Product Description
The SecureStack A2 stackable switch family delivers cost-effective Layer 2 switching in a single stack with up to 384 10/100 ports with 16 gigabit uplinks. Reliability and availability is assured with support for Closed Loop Stacking, redundant core connections, redundant power options and redundant stack management.Each SecureStack A2 switch has two mini-GBIC (SFP) ports and two fixed 10/100/1000 ports that can be used as standard Ethernet uplinks but can also be used as stacking ports that support up to 2 Gbps of bi-directional bandwidth between any two adjacent switches. No additional stack module is required to stack the switches. A single stack can be comprised of any combination of SecureStack A2 switches allowing a mixture of 24- and 48-port 10/100, 100Base-FX and Power-over-Ethernet ports to be linked to the network core via copper, multimode fiber and/or single-mode fiber Gigabit. Closed Loop Stacking is implemented, which assures that a single switch or cable connection failure in the stack will not impact the overall stack operation. The SecureStack A2 stack auto-configures, allowing stack switch units to be added or removed with minimal packet interruption. Up to eight SecureStack A2 switches can be supported in a stack with a single IP address for complete stack management. Redundant stack management is supported by assigning a primary and multiple secondary stack managers.
Product Description
The SecureStack A2 stackable switch family delivers cost-effective Layer 2 switching in a single stack with up to 384 10/100 ports with 16 gigabit uplinks. Reliability and availability is assured with support for Closed Loop Stacking, redundant core connections, redundant power options and redundant stack management.Each SecureStack A2 switch has two mini-GBIC (SFP) ports and two fixed 10/100/1000 ports that can be used as standard Ethernet uplinks but can also be used as stacking ports that support up to 2 Gbps of bi-directional bandwidth between any two adjacent switches. No additional stack module is required to stack the switches. Asingle stack can be comprised of any combination of SecureStack A2 switches allowing a mixture of 24- and 48-port 10/100, 100Base-FX and Power-over-Ethernet ports to be linked to the network core via copper, multimode fiber and/or single-mode fiber Gigabit. Closed Loop Stacking is implemented, which assures that a single switch or cable connection failure in the stack will not impact the overall stack operation. The SecureStack A2 stack auto-configures, allowing stack switch units to be added or removed with minimal packet interruption. Up to eight SecureStack A2 switches can be supported in a stack with a single IP address for complete stack management. Redundant stack management is supported by assigning a primary and multiple secondary stack managers.
Product Description
The Total Access OPTI-MX Fan Assembly provides cooling for the Total Access OPTI-MX rack mounted system. PRODUCT FEATURES: Mounts in either a 19 in. or 23 in. rack; Operates on either ?48 VDC, or ?24 VDC; Powered from the rack fuse and alarm panel; Alarms will be reported via the OPTI-MX chassis; Front panel LEDs indicate the status of the fan(s); Individual alarm status monitoring and indications of one or many fan failures for appropriate maintenance action; The fan module is a plug-in assembly and can be replaced without powering down the chassis.
Product Description
The SecureStack A2 stackable switch family delivers cost-effective Layer 2 switching in a single stack with up to 384 10/100 ports with 16 gigabit uplinks. Reliability and availability is assured with support for Closed Loop Stacking, redundant core connections, redundant power options and redundant stack management.Each SecureStack A2 switch has two mini-GBIC (SFP) ports and two fixed 10/100/1000 ports that can be used as standard Ethernet uplinks but can also be used as stacking ports that support up to 2 Gbps of bi-directional bandwidth between any two adjacent switches. No additional stack module is required to stack the switches. A single stack can be comprised of any combination of SecureStack A2 switches allowing a mixture of 24- and 48-port 10/100, 100Base-FX and Power-over-Ethernet ports to be linked to the network core via copper, multimode fiber and/or single-mode fiber Gigabit. Closed Loop Stacking is implemented, which assures that a single switch or cable connection failure in the stack will not impact the overall stack operation. The SecureStack A2 stack auto-configures, allowing stack switch units to be added or removed with minimal packet interruption. Up to eight SecureStack A2 switches can be supported in a stack with a single IP address for complete stack management. Redundant stack management is supported by assigning a primary and multiple secondary stack managers.
Product Description
CRIMESTOPPER CS-2016FM, DELUXE 2-WAY FM PAGING ALARM AND REMOTE
Customer Reviews:
STAY AWAY FROM IT.......2007-09-26
I bought it coz it was cheaper than the rest and the following are the faults:
1. The unit came faulty in that the two way communication won't work. It will only communicate one way.
2. Called crimestopper tech support and an arrogant personal picked up. Both he and I agreed the problem is either with the remote or the antenna, but he wants me to disconnect everything and send him the entire unit. Why go through all the work in disconnection and re-connection when the problem is only with the remote or the antenna?
Anyway decided to do that, so he transferred me to some other idiot to get the RA# and guess what.. he refused to do that. It seams I can only return it to the website I purchased it from.. They will not HONOR WARRANTEE IF I DID NOT PURCHASE IT FROM THEIR WEBSITE DIRECTLY :-D...
3. Asked if I could just buy another antenna or remote to save me the hassle of disconnecting everything... and it seams they don't sell anything to consumers!!! I have to send them the whole unit and they are going to charge me for fixing a week old defective unit!
4. I purchased an antenna from another online website. Adding the cost together, I might as well gone for a reputable unit like Viper, Compustar or Autopage etc... I made a "penny wise pound foolish decision" going with crimestopper.
5. The range mentioned by them is nowhere close to what you get. My friend also bought a car with a crimestopper and its the same case with his too.
6. In my experience with autopage, bulldog, compustar, the crimestopper has the least customizable options. They advertize 30 customization possible, but none are really worth it. For instance, the remote has 4 buttons and a short press on any will do something to the vehicle like unlock the doors, open the trunk or start the vehicle. ALL other units have options to customize their remote like press two buttons together for any function so that you will not accidently press it. I cannot put the remote in my pocket because the buttons get pressed easily.
7. Crimestopper sells the wiring diagram for your car for $3.50. IT IS THE EXACT SAME ONE YOU CAN GET FOR FREE FROM THE BULLDOG WEBSITE. Isnt that enough to tell you what a ripoff company crimestopper really is?
8. The installation manual is as concise as it can be. I had to use it in conjuction with the bulldog installation manual to clarify things.
9. When I remote start the car with it armed (security active), the car shuts itself off after a few seconds. The vibration sensor shuts the vehicle to prevent theft!!!!!! The vibration of the car after it has started is shutting the vehicle off!!! I now have to unarm (unlock my doors) first and then perform a remote start. How stupid is that? Again goes out to show the quality of crimestopper products.
Overall, I just wish I had paid a little more and went with a respectable brand instead of crimestopper and dealing with their arrogant hopeless technical support staff, who are there just because they are not qualified to get any other job and do unleashes their frustration by troubling the stupid customers that purchased their product.
Product Description
53 1/2 X 53 5/8 x 19 5/8
Customer Reviews:
Mostly great GPS Receiver.......2007-10-05
I'll admit it, this was mostly just a toy for me and while hopeful, I wasn't expecting too much. I was pleasantly surprised with the unit altogether. It's really small, simple to use, and works really very well. Turn it on, pair it with your phone or computer (I use a BlackBerry), and you're ready to go. Battery life has been good, and it's a common Nokia phone battery if it needs replaced. It comes with a car and wall charger (usb connect) which is a bonus as I can use them to charge my BlackBerry too and only need to carry a single charger.
On the Blackberry, I use the mobile version of Google Maps and Nav4All. Google Maps recognizes that you've got a BT GPS set up and offers a new menu item to use it. Press the zero key at it will "zero-in" on your location - showing a blue dot. As you move, the dot moves in real time and even shows a little arrow for your direction. You can get directions from your current location easily and you can use the map or satellite view.
Nav4All is a free gps application that provides turn-by-turn directions, maps, and is more like a car-based nav system. Free comes with a price though, as it's not easy to use and a little buggy. Not nearly as polished as Google Maps, but then it doesn't have quite the muscle behind the development team. I'll continue to use it, and keep going with updates.
This is a pretty good way to get started with GPS and a mobile device if you're reasonably technical and willing to track down the software. I wasn't interested in subscription software and wasn't impressed with the commercial stuff, so I stuck with freeware. Basically, this gives me a $70 GPS unit.
The cons are pretty minor. It's a bit slow to establish an initial location sometimes, so it's better to use in an "always-on" arrangement rather than "I need to know NOW!". Signal strength can drop dramatically at times and it wouldn't pick up a signal in certain locations in the car, but always on the dashboard. I bought a small, inexpensive Arkon antenna that helped a lot.
Nit-picky con here, but detailed accuracy was a little inconsistent too at times, though that could have been due to my location relative to the satellites or the chipset on the receiver. We're talking very minor points here - zoomed in to the highest magnification on google maps (to where I can see the divisions in my garden in the google satellite images) the location dot would tend to jump around. It would indicate me being in my living room, then in the garden, then in the carport, back in the living room, etc. while I was sitting still. For what I use this for, that's not a problem at all, just something to note if you're expecting pinpoint accurace.
Good product. Fun to use. Small, reliable, does what it's supposed to. I'm even looking at a model that logs the location for me over time (that's one thing I can't find for the Blackberry) for geotagging photos, tracking, etc.
Product Description
Want to install a second mounting bracket for your GPSMAP 176 on your boat? Or maybe the bracket that came with your unit went overboard and you need another. This replacement mounting bracket is just what you need.
Amazon.com Product Description
The marine mount for the Garmin GPSMAP 176 and 176c frees up your hands so you can drive the boat, fish, or enjoy the water. The mount is fully adjustable with swiveling and tilting capabilities so you can angle it for the best GPS reception and signals. It also has a locking mechanism to keep the unit secure.
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