Suitable for use in IP video installations, the LIGHTSPAN SC100 Media Converter Unit from Veracity lets you convert 100BASE-TX Fast Ethernet media to 100BASE-FX fiber media. Designed for outdoor use and compliant with railway EMC regulations, this slimline converter is equipped with a 125 Mb/s SC duplex connector and a 10/100 Mb/s RJ45 Ethernet port. The wall-mountable converter can accept power from legacy 12 VDC and 24 VAC sources.

Slimline 100BASE-FX Media Converter    1 x 125 Mb/s SC Duplex Connector    1 x 10/100 Mb/s RJ45 Ethernet Port    Designed for Outdoor Use    Railway EMC Compliance    12 VDC and 24 VAC Compatible    Wall Mountable

Designed to deliver Fast Ethernet interface speeds with a fiber SC connection.

Ruggedized with extended temperature range.

Compliant with railway EMC regulations for harsh environments.

Designed for high-density mounting alongside other Veracity extension products.

Versatile power input supports legacy 12 VDC and 24 VAC supplies.

Designed to be fully automatic, simple to install, and maintenance-free.

Two LIGHTSPAN SC100 units are required for each installation.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can you connect the NanoLockit Miniature to a 19v D-Tap external battery using the USB adapter?

A: The Ambient Recording NanoLockit has 25 hours of operation on a full charge. Full charge in two hours; fast charge in 15 minutes for four hours of operation. However, Yes you could use an external battery to charge the Lockit. However, 25hrs of runtime it is not really necessary.

Q: 2. Do I need a special cable to connect the NanoLockit Miniature to a Sony FX9 camera?

A: Yes, you will need the Ambient Recording LTC-OUT Lockit Time Code Out to BNC / L5P-BNC(BH #AMLTCOUT) to connect the Ambient Recording NanoLockit Miniature Timecode Synchronizer with Logging Feature to your FX9.

Q: 3. Can this unit be powered via POE, or does it only supply POE power?

A: The TechLogix Networx TL-MC-1S1RPP Fiber-Based Media Converter with PoE+ (B&H # TETLMC1S1RPP) supplies PoE, but will accept AC input power at 100-240V with the included power adapter.

Q: 4. Does this support a bidi SFP? If so which one/which brands would be compatible?

A: The StarTech Gigabit Ethernet Fiber Media Converter BH #STMCM1110MML does not support BiDi SFP.

Q: 5. Does this require an audio recorder or some other device to send timecode to it?

A: The Ambient Recording NanoLockit Miniature Timecode Synchronizer with Logging Feature generates its own timecode.

Q: 6. is there a way to set auto frame rate if my camera needs to shoot 24fps then 60fps on a hurry?

A: According to Ambient: The ACN-NL follows the TC frame rate it is jammed with. Thus, if you jam the device with 24 fps (or 23.976) it will take over these frame rates. A 60 fps frame rate is not specified by SMPTE, and therefore not available by the NL. Regarding high speed, the cameras generally switch to internal counting of the frames and are not synced with the other devices. Usually the time code frame rate is not changed within one production. If you have further questions please email us. provideo@bhphoto.com.

Q: 7. Are these hardware version 2 or newer? They need to be to be compatible with the TL-MC1400 and TL-FC1420 rack mount chassis.

A: The TP-Link MC220L Gigabit SFP Media Converter BH #TPMC220L version we are offering are V4.6 or later.

Q: 8. If I am plugging this into a dslr to jam timecode on the camera, am I still able to record audio on the camera, or this unit takes up BOTH camera audio channels?

A: The Ambient Recording ACN-NL-L NanoLockit Miniature Timecode Synchronizer with Logging Feature (2-Pack) (B&H# AMACNNLLD) can deliver timecode to one channel of the audio recorded by a typical two channel (typically called stereo) audio recording capable camera. As such, you would still have the other channel free for recording audio from a microphone or other audio source.

Q: 9. Would this device also extend the range of an Router/Access Point?

A: This unit will extend your power over ethernet distance another 100m. This will not give you better WIFI range from your router/access point.

Q: 10. What is the maximum wireless range in outdoors?

A: The ARRI SXU-1 Single Axis Unit has been tested "line of sight" to about 1 km (3280 feet) The range max range would also be dependent on various circumstances (other radios, WLAN, WI-FI, local events...)