Bedienungsanleitung D-LINK DKVM-CB BROCHURE

[. . . ] From the most common twisted-pair Ethernet cables and long-distance fiber cables to the KVM, USB and FireWire cables, you can now get all your network equipment and cables from the same supplier or store. D-Link network and multimedia cables are available at various cable lengths, while users can also specify their required cable lengths when ordering to meet their network installation requirements. All D-Link cables comply with the industry standards and are certified by industry recognized laboratories for reliable quality. [. . . ] With the advent of newer technologies, the only disadvantage of higher prices as compared with the traditional copper transmission medium is drastically reducing. Optical fiber is composed of a light-carrying core and cladding that traps the light in the core, causing total internal reflection. The material used most commonly is pure glass or silica. Fiber can be of two basic types: multi-mode and single-mode. Both types have their specific applications. Multi-mode fiber means that light can travel many different paths (called modes) through the core of fiber. Multi-mode has a bigger core, almost always 62. 5 microns (a micron is 1/1000th of a millimeter) and is used with LED sources at wavelengths of 850nm and 1300nm for local area networks (LAN). Single-mode fiber has much smaller core, only about 9 microns and is used for long distance telephony with laser sources at 1310nm and 1550nm. These light wavelengths are in infra-red spectrum, hence not visible to human eyes. Yet due to its smaller size, it has its limitations about its mechanical strength such as tensile, impact and compression. It is therefore required to provide protection, which is D-Link fiber cables do. Fiber has distinct advantages over other media such as twisted-pair copper cables and coaxial copper cables. Capacity to Transmit Signals: The multimode fiber normally used in LAN has almost 6 times capability to transmit signals as compared with the most advanced UTP cable. A single-mode fiber has practically no limits for transmission capacity. L o w T ransmission Losses: The losses during transmission are very low, as low as 20 times that of UTP cables, hence one can transmit signals to longer distances. N o E l e c tromagnetic Interference: Fiber being non-metallic, the medium is absolutely immune to electromagnetic noise. 50/125 Micron Multi-Mode Fiber (Simplex) Cable Length ST to ST Connectors 1 m (3 f t) 2 m (6. 5 ft) 3 m (10 f t) 5 m (16 f t) 10 m (33 ft) DFC-MS15TT DFC-MS25TT DFC-MS35TT DFC-MS55TT DFC-MS105TT ST to FC Connectors DFC-MS15TF DFC-MS25TF DFC-MS35TF DFC-MS55TF DFC-MS105TF SC to SC Connectors DFC-MS15SS DFC-MS25SS DFC-MS35SS DFC-MS55SS DFC-MS105SS SC to ST Connectors DFC-MS15ST DFC-MS25ST DFC-MS35ST DFC-MS55ST DFC-MS105ST SC to FC Connectors DFC-MS15SF DFC-MS25SF DFC-MS35SF DFC-MS55SF DFC-MS105SF LC to ST Connectors DFC-MS15LT DFC-MS25LT DFC-MS35LT DFC-MS55LT DFC-MS105LT Length LC to SC Connectors 1 m (3 f t) 2 m (6. 5 ft) 3 m (10 f t) 5 m (16 f t) 10 m (33 ft) DFC-MS15LS DFC-MS25LS DFC-MS35LS DFC-MS55LS DFC-MS105LS LC to FC Connectors DFC-MS15LF DFC-MS25LF DFC-MS35LF DFC-MS55LF DFC-MS105LF 2 CABLES 50/125 Micron Multi-Mode Fiber (Duplex) Cable Length ST to ST Connectors 1 m (3 f t) 2 m (6. 5 ft) 3 m (10 f t) 5 m (16 f t) 10 m (33 ft) DFC-MD15TT DFC-MD25TT DFC-MD35TT DFC-MD55TT DFC-MD105TT ST to FC Connectors DFC-MD15TF DFC-MD25TF DFC-MD35TF DFC-MD55TF DFC-MD105TF SC to SC Connectors DFC-MD15SS DFC-MD25SS DFC-MD35SS DFC-MD55SS DFC-MD105SS SC to ST Connectors DFC-MD15ST DFC-MD25ST DFC-MD35ST DFC-MD55ST DFC-MD105ST SC to FC Connectors DFC-MD15SF DFC-MD25SF DFC-MD35SF DFC-MD55SF DFC-MD105SF LC to ST Connectors DFC-MD15LT DFC-MD25LT DFC-MD35LT DFC-MD55LT DFC-MD105LT Length LC to SC Connectors 1 m (3 f t) 2 m (6. 5 ft) 3 m (10 f t) 5 m (16 f t) 10 m (33 ft) DFC-MD15LS DFC-MD25LS DFC-MD35LS DFC-MD55LS DFC-MD105LS LC to FC Connectors DFC-MD15LF DFC-MD25LF DFC-MD35LF DFC-MD55LF DFC-MD105LF MTRJ to MTRJ Connectors DFC-MD15MM DFC-MD25MM DFC-MD35MM DFC-MD55MM DFC-MD105MM MTRJ to ST Connectors MTRJ to SC Connectors DFC-MD15MS DFC-MD25MS DFC-MD35MS DFC-MD55MS DFC-MD105MS DFC-MD15MT DFC-MD25MT DFC-MD35MT DFC-MD55MT DFC-MD105MT 62. 5/125 Micron Multi-Mode Fiber (Simplex) Cable Length ST to ST Connectors 1 m (3 f t) 2 m (6. 5 ft) 3 m (10 f t) 5 m (16 f t) 10 m (33 ft) DFC-MS16TT DFC-MS26TT DFC-MS36TT DFC-MS56TT DFC-MS106TT ST to FC Connectors DFC-MS16TF DFC-MS26TF DFC-MS36TF DFC-MS56TF DFC-MS106TF SC to SC Connectors DFC-MS16SS DFC-MS26SS DFC-MS36SS DFC-MS56SS DFC-MS106SS SC to ST Connectors DFC-MS16ST DFC-MS26ST DFC-MS36ST DFC-MS56ST DFC-MS106ST SC to FC Connectors DFC-MS16SF DFC-MS26SF DFC-MS36SF DFC-MS56SF DFC-MS106SF LC to ST Connectors DFC-MS16LT DFC-MS26LT DFC-MS36LT DFC-MS56LT DFC-MS106LT Length LC to SC Connectors 1 m (3 f t) 2 m (6. 5 ft) 3 m (10 f t) 5 m (16 f t) 10 m (33 ft) DFC-MS16LS DFC-MS26LS DFC-MS36LS DFC-MS56LS DFC-MS106LS LC to FC Connectors DFC-MS16LF DFC-MS26LF DFC-MS36LF DFC-MS56LF DFC-MS106LF 3 CABLES 62. 5/125 Micron Multi-Mode Fiber (Duplex) Cable Length ST to ST Connectors 1 m (3 f t) 2 m (6. 5 ft) 3 m (10 f t) 5 m (16 f t) 10 m (33 ft) DFC-MD16TT DFC-MD26TT DFC-MD36TT DFC-MD56TT DFC-MD106TT ST to FC Connectors DFC-MD16TF DFC-MD26TF DFC-MD36TF DFC-MD56TF DFC-MD106TF SC to SC Connectors DFC-MD16SS DFC-MD26SS DFC-MD36SS DFC-MD56SS DFC-MD106SS SC to ST Connectors DFC-MD16ST DFC-MD26ST DFC-MD36ST DFC-MD56ST DFC-MD106ST SC to FC Connectors DFC-MD16SF DFC-MD26SF DFC-MD36SF DFC-MD56SF DFC-MD106SF LC to ST Connectors DFC-MD16LT DFC-MD26LT DFC-MD36LT DFC-MD56LT DFC-MD106LT Length LC to SC Connectors 1 m (3 f t) 2 m (6. 5 ft) 3 m (10 f t) 5 m (16 f t) 10 m (33 ft) DFC-MD16LS DFC-MD26LS DFC-MD36LS DFC-MD56LS DFC-MD106LS LC to FC Connectors DFC-MD16LF DFC-MD26LF DFC-MD36LF DFC-MD56LF DFC-MD106LF MTRJ to MTRJ Connectors DFC-MD16MM DFC-MD26MM DFC-MD36MM DFC-MD56MM DFC-MD106MM MTRJ to ST Connectors MTRJ to SC Connectors DFC-MD16MS DFC-MD26MS DFC-MD36MS DFC-MD56MS DFC-MD106MS DFC-MD16MT DFC-MD26MT DFC-MD36MT DFC-MD56MT DFC-MD106MT 4 CABLES 9/125 Micron Single-Mode Fiber (Simplex) Cable Length ST to ST Connectors 1 m (3 f t) 2 m (6. 5 ft) 3 m (10 f t) 5 m (16 f t) 10 m (33 ft) DFC-SS19TT DFC-SS29TT DFC-SS39TT DFC-SS59TT DFC-SS109TT ST to FC Connectors DFC-SS19TF DFC-SS29TF DFC-SS39TF DFC-SS59TF DFC-SS109TF SC to SC Connectors DFC-SS19SS DFC-SS29SS DFC-SS39SS DFC-SS59SS DFC-SS109SS SC (APC) to SC (APC) Connectors SC to ST Connectors DFC-SS19SA DFC-SS29SA DFC-SS39SA DFC-SS59SA DFC-SS109SA DFC-SS19ST DFC-SS29ST DFC-SS39ST DFC-SS59ST DFC-SS109ST SC to FC Connectors DFC-SS19SF DFC-SS29SF DFC-SS39SF DFC-SS59SF DFC-SS109SF Length LC to ST Connectors 1 m (3 f t) 2 m (6. 5 ft) 3 m (10 f t) 5 m (16 f t) 10 m (33 ft) DFC-SS19LT DFC-SS29LT DFC-SS39LT DFC-SS59LT DFC-SS109LT LC to SC Connectors DFC-SS19LS DFC-SS29LS DFC-SS39LS DFC-SS59LS DFC-SS109LS LC to FC Connectors DFC-SS19LF DFC-SS29LF DFC-SS39LF DFC-SS59LF DFC-SS109LF 9/125 Micron Single-Mode Fiber (Duplex) Cable Length ST to ST Connectors 1 m (3 f t) 2 m (6. 5 ft) 3 m (10 f t) 5 m (16 f t) 10 m (33 ft) DFC-SD19TT DFC-SD29TT DFC-SD39TT DFC-SD59TT DFC-SD109TT ST to FC Connectors DFC-SD19TF DFC-SD29TF DFC-SD39TF DFC-SD59TF DFC-SD109TF SC to SC Connectors DFC-SD19SS DFC-SD29SS DFC-SD39SS DFC-SD59SS DFC-SD109SS SC to ST Connectors DFC-SD19ST DFC-SD29ST DFC-SD39ST DFC-SD59ST DFC-SD109ST SC to FC Connectors DFC-SD19SF DFC-SD29SF DFC-SD39SF DFC-SD59SF DFC-SD109SF LC to ST Connectors DFC-SD19LT DFC-SD29LT DFC-SD39LT DFC-SD59LT DFC-SD109LT Length LC to SC Connectors 1 m (3 f t) 2 m (6. 5 ft) 3 m (10 f t) 5 m (16 f t) 10 m (33 ft) DFC-SD19LS DFC-SD29LS DFC-SD39LS DFC-SD59LS DFC-SD109LS LC to FC Connectors DFC-SD19LF DFC-SD29LF DFC-SD39LF DFC-SD59LF DFC-SD109LF MTRJ to MTRJ Connectors DFC-SD19MM DFC-SD29MM DFC-SD39MM DFC-SD59MM DFC-SD109MM MTRJ to ST Connectors MTRJ to SC Connectors DFC-SD19MS DFC-SD29MS DFC-SD39MS DFC-SD59MS DFC-SD109MS DFC-SD19MT DFC-SD29MT DFC-SD39MT DFC-SD59MT DFC-SD109MT 5 CABLES KVM Cable D-Link's Keyboard, Video, and Mouse (KVM) cables are compatible with D-Link DKVM series KVM switches and most KVM switches available on the market. Each end of the cable includes a keyboard and mouse connector (6-pin mini-DIN male) and a video connector (15-pin HDD male). The video cable is designed to ensure the highest quality of video over a KVM switch connection. [. . . ] (3) The third type of cable uses either type of actual cable, with a 6-pin connector on one side, and a 4-pin connector on the other side of the cable. There are 2 different connectors used for the 1394 cable: the 6-pin and the 4-pin. 01 (Aug. 2005) Specifications subject to change without prior notice. [. . . ]