IC483A-R2 - Black Box

RS-232, RS-422, and V.24 interfaces are incompatible with V.35, aren't they? Not when you use a Black Box V.35 Interface Converter. aren't they? Not when you use a Black Box V.35 Interface Converter. Choose from two standalone, two rackmount card, and four micro models. These converters are bidirectional data converters, DCE or DTE switch-selectable on each end, and transparent to speed and protocol. Configure each side of the converter as a DCE or DTE. The side that's configured as a DCE connects to a DTE. And the side that's configured as a DTE connects to a DCE. With the converters, you can only connect a DCE to a DTE, and vice versa. You cannot connect two DCEs or two DTEs together using<br/><br/><strong>Brand Name</strong>: Black Box<br/><strong>DVI</strong>: No<br/><strong>Form Factor</strong>: Desktop<br/><strong>Network (RJ-45)</strong>: No<br/><strong>Product Type</strong>: Transceiver/Media Converter<br/><strong>Total Number of Ports</strong>: 2<br/><strong>USB</strong>: No<br/><br/><br/><b>General Information</b><br/>Brand Name: Black Box<br/>Manufacturer Part Number: IC483A-R2<br/>Manufacturer: Black Box Corporation<br/>Marketing Information: RS-232, RS-422, and V.24 interfaces are incompatible with V.35, aren't they? Not when you use a Black Box V.35 Interface Converter. aren't they? Not when you use a Black Box V.35 Interface Converter. Choose from two standalone, two rackmount card, and four micro models. These converters are bidirectional data converters, DCE or DTE switch-selectable on each end, and transparent to speed and protocol. Configure each side of the converter as a DCE or DTE. The side that's configured as a DCE connects to a DTE. And the side that's configured as a DTE connects to a DCE. With the converters, you can only con