IDM GP2000 Dual Gigabit Ethernet Optical Multiplexer
IDM GP2000
The IDM GP2000 Dual Gigabit Ethernet Optical Multiplexer uses a 2.5G fiber optic ring network for transmission. The central office equipment uses our company's IDM MSAP-G3CP device as the aggregation node, providing Gigabit Ethernet services and RS485 services on the remote GP2000 device. The remote node uses our company's IDM GP2000 device, which directly provides 2 physical Gigabit Ethernet interfaces and 2 RS485 service interfaces. This solution can be widely applied in systems such as security surveillance, highway monitoring, and tunnel network transmission, providing high-speed Gigabit Ethernet services and RS485 serial data.
Overview
The IDM GP2000 Dual Gigabit Ethernet Optical Terminal utilizes a 2.5G fiber ring network for transmission. The central office equipment uses our IDM MSAP-G3CP device as the aggregation node, providing Gigabit Ethernet services and RS485 services on the remote GP2000 devices. The remote nodes use our IDM GP2000 devices, directly providing 2 physical Gigabit Ethernet and 2 RS485 service interfaces.
This solution can be widely applied in security surveillance, highway monitoring, tunnel network transmission and other systems, providing high-speed Gigabit Ethernet services and RS485 serial data.


Solution Features
- The devices selected in this system have the capability to form chain networks and ring networks in networking. This simplifies cable installation and, in the event of a fiber break at any point, the self-healing ring network ensures uninterrupted service transmission.
- The central office equipment has the capability to aggregate multiple RS485 services into one IP port;
- The central office equipment has multi-channel Gigabit Ethernet aggregation capability;
- It also provides corresponding access means for security surveillance and emergency communication after future expansion.
Application Example

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