Industrial Ethernet switch
An industrial Ethernet switch interconnects devices in the specified communication network.
In plain English
A single-pair Ethernet interface uses its specified physical-layer arrangement over one conductor pair.
A compatible industrial node can use the selected PHY and connector for its single-pair link.
Label the specific single-pair Ethernet variant and identify both cable ends. One pair describes the conductor arrangement, not a universal speed, distance or connector. Show any power-over-data arrangement separately and only where the selected equipment supports it.
No. The physical-layer variant, connector, cable and supported operating conditions must match. A common conductor count does not establish interoperability.
Read the source: Ethernet physical interfaces
The single-pair label does not make every Ethernet variant or connector interchangeable.
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