Microtest Introduces OMNIFiber Adapter for Its OMNIScanner Cable Tester.PHOENIX--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Jan. 18, 1999-- New OMNIFiber is the first adapter to support both single and multi-mode fiber See multimode fiber. measurements Microtest, Inc. (Nasdaq:MTST MTST Movimento dos Trabalhadores Sem Teto (Social movement of Brazil) MTST Magnetic Tape Selectric Typewriter MTST Maneuvering Target Statistical Tracker MTST Minimal Task Spanning Tree ) Monday announced the introduction of OMNIFiber(TM), an adapter that transforms Microtest's state-of-the-art OMNIScanner(TM) copper cable tester A cable tester is an electronic device used to verify the electrical connections in a cable or other wired assembly. Generally a cable tester consists of:
OMNIScanner is the cable testing industry's most advanced handheld cable certification tool. Introduced summer, 1998, OMNIScanner is the first product to certify Categories 5, 5E and 6 cabling and to provide measurements for Category 7. "The OMNIFiber represents another first for Microtest; never before has one fiber adapter been capable of supporting measurements for both single and multimode fiber," said Sue Gallego, director of product marketing at Microtest. OMNIScanner, with the OMNIFiber adapter, provides a one-button "Autotest" that measures length, loss and propagation delay The time it takes to transmit a signal from one place to another. Propagation delay is dependent solely on distance and two thirds the speed of light. Signals going through a wire or fiber generally travel at two thirds the speed of light. Contrast with nodal processing delay. on both transmit and receive fibers at 850 and 1300 nm simultaneously. It then compares the results to the appropriate industry standard and provides a simple pass/fail indication of the tested link. With single mode fiber, OMNIScanner measures loss on transmit and receive fibers at 1310 nm. OMNIFiber continues Microtest's tradition of pioneering fiber testing equipment. Microtest launched its first fiber testing products in 1993: FiberEye and FiberLight simplify the installation, maintenance and troubleshooting of fiber optic Local Area Networks. In 1997, it introduced, CertiFiber, the world's first handheld multimode fiber certification tool. OMNIFiber will be available in the second quarter of 1999 through authorized Microtest distributors and resellers. U.S. list price for the OMNIFiber kit is $2,595, and the kit includes OMNIFiber and OMNIFiber remote units, carrying case, two multi-mode fiber optic cables, cleaning supplies and documentation. More information is available at www.microtest.com/OMNIFiber. Founded in 1984, Microtest is a leading worldwide manufacturer of diagnostic certification and connectivity products for networks. Microtest's mission is to make information technology easy to apply. The company has pioneered several networking products, such as CABLE SCANNER, COMPAS COMPAS Centre on Migration Policy and Society (Oxford University) COMPAS Center for Observations, Modeling and Prediction At Scripps COMPAS Congress on Modern Pan-African Slavery , PentaScanner, OMNIScanner and DiscPort. Microtest is headquartered at 4747 North 22nd Street, Phoenix, AZ. Microtest's European Centers of Excellence are located at 2A Kingfisher House, Northwood Park Northwood Park is a soccer stadium in the England. It is home to Southern Premier League semi-professional football club, Northwood F.C. The ground has a capacity of 3,075 available places with 930 covered terrace and 308 seated places. The ground can be found at Chestnut Avenue. , Gatwick Road, Crawley, West Sussex West Sussex, nonmetropolitan county (1991 pop. 692,800), 768 sq mi (1,990 sq km), S England. A chalk ridge runs from the county's east to west edge. In the south the land flattens into a gentle plain. After early Roman invasions, the Saxons moved across Sussex. , RH10 2XN, United Kingdom. Microtest's stock is traded on the NASDAQ National Market System under the symbol MTST. Microtest's web site is located at www.microtest.com. |
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