Routers and Switches

• D-Link-4-Port-Ethernet-Broadband-Router-DI-604.pdf
• The DI-604 has an integrated 4-port switch with 10/100 Ethernet ports for directly connecting up to four computers.


• D-Link-5-Port-Switch-DSS-5.pdf
• The DSS-5 is a powerful 5-port 10/100Mb desktop switch that is an ideal choice for small workgroups.


• D-Link-8-Port-Switch-DSS-8.pdf
• The DSS-8 is a dual-speed, 8-port 10/100Mb Ethernet/Fast Ethernet NWay auto-negotiating switch.


• EIBA-Series-Contemporary-Controls.pdf
• The Plug-and-Play (PnP) EIBA switches provide the needed functionality, mounting convenience, and ruggedness to fill BAS applications. The popular EIBA5-100T which is designed for panel mounting is complemented by its DIN-rail cousin, the EIBA5-100T/R.


• EIMC-Series-Contemporary-Controls.pdf
• The EIMC series of Industrial Ethernet miniature media converters offers a solution for those industrial applications requiring a trouble-free, robust process of converting between copper and fiber media.


• EIS-Series-Contemporary-Controls.pdf
• The EIS series provides a solution for those industrial applications requiring a larger network diameter and greater throughput. Models exist that support both twisted pair and fiber optics.


• EISK-Series-Contemporary-Controls.pdf
• EISK switches provide Plug and Play Ethernet connectivity for industrial automation systems which have unique requirements: convenient mounting, simple and dependable operation, low-voltage input power and especially cost-effective.


• LinkSYS-16-Port-Switch-SR216.pdf
• No matter how intensive your network demands are, the Linksys 16-Port 10/100 Switch has speed, flexibility, and reliability that you can count on.


• LinkSYS-BEFSR11-with-1-LAN-Port.pdf
• The EtherFast® Cable/DSL Router provides the perfect solution for connecting up to 253 users to a high-speed broadband internet connection.


• LinkSYS-BEFSR41-with-4-Port-Switch.pdf
• Think of the EtherFast Cable/DSL Router with 4-Port Switch as a kind of "splitter" for your Internet connection. Just connect your DSL or Cable Modem to the Router, and all the computers in your household can share the internet—all at the same time.