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Allied MX20T Telesis 10Mb/s GBIC AUI Transceiver
- Data Rate: 10Mb/s
- Form Factor: GBIC
- Interface: AUI
- Function: Signal conversion
- Compatibility: GBIC to AUI
- Brand: Allied Telesis
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Product Overview
The Allied MX20T is a 10Mb/s GBIC transceiver designed for AUI interfaces. It serves as an adapter to connect GBIC-equipped devices to older network equipment featuring AUI ports.
Technical Information
| Data Rate | 10 Mb/s |
| Form Factor | GBIC |
Additional Specifications
| Interface | AUI |
| Brand | Allied Telesis |
Product Description
The Allied MX20T is a network transceiver module that operates at 10 Megabits per second, utilizing the GBIC (Gigabit Interface Converter) form factor. Its primary purpose is to facilitate connectivity between devices equipped with GBIC ports and older network infrastructure that employs the AUI (Attachment Unit Interface). This adapter is essential for maintaining compatibility and extending the lifespan of legacy network hardware. This transceiver acts as a crucial intermediary, translating the electrical signaling between the GBIC standard and the AUI standard. By doing so, it allows network managers to integrate devices that might otherwise be incompatible, offering a cost-effective solution for network upgrades or expansions. The 10Mb/s speed indicates its suitability for specific legacy applications or environments where high throughput is not a primary requirement. As part of Allied Telesis's product line, the MX20T exemplifies the company's approach to providing versatile networking solutions. The GBIC form factor, though less common now, was a significant development in modular network interfaces, and this module ensures that AUI-based systems can still participate in modern network configurations. It is a practical tool for network engineers dealing with diverse hardware environments.
