3/1/2019 4:31 PM | |
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You should change from copper wire to fiber optic. Siemens offers a solution for this. |
3/1/2019 9:53 PM | |
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Would you please provide some details on your recommendation. Warm regards, Tomy |
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3/2/2019 10:26 PM | |
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Any idea my friends. Thank you in-advance. |
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3/3/2019 1:41 AM | |
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Hello Tomy; When you say "LAN", you mean an Ethernet network, right? Where does it say that the LAN limit is 50 m? To my knowledge, the distance limit on a LAN is 100 m over copper wire, CAT5 cable or higher. This is a very basic information on Ethernet requirements that you can research easily; for example; https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Network_topology If you need more distance, a switch is required as a repeater. A simple 4-port switch (unmanaged) is easy to find and enough for a simple extension. Ethernet supports bus (line), star or ring topologies (with at least one managed switch) intrinsically, which one you choose will depend on the requirements of your project. Or you might decide to try Fiber Optic connections, as suggested earlier. But for 150 m I believe that this would be overkill, the price of a small unmanaged switch is very low compared to F.O/copper switches. - 4-port unmanaged switch, copper: - 5-port unmanaged switch, copper + F.O.: https://www.digikey.ca/product-detail/en/phoenix-contact/2891029/277-14752-ND/2743794 If you need more support, please provide more information, schematics or designs for the planned network. Hope this helps, Daniel Chartier |
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3/13/2019 9:51 PM | |
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Any ideas my friends |
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