Allied Telesis Converteon AT-CV1KSS Datasheet

Datasheet | Media Converters
AT -CV1KSS
Converteon Series Line Card
TM
AT -CV1KSS
1000X to 1000X SFP media converter line
card
Overview
The AT-CV1KSS Ethernet media converter line
cards are designed to extend the distance of
your Gigabit network by interconnecting LAN
devices that are physically separated by large
distances. The cards are compatible with a wide
range of SFP modules, providing fiber
connectivity over both multi-mode and single-
mode fiber, at distances up to 80km, and copper
connectivity up to 100m. Compliant with IEEE
standards, these converters will inter-operate
with other standards-based media converters,
switches, interface cards etc.
Extend the Distance of Ethernet
The AT-CV1KSS has two 1000X SFP ports
that can support both copper and fiber optic
SFPs. Either of these ports can be populated
with:
• Multi-mode fiber SFP module, capable of
driving a maximum operating distance of 2km
(1.24 miles).
• Single-mode, dual fiber SFP module, capable
of driving a maximum operating distance of
80km (49.7 miles).
• Single-mode, single fiber SFP module, capable
of driving a maximum operating distance of
10km (6.2 miles).
• Copper SFP module, capable of driving a
maximum operating distance of 100 meters
(328 feet) at 1Gbps speeds only.
Allied Telesis
Flexible Deployment
The AT-CV1KSS line cards can be installed in
the complete range of Converteon chassis,
allowing them to be deployed in a stand-alone
fashion (AT-CV1000), or in a multi-slot chassis
(AT-CV5000). When deployed in a multi-slot
chassis, the line cards can be unmanaged, or
managed with the inclusion of at least one
management card in the chassis. In unmanaged
mode, the line cards can be easily configured
using DIP switches, whereas in a managed
chassis, all the configuration can be performed
remotely.
Whatever the chassis, the line cards can be hot
swapped providing the network manager with a
mechanism to simply perform moves/adds/
changes without having to power down other
parts of the network.
MissingLink and
TM
Smart MissingLink™ (SML)
The MissingLink (ML) feature allows the ports
on the media converter blade to pass the 'Link'
status of their connections to each other. When
the media converter detects a problem with
one of the ports, such as the loss of connection
to a node, it shuts down the connection to the
other port, thus notifying the node that the
connection has been lost.The Smart MissingLink
(SML) feature provides the same function as
MissingLink with one additional feature that
when a link is lost on a port, the Link LED of
the port which still has a valid connection to its
end-node starts to blink.These features allow
network administrators to quickly troubleshoot
network problems.
Hassle Free Support
All Allied Telesis Ethernet media converter line
cards offer free technical support, ensuring
trouble-free installation.
Key Features
• Extends Gigabit Ethernet networks
• Support MissingLink and Smart MissingLink
• Supports fiber and copper SFP modules
(1Gbps speed only)
• Transparent to IEEE 802.1Q VLAN packets
• System and port LEDs
• Managed or unmanaged operation
• Line card for all Converteon series chassis'
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