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News Release from: GarrettCom Europe | Subject: Magnum P80F personal switch
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial Team on 23 August 2002

Personal switch spreads network

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The Magnum P80F personal switch from GarrettCom has a fibre port for a backbone connection and seven 10/100 copper ports.

The Magnum P80F personal switch from GarrettCom has a fibre port for a backbone connection and seven 10/100 copper ports, enabling high-speed Ethernet connections to be brought to the workplace and fed cost-effectively to up to seven servers or users No media convertor is required

P80F has one full-duplex 100Mbit/s switched fibre port and seven switched 10/100 full/half autonegotiating RJ45 ports.

While the fibre port is typically for a backbone connection, the switched RJ45s can be used for a high performance workplace server, power users, or to cascade to another P80 unit for expansion.

The fibre port supports full distance LAN cabling to an upstream wiring cabinet and is available with multi-mode ST, SC or MRTJ connectors, or with a single-mode SC-type (to support up to 65km).

For applications where the fibre port is not needed, an N-way copper port can be substituted.

In a typical application, a P80F personal switch is used in an individual's multisystem office, or to support a small work group, a remote office or a classroom.

It is easy to install and use.

Addresses of attached nodes are automatically learned and maintained, adapting the switching services to network changes and expansions for plug-and-play operations.

Flow control maximises throughput across all ports.

Top-mounted LEDs provide port status information.

P80F uses an external AC power supply and can be wall-mounted.

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