Transceivers/Media Converters

• Easy to install.
• Connects T1 or E1 PBXs, CSUs, or routers over fiber to protect against noise and increase network reliability.
• Supports AMI, B8ZS, and HDB3 line codes.
• A crossover switch on the RJ-45/RJ-48 port enables easy equipment connections.
• Extensive diagnostics, including local and remote fiber loopback switches.
• LEDs display T1/E1 link status, modes of operation, and line segment errors.
• To conveniently rackmount up to five FlexPoint Fiber Converters, use the optional 5-Position Rackmounting Kit (LMC205). To order, see "Related Products".
• Use optional Wallmounting Hardware (LMC206-WALL) to mount individual FlexPoint Fiber Converters on virtually any surface (also available under "Related Products".)

Use this flexible converter/line driver to connect your T1 or E1 devices to single-mode fiber to get extra distance, as well as protection from environmental noise. FlexPoint™ Converters from Black Box are versatile and cost-effective standalone converters that you can upgrade to a chassis-based system. They provide the ultimate in flexibility and reliability for your expanding multimedia LAN.

The incredible variety and versatility of this system make it ideal for networks that are subject to constant upgrades and changes. Tailor the system to your requirements. Get the converters you need now and use them individually. Then, when your LAN grows, mount your converters on the wall, in the FlexPoint 5-Position Rackmounting Kit, or in the FlexPoint Power Chassis. The chassis holds 14 converters and single or dual AC power supplies.

• Easy to install.
• Connects T1 or E1 PBXs, CSUs, or routers over fiber to protect against noise and increase network reliability.
• Supports AMI, B8ZS, and HDB3 line codes.
• A crossover switch on the RJ-45/RJ-48 port enables easy equipment connections.
• Extensive diagnostics, including local and remote fiber loopback switches.
• LEDs display T1/E1 link status, modes of operation, and line segment errors.
• To conveniently rackmount up to five FlexPoint Fiber Converters, use the optional 5-Position Rackmounting Kit (LMC205). To order, see "Related Products".
• Use optional Wallmounting Hardware (LMC206-WALL) to mount individual FlexPoint Fiber Converters on virtually any surface (also available under "Related Products".)

Use this flexible converter/line driver to connect your T1 or E1 devices to multimode fiber to get extra distance, as well as protection from environmental noise.

FlexPoint™ Converters from Black Box are versatile and cost-effective standalone converters that you can upgrade to a chassis-based system. They provide the ultimate in flexibility and reliability for your expanding multimedia LAN.

The incredible variety and versatility of this system make it ideal for networks that are subject to constant upgrades and changes.

Tailor the system to your requirements. Get the converters you need now and use them individually. Then, when your LAN grows, mount your converters on the wall, in the FlexPoint 5-Position Rackmounting Kit, or in the FlexPoint Power Chassis. The chassis holds 14 converters and single or dual AC power supplies.

• Easy to install.
• Connects T1 or E1 PBXs, CSUs, or routers over fiber to protect against noise and increase network reliability.
• Supports AMI, B8ZS, and HDB3 line codes.
• A crossover switch on the RJ-45/RJ-48 port enables easy equipment connections.
• Extensive diagnostics, including local and remote fiber loopback switches.
• LEDs display T1/E1 link status, modes of operation, and line segment errors.
• To conveniently rackmount up to five FlexPoint Fiber Converters, use the optional 5-Position Rackmounting Kit (LMC205). To order, see "Related Products".
• Use optional Wallmounting Hardware (LMC206-WALL) to mount individual FlexPoint Fiber Converters on virtually any surface (also available under "Related Products".)

Use this flexible converter/line driver to connect your T1 or E1 devices to single-mode fiber to get extra distance, as well as protection from environmental noise.

FlexPoint™ Converters from Black Box are versatile and cost-effective standalone converters that you can upgrade to a chassis-based system. They provide the ultimate in flexibility and reliability for your expanding multimedia LAN.

The incredible variety and versatility of this system make it ideal for networks that are subject to constant upgrades and changes.

Tailor the system to your requirements. Get the converters you need now and use them individually. Then, when your LAN grows, mount your converters on the wall, in the FlexPoint 5-Position Rackmounting Kit, or in the FlexPoint Power Chassis. The chassis holds 14 converters and single or dual AC power supplies.

This compact opto-isolator enables you to attach an RS-232 device to a USB port and gain isolation from voltage spikes and ground loops. It doesn't require PCI or ISA slots, or IRQs. Using an optional USB Type A - Type B cable, simply plug the opto-isolator into the USB port and Windows will configure the device as an additional COM port.

• Great for linking older serial devices to computers or laptops with USB ports.
• Offers 2-wire RS-485 or 4-wire RS-422/RS-485 operation.
• Holds connections tight with its high-retention USB connector.
• USB 1.0, USB 1.1, and USB 2.0 compatible (12 Mbps).
• Interface powered. No external power required.
• Serial terminal block can be removed for easy wiring.
• LEDs indicate transmitting and receiving of data.

This compact device quickly converts USB port connections to RS-422/485 so you can connect legacy serial devices to a newer PC or laptop. Continue to use legacy commercial and industrial RS-422/485 devices without making any changes to the applications written for them.

Plus, because it features 2000-volt optical isolation, you can protect your PC and other equipment from dangerous spikes and surges on the RS-485/RS-422 network.

Simply plug it into your PC's USB port using the included USB cable (3-ft.), then configure its DIP switches for 2- or 4-wire operation. The converter will show up as an additional COM port in your PC's Windows Device Manager.