MiLAN Technology announces new modular media converter for Ethernet and Fast Ethernet networks

July 18, 2001
July 18, 2001--MiLAN Technology, a division of Digi International, has announced availability of the MIL-341x, a modular media converter for Ethernet and Fast Ethernet networks.

MiLAN Technology, a division of Digi International (NASDAQ: DGII), has announced availability of the MIL-341x, a modular media converter for Ethernet and Fast Ethernet networks. The MIL-341x is a two-port modular switch that converts 10/100BASE-TX to 100BASE-FX for extending network distances from 2km to 100km. For customers migrating their network to 100 Mps, the MIL-S341x Series also converts 10BASE-T devices to 100BASE-TX:

As part of the MIL-9100 and MIL-9200 Series Media Conversion Systems, the MIL-S341x Series is fully managed and configurable in multiple connector options, including ST (2km), SC (2, 15, 40, 70, and 100kms), and MT-RJ (2 and 15km). The MIL-341x can be used with other modules -- including Gigabit Ethernet, Fast Ethernet, and Ethernet -- within the 9100's eight-slot or 9200's sixteen-slot chassis' for media and rate adaptability when and where required.

All MIL-341x modules support auto-negotiation for speed and duplex on a per port basis, plus up to 8,192 MAC addresses. With support for features such as VLAN tagging, package size throughput, and back pressure in half duplex, the MIL-S341x is an ideal solution for converting legacy networks to higher speeds over greater distances.

About MiLAN Technology:

MiLAN Technology, a division of Digi International, is a provider of media converters, transceivers, hubs, switches and print servers that allow network managers to connect any media in their network. For more information, visit www.milan.com.

About Digi International:

Digi International (NASDAQ: DGII), based in Minneapolis, provides Connectware, wired and wireless, hardware and software connectivity solutions that businesses use to create, customize and control retail operations, industrial automation and other applications. For more information, visit www.digi.com.

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