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Digitus DN-82110-1 User Manual

Digitus DN-82110-1
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Gigabit Fiber Ethernet Converter
10/100/1000Base-T/TX to 1000Base-SX/LX
Users Manual
Overview
Gigabit fiber media converter is a 10/100/1000 auto negotiating media converter. The copper port
auto negotiates the connected device’s speed and duplex mode: 10/100/1000Mbps half duplex;
or 10/100/1000 Mbps full duplex; the fiber port always operates at 1000Mbps. The maximum
distance is Multi-mode 0.5 or 2km and single-mode 10/20/40/60km or 80km.
Installation
1. Interface
RJ-45 interface
The transmission media adopts CAT5 twisted-pair with typical length of 100 meter.
It features the function of automatically identifying the through line and cross wire
Fiber interface
Fiber interface is of duplex mode type, including two interfaces, namely TX and RX. When the
two sets of optical transceiver are interfaced or connected to switch with fiber interface, the
fiber is in cross connection, namely "TX-RX", "RX-TX" (direct butting for single optical fiber).
2. Connection
The network device (work station, hub or switch) with RJ-45 interface is connected to RJ-45
jack of the media converter through twisted-pair. The fiber device is connected to fiber
interface of the media converter. Then switch on. The corresponding LED is on for correct
connection. (See the table below for the LED indicator lamp)
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Digitus DN-82110-1 Specifications

General IconGeneral
Device TypeMedia Converter
ModelDN-82110-1
BrandDigitus
Fiber ConnectorSC
Fiber TypeSingle-mode
Maximum Transfer Distance20 km
Max Distance20 km
Wavelength1310 nm
Power SupplyExternal Power Adapter
Input Voltage5 V DC
Width70 mm
Height26 mm
Ports1 x RJ-45, 1 x SC
InterfaceEthernet, Fiber
Maximum Data Transfer Rate1 Gbps
Ethernet LAN Data Rates10/100 Mbps
Weight0.2 kg
Operating Temperature0°C to 50°C
Storage Temperature-20°C to 70°C
Operating Relative Humidity10% to 90% (non-condensing)
Humidity10% to 90% (non-condensing)

Summary

Overview

Installation Guide

RJ-45 Interface

Details the UTP twisted-pair connection media for the RJ-45 interface.

Fiber Interface

Describes the duplex mode fiber interface, TX and RX ports, and cross-connection.

Connection Procedure

Explains how to connect network devices to the converter via RJ-45 and fiber.

LED Indicator Explanation

Power LED Status (PWR)

Explains the PWR LED for monitoring power status: ON for power, OFF for failure.

Fiber Port Signal LED (FX)

Describes the FX LED indicating laser reception on the fiber port.

Fiber Link/Activity LED (FX-LINK/ACT)

Details the FX-LINK/ACT LED for fiber link status and data transmission.

UTP Port Speed LED (1000M)

Explains the 1000M LED for indicating the UTP port's 1000Mbps speed.

UTP Port Link/Activity LED (TX-LINK/ACT)

Describes the TX-LINK/ACT LED for UTP port link status and data transmission.

UTP Port Duplex LED (FDX/COL)

Details the FDX/COL LED for UTP port duplex mode: Full or Half.

Technical Specifications and Cautions

Standard Protocols

Lists the IEEE standards supported by the media converter.

Connector Types

Specifies the RJ-45 and SC/ST connector types used by the device.

Operation Modes

Defines the supported operation modes: full duplex or half duplex.

Environmental Specifications

Details operating temperature and humidity ranges for the converter.

Fiber Transfer Specifications

Lists supported multi-mode and single-mode fiber specifications.

Buffer Memory

States the maximum buffer memory size available in the chip.

MDI/MDI-X Identification

Highlights automatic identification of MDI/MDI-X cross lines.

Memory Bandwidth

Specifies the high-performance memory bandwidth of 1.4Gbps.

Usage Cautions

Provides important warnings for safe and proper use of the converter.

Troubleshooting Guide

Device Matching Issues

Addresses problems related to matching transfer rates with connected network devices.

Excessive Line Loss

Explains causes of excessive line loss in fiber wiring affecting operation.

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