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Datasheet | Switches

AT-PC2002/POE

2 port Gigabit Power over Ethernet switch,

10/100/1000T to SFP

Powering Remote Devices

The PC2002 series switches are the ideal

solution for powering remote devices such as IP

phones, video cameras, wireless access points,

etc, which are more than 100m from a Power

over Ethernet switch. The AT-PC2002/POE

features an SFP port and a 10/100/1000T

twisted-pair port. The SFP port will accept

either a 100MB or 1000MB SFP (fiber). Allied

Telesis offers a wide variety of SFP’s featuring

multimode up to 2km (AT-SPEX), single mode

and BiDi optics. The twisted-pair port has an RJ-

45 connector with a maximum operating

distance of 100 meters (328 feet). In addition to

transmitting data, the twisted-pair port also

injects power down the cable, allowing a remote

Power over Ethernet Powered Device to

operate without the need of any additional

power source. All Power over Ethernet Powered

Devices (IEEE 802.3af compliant) are supported,

as the AT-PC2002/POE can deliver a full 15.4W

of power to the remote device.

VLAN Support

Many backbone switch products support the

industry standard IEEE 802.1Q specification for

Virtual LANs (VLANs) that send extra-long

data packets on the network. The PC2002 series

switches are fully compatible with these long

packets, enabling them to be used in modern

networks. Switches not supporting this feature

will discard these extra long packets, making

them unsuitable for modern networks.

Small and Flexible

The small size and internal power supply of the

PC2002 series allows them to be used almost

anywhere. The units can be DIN rail mounted,

desktop mounted or wall-mounted.

MissingLink

TM

and Smart

MissingLink

TM

(SML)

The MissingLink feature allows the ports on the

media converter to pass the Link status of their

connections to each other. When the media

converter detects a problem with a port - such

as the loss of connection to a node - it

shuts down the connection to the other port,

thereby notifying the node that the connection

has been lost. The Smart MissingLink (SML)

feature monitors network connections and

provides notification when network segments

fail, allowing network managers to quickly

identify the source and location of failed

segments and minimize downtime.

Key Features

• Convert speed as well as media type

• IEEE 802.3af Power over Ethernet compliant

• Supplies up to 15.4W of PoE power

• Support 100 and 1000Mbps fiber SFP modules

• Auto MDI/MDI-X

• MissingLink (ML)

• Smart MissingLink (SML)

• Supports jumbo frames, up to 9K bytes

• Support for multi-mode fiber

• Supports half and full-duplex operation

• 1k MAC address tables

• Store-and-forward switching mode

• Transparent to IEEE 802.1Q packets

• Standalone or wall-mountable

• Internal AC power supply

• AC power cord retaining clip

AT-PC2002/POE

2 Port Gigabit Speed/Media Converting Switch with PoE

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