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On power off, the non-latching version does not guarantee an optical connect
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When reapplying power to the SKB switch, a latching version stays on the latched channel
and a non-latching version resets to a configured known position
Channel Switching Times
The time to a sequential channel (for example, going from channel two to three) can appear to
be greater than the specification for the adjacent channel. This discrepancy can be due to a few
reasons:
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If the user has used the REPLACE command to replace a damaged channel, that channel
is not sequential. Management of the switching order can be done using the
SWAP_CHANNEL command.
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The factory configuration can be such that a channel was deliberately skipped.
Confirming Time Between Channels
The SKB switch allows the user to confirm the specified time to switch between channels. The
CONNECTION_TIME? query physically checks the time by switching between the start and
destination channel and outputs the results from the internal clock.
Key Features
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Up to 100 channels
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Typical insertions loss 0.4 dB (MM) for up to 26 channels
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Parallel and RS485 serial interface control
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Compact modular package suitable for original equipment manufacturing (OEM)
Applications
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Remote fiber test systems in telecommunications networks
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Fiber network restoration
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Fiberoptic component test and measurement
Standard Accessories
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3 mm fiber cables or 900 µm fiber pigtails (customer specified)
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User's manual
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