24 Port Fast Ethernet Switch for Subsea Use Document size- Use bleed dimensions ( 212.72 x 282.575 mm
8.375 x 11.125 in). Trim Size - Actual magazine size (blue dotted line) - 206.375 x 276.225mm
Allow 3.175mm .125 in outide of trim on each side: Bleed Size - 212.72 x 282.575 mm 8.375 x 11.125 in Any color or image that goes to the edge of the page should extend to the bleed size.
Live Area, also called the Safe Zone (light blue rectangle) keep text and logos inside this area- 12.7 mm .5 in inside of the trim. 180.97x 250.82 mm 7.125 x 9.875 in
4,000m rated managed switch designed to meet the requirements of a modern subsea network
8.125 x 10.875 in
OE (Offshore Engineer) prefers ad material to be supplied as PDF (PDF/X-1a:2001). We also accept ads built in these programs: Adobe InDesign, Quark, Adobe Illustrator and Adobe Photoshop. Please supply all fonts, images, and artwork with ads supplied in these applications. All supplied material should be 300 dpi, in CMYK color space, and have fonts embedded in all graphics. OE does not accept ads built in Microsoft Word, Microsoft Publisher, Microsoft PowerPoint or CorelDraw. PMS colors printing as CMYK must be converted to CMYK colors. Cropmarks should be offset and not appear in the bleed area.
• Optical long distance links via Dual •
Interface to SFP in COTS surface router Redundant 1Gb Single-Mode fibres
• Modular internal construction • Serial Data to Ethernet Interfaces • Video Digitiser Interfaces
Full Page OE Template - this document can be used as a template layer in InDesign, Photoshop or Illustrator. Plese delete or hide layer before saving final file.
• Comprehensive VLAN functionality
• Link Aggregation (LACP) Spanning Tree Support (STP) • Non-blocking switch fabric • Bandwidth control on ports • Traffic priority (QoS)
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Tel: +44 (0) 1653 602020
www.zetechtics.com
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