The PathWay® Model 7810 8-to-1 HD-15 Data Switch with 10 BaseT/100 BaseTX LAN Access, allows the user the capability of sharing a single port HD-15 interface device connected to the "COMMON" port among eight other devices connected to the Channel 1-8 ports with local and remote access functionality. Remote access can be accomplished by a 10-Base-T/100 Base Tx connection.
Proper authentication is required for remote access via the 10 BaseT/100 BaseTX connection. Users can remotely monitor status, control switch functions, lock/unlock front panel access and configure the LAN Access port.
Features:
The switch ports are transparent to all data.
Twelve of the HD-15 interface pins are switched.
All switched signals are passed via copper contact relays that maintain their position and continuity even in the event of a power loss or failure.
Remote control of the switch position from a 10 BaseT/100 BaseTX LAN Ethernet environment or alternatively, the front panel push button.
Rackmount configuration is standard.
The PathWay® Model 7810 8-to-1 HD-15 Data Switch with 10 BaseT/100 BaseTX LAN Access, allows the user the capability of sharing a single port HD-15 interface device connected to the "COMMON" port among eight other devices connected to the Channel 1-8 ports with local and remote access functionality. Remote access can be accomplished by a 10-Base-T/100 Base Tx connection.
Proper authentication is required for remote access via the 10 BaseT/100 BaseTX connection. Users can remotely monitor status, control switch functions, lock/unlock front panel access and configure the LAN Access port.
Features:
- The switch ports are transparent to all data.
- Twelve of the HD-15 interface pins are switched.
- All switched signals are passed via copper contact relays
that maintain their position and continuity even
in the event of a power loss or failure.
- Remote control of the switch position from a 10 BaseT/100 BaseTX LAN Ethernet environment or alternatively, the front panel push button.
- Rackmount configuration is standard.
