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General Information
Positions:
A/B/Common
Other:
Chassis Type:
Rackmount
Desktop
Rack Configuration:
19" Rack
Other:
Most Rackmount Units are 1U High, any height restrictions?
Yes
No
Restrictions:
Type of connector/port preference:
BNC
DB9
DB25
DB37
DB50
HD15
RJ45
RJ11/12
SCSI
Telco 50-Pin
.1 x .1
Mini-Din
USB
Coax
Other:
Port Polarity (Not required to quote.)
If the switch has RJ45 ports, is CAT 5 or 5e required?
CAT 5
CAT 5e
Not Required
If the switch has Coax Ports, is there a specific impedance required?
Yes:
No
Switch Control:
Local Manual
Remotely Controllable
Automatic
Any Combination
Remote Control Type:
RS232 Serial
Contact Closure
IP Addressable
Any Combination
Automatic Control:
Port 'A'
Port 'B'
Common
Any Combination
Most remotely controllable switches also include local manual control.
Is a local front panel push button okay?
Yes
No
Do you require a remote lockout of the local push button control?
Yes
No
Do you require a dry contact closure?
Yes
No
Security
Any security concerns?
Yes
No
Offline Switching
With remote and automatic switches, the switch can automatically switch to an offline position before switching between ports 'A' and 'B'.
Is an internal offline function required for switching between ports?
Yes
No
Will the switch have a physical "offline" position that can be selected in which the switch will not be passing data?
Yes
No
Is local control via a front panel push button okay?
Yes
No
Power Loss
In the event of a power failure should the switch continue to pass data?
Yes
No
If passing data during power loss, should data pass through the last selected switch position or go to the default position?
Last Position
Default Position
Upon power up, should the switch remain in the last position or start up in the default mode?
Last Position
Default Position
Number of Channels Per Chassis
One channel of A/B/Common or multiple channels of A/B/Common? (number of A/B switches per site)
One Channel
Multiple
Multiple Channel Switch Control
Remote Control
Simultaneous
Individual
Both
Local Control
Simultaneous
Individual
Both
Power
Most switches have an external power supply.
Is an external power supply okay?
Yes
No
Power Supply Requirements:
115 VAC/60 Hz
220 VAC/50 Hz
Other:
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