PSI MOS RS422 FO1300 E network media converter 2 Mbit s 1300 nm

PSI-MOS-RS422/FO 1300 E Serial to Fiber ConverterConnect RS422 and RS485 devices to fiber optic cableThe PSI-MOS-RS422/FO 1300 E Serial to Fiber Converter transparently connects 4-wire RS422/RS485 and INTERBUS devices to fiber optic cable. By transmitting serial data over optical fiber. these serial media converters provide an economical path to extend the reach of RS422 and RS485 devices.Long Distance Serial Data Transmission over FiberUsing the FO 1300 E Serial to Fiber Converter you can extend your serial data transmission up to 27km (16.7 miles) over multimode fiber or 45km (28 miles) over single mode fiber. The result is that any two pieces of asynchronous serial equipment. located miles apart. can communicate at full duplex over fiber optic cable at rates up to 2 Mbps.EMI. RFI and Transient Surge ImmunityAnother advantage of the FO 1300 E fiber optic transmission system is the electrically isolated connection of devices. Electromagnetic interference (EMI) is a common phenomenon in typical environments like industrial plants. warehouses and factory floors. This interference can cause corruption of data over RS422 or copper-based Ethernet links. Data transmitted over fiber optic cable however is completely immune to this type of noise. thus preventing the negative effects of voltage equalization currents and electromagnetic interference on the data cables. A Serial to Fiber Media Converter therefore enables you to inter-connect your serial devices over fiber ensuring optimal data transmission. increased availability of the system. and improved network design flexibility for point-to-point connections and star structures.Flexible Fiber Optic ConnectionsThe FO 1300 E operates at 1300 nm wavelength. using a separate LED emitter and photo-detector on SC type connectors. Almost any multimode or single mode glass fiber size can be used.Power Budget ConsiderationsCalculating the power budget is critically important with planning the fiber optic link. The optical power budget is the amount of light required to transmit data successfully over distance through a fiber-optic connection. The amount of light energy available within the setup will dictate the length of the fiber optic cable run between serial media converters within the network. Optical power budgets are critical to help businesses avoid signal distortion. To learn how to calculate optical power budget read our technical note. Transmit and receive dBm can be found in the Hardware specifications.Transmit each serial signal out over 10 fiber optic linesUp to ten (10) Serial to Fiber Converters can be grouped together using the TBUS DIN Rail bus system for voltage and data. This allows the serial converter to operate as a star coupler. taking the serial data input signal and distributing it to all Fiber optic output ports.High Quality Features and SupportThe FO 1300 E are also equipped with comprehensive diagnostic functions to increase system availability. simplify start-up and permanently monitor the optical transmission quality. The integrated optical diagnostics allow permanent monitoring of the FO paths during installation and operation. The floating switch contact is activated when the signal level on the fiber optic paths reaches a critical level. This early alarm generation enables critical system states to be detected before they result in failure. These cost and time saving features. along with free worldwide technical support. make the FO 1300 E serial to fiber converter the smart choice for IT professionals.Supply voltage routed through via DIN rail connectorsConnections can be plugged in using a COMBICON screw terminal blockRedundant power supply possible by means of optional system power supply unitHigh-quality electrical isolation between all interfaces (INTERBUS. fiber optic ports. power supply. DIN rail connector)Approved for use in zone 2Floating switch contact for leading alarm generation in relation to critical fiber optic pathsIntegrated optical diagnostics for continuous monitoring of fiber optic pathsAutomatic data rate detection for all data rates up to 2 Mbps