TP-Link MC100CM 10/100 Mbps RJ45 to 100 Mbps Multi-mode SC Fiber Converter

**Overview**
The TP-Link MC100CM is a reliable and efficient media converter designed to extend your network over longer distances using fiber optic technology. It seamlessly converts 10/100 Mbps RJ45 Ethernet connections to 100 Mbps multi-mode SC fiber, ensuring high-speed data transmission and enhanced network performance. Ideal for both home and business applications, this converter is a cost-effective solution for expanding your network infrastructure.

**About this product**
The TP-Link MC100CM media converter is engineered to provide a seamless transition between copper and fiber networks. It supports a maximum fiber cable length of up to 2 kilometers, making it perfect for connecting devices across large spaces or between buildings. The converter is equipped with auto-negotiation of duplex modes on the TX port, and it features LED indicators for easy monitoring of network status. With its compact design and plug-and-play installation, the MC100CM offers a hassle-free setup and reliable performance for your networking needs.

**FAQ's**

1. **What type of fiber cable is compatible with the TP-Link MC100CM?**
The TP-Link MC100CM is compatible with multi-mode fiber cables, specifically using SC connectors.

2. **What is the maximum distance the MC100CM can support?**
The MC100CM supports a maximum fiber cable length of up to 2 kilometers, making it suitable for long-distance network connections.

3. **Does the MC100CM require any special software for installation?**
No, the MC100CM is a plug-and-play device that does not require any special software for installation. Simply connect the cables, and it is ready to use.

4. **Can the MC100CM be used in both full-duplex and half-duplex modes?**
Yes, the MC100CM supports both full-duplex and half-duplex modes, with auto-negotiation on the TX port to ensure optimal performance.

5. **What are the LED indicators on the MC100CM used for?**
The LED indicators on the MC100CM provide information about the device's power status, link/activity status, and the mode of operation, allowing for easy monitoring and troubleshooting of the network connection.