Elk Products ELKM1XEP Elk M1XEP M1 Ethernet Interface

M1 Ethernet Port Interface

This interface has been developed to allow users that are not located at the ElkM1NX-H or ElkM1FK-H to use the built in Ethernet port by using any location network connection. A user would connect the EM1 Ethernet Port Interface with the Ethernet cable (provided) to the ElkM1NX-H, then the network cable from a network hub or switch to the EM1 Ethernet Port Interface. Using this method will require an extra network card for connection to an

Elk Products introduces the ELKM1XEP Ethernet Port Interface. We’re excited to bring connectivity options to our Elk M1 series of transmitters. This allows for easy integration with wireline networks and to send Elk data directly over IP with VPN capabilities. The ELKM1XEP is a small, inexpensive (MSRP $129) and easy-to-use interface that plugs into the factory serial port of the Elk transmitter series, allowing WiFi and other IP networks to be

Elk Products' M1 Ethernet interface is a plug and play accessory for Elk's line of Game Caller Caller ID Systems. Connecting your Elk caller to this interface allows you to control and monitor your caller from anywhere you have internet access.

Elk Products is pleased to introduce the M1XEP 1-port Ethernet port accessory for the Elk-M1.

Our Elk M1XEP Ethernet Interface board is designed for Elk M1-series enclosure. It supports high-speed data transfer rates of 10/100/1000MB (s) Ethernet up to 1000M LAN connection. The M1XEP is used with the included PDU4 power converter to provide safe, redundant AC power with PoE capabilities installed inside an Elk M1 enclosure.

The Elk M1 Series Ethernet Interface connects up to 16 Elk converters and their embedded controllers to an Ethernet-enabled host. The dual port M1EI provides Ethernet connectivity for two Elk channel systems.

The Elk Products ELKM1XEP is an Ethernet port interface that provides up to four RS-232 serial ports over a single CAT 5 Ethernet cable. The ELKM1XEP provides the ability to connect wiring closet devices like voice mail systems, modems, alarm panels, and backup battery systems to the network.