port, including auto-negotiation for 10/100Mbps and 200Mbps.
Specifies the packet forwarding and filtering rates at different speeds (100Mbps and 10Mbps).
Provides the minimum latency figures for the switches at 100Mbps and 10Mbps operation.
Details the size and characteristics of the MAC address table, including self-learning.
Specifies the buffer memory size available on the switches for data handling.
Describes supported duplex modes, including auto-negotiation and manual settings for fiber ports.
Confirms support for Auto-MDI/MDIX on all TP ports for simplified cabling.
Lists the various LED indicators on the switch and their functions (e.g., Power, Link/ACT, Collision).
Details the internal power supply specifications and maximum power consumption.
Covers operating and storage temperature ranges, and humidity levels.
Lists safety and regulatory certifications such as FCC Class A, CE Mark, and TUV.
Provides the physical size of the switch in millimeters and inches.
Lists the specific model numbers for the network switches and optional accessories.
Provides descriptions for each model, including port configurations and connector types.
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