...and emulation for other devices, including touchscreens and flash drives. • For more information on IP-based KVM extension and these specific solutions, please contact our • free Tech Support • . • .CenterColumn h1 {font-size:17px;padding-bottom:10p...

...a projector or display device is not forced to crop, distort or further process the image in order to display it. • The video scalers can provide outputs at multiple refresh rates. • For example, a video scaler can display converted PAL video on pr...

...source to a receiving device. The core is a single continuous strand of glass or plastic that’s measured in microns (µ) by the size of its outer diameter. The larger the core, the more light the cable can carry. • All fibre optic cable is sized ac...

...used with industrial devices such as programmable logic controllers. Ethernet brings speed, versatility, and cost savings to industrial environments. • Ingress Protection • The requirements of industrial environments are different from those of o...

...directly into each device. • Standard (Thick) Ethernet (10BASE5) • Uses “Thick“ coax cable with N-type connectors for a backbone and a transceiver cable with 15-pin connectors from the transceiver to the network interface card. • The maximum nu...

...manufacturer of the LAN devices used with the cable. This is because although there’s an established standard for multimode fibre cable, there is, as of yet, none established for single-mode fibre optic cable. • Learn more: • Simplex vs. duplex fibr...

...image on the display device. • Most video equipment with an S-Video connector also has a Composite video connector. When connecting devices together that support both interfaces, it’s best to use the S-Video connector because it will generally gi...

...fibre switches and servers, fibre modems, and similar hardware require duplex cable. Duplex is available in single- and multimode. • Simplex—Because simplex fibre optic cable consists of only one fibre link, you should use it for applications t...