The TFC1600MM module supports the management of media converters and power supplies installed in the TFC-1600 fiber chassis. This module provides instant access to cooling fan and power supply status, and allows the user to configure and monitor the state of the chassis by means of a workstation with support for SNMP, or from a PC via web browser.
Event Notifications
Be notified when an event notification is raised and correct error conditions in a timely manner to maintain network uptime. Supports cold / warm start, link up / down, authentication failure, power supply on / off, connected / disconnected, module connected / disconnected, and unknown failure .
Configuration
Configure settings such as link loss carry forward / link loss return, module name, reset module, download software via HTTP, IP address / subnet mask / default gateway, and redundant backup.
Real-time Monitoring
Real-time monitoring provides the latest statistics on link status, slot occupied, revision, converter type, and part number.
SNMP
Supports SNMP v1, v2c, v3 agent management with MIB-2 and enterprise MIBs, SNMPv2-SMI MIB, INET-ADDRESS MIB, IF MIB, SNMP-FRAMEWORK MIB, SNMPv2-TC MIB.
Real-Time Monitoring
Real-time monitoring of link, speed, and duplex status of media converters.
LED Indicators
LEDs convey power on / off, power fail, fan fail, MGM, console, and link / activity.
TRENDnet Fiber Solutions
Convert your copper RJ-45 Ethernet connection to a fiber connection with TRENDnet's fiber media converters. TRENDnet's media converters can support long distance fiber networking up to 43.5 miles (70km). TRENDnet fiber converters are available in both multi-mode (SX) and single-mode (LX), with dual wavelength (WDM) or bidirectional fiber options, and multiple connector types including T-RJ, SC, and ST.
TRENDnet's fiber converter chassis system is a convenient rackmount chassis system that consolidates your fiber media converters into one location, making your fiber network easier to manage. Power multiple fiber converters from a single source. Add a redundant power supply to eliminate any downtime, and/or the SNMP management module for monitoring and configurations.