Fiber Optic Quick References & Commonly Asked Questions
Fiber Optic Tool Rental Program
Universal Prewire Fiber for Residential & Commercial Projects
Best Practices for Pulling Fiber Optic Cable
Repairing a Broken Fiber Optic Cable
VIDEO: Terminating TechLogix ECOFiber™
eSports FAQ and Signal Distribution Technology
Fiber vs. Cat 7 / 8
Registering for the TechLogix Reseller Portal
TechLogix introduces bulk fiber with Corning ClearCurve®
TL-FO2-VLC replaces TL-FO2-HDC
TechLogix Launches HDMI Splitter with Scaling
Twisted Pair Extender Best Practices
USB-C to HDMI Adapter Compatibility
Apple Adapter Update for SMPC Adapter Rings
Fiber optic cables built for AV racks
TL-TP70-HDARC replaces TL-TP70-HDIR
Simple. Predictable. Reliable.... Share-Me™ Room Systems.
Media Converters -- Options & Overview
TechLogix Custom Premade Fiber Cable Brochure
SMPC Presenter Cable Showroom Demo
How to Select the Proper Fiber Optic Enclosure and Mounting Solution
How to Convert Single Mode Fiber to Multimode Fiber (and vice versa)
TechLogix Launches Professional Line of Wall-Mount Demarc Boxes
An Overview of ECO Series Mounting Solutions
TechLogix Introduces Esports Video Cables
Power Perfect: TechLogix RKPS 12 port power hub
VIDEO -- How to Design a Custom Fiber Optic Cable Online
TechLogix Launches IPFO-KIT for Extending Video, Audio, Control & Network Signals over Fiber
Extending Twisted Pair-based Devices over Fiber
Fiber delivers numerous signal transmission benefits over twisted pair, including longer distances, immunity to static electricity and surges, immunity to RF and EM interference, and significantly higher supported signal bandwidths. However, the majority of network-enabled devices don't feature a fiber connection. Most switches, routers, access points, cameras, media players and other network connected devices still rely on traditional twisted pair connections through RJ45 ports. Does that mean you're limited to 100 meter max distances over a cable prone to interference and slow speeds? Thankfully no.
This article explores adapting twisted pair-based devices to fiber optic cabling through the use of SFP modules and media converters.
TechLogix Launches European and Australian Warehouses
Share-Me™ Room Systems Now Feature Twisted Pair Extension
TechLogix Introduces Share-Me™ Kits with Pass-through Table Inserts
TL-SMG-4C: Control Displays & Projectors from a Table Insert
Decoding Audio from Media Players (and other HDMI devices)
When it comes to audio, media players are no longer being designed for integration. Early generations slotted into the professional installation thanks to analog and digital audio outputs, but the latest generations from Apple TV, Roku, and countless other manufacturers only offer a single HDMI output. So how do we handle audio distribution?
There are several solutions depending on the application, but increasingly integrators are turning to audio de-embedders with or without decoding. This article explores these devices, as well as other common solutions that have become mainstream in professional AV.
Troubleshooting Fiber Runs
Distributing Power with Fiber: Technologies and Applications
Fiber optic cabling does not transmit electricity and therefore won't power connected devices -- it's an issue many integrators must grapple with when converting their projects from copper to fiber. And while there are several important benefits to not transmitting power, dealing with power distribution for connected devices can be a challenge.
This article looks at the whys, whats and hows of dealing with power in fiber-based installations.