In this demo of a onboard train network, relay bypass technology prevents a single failure from taking down an entire network. Even with power disconnected from the middle switch in the line, a live video feed is transmitted from the third switch through the bypassed port to the first switch.
Relay bypass technology prevents a single point of failure from cutting off an entire line of switches in a linear topology, and is one of the railway-specific features in Moxa's ToughNet TN switches. Get detailed specs on Moxa's entire line of EN 50155 railway products at our website, here: http://www.moxa.com/product/en50155_railway_ethernet_switch.htm
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Relay bypass technology prevents a single point of failure from cutting off an entire line of switches in a linear topology, and is one of the railway-specific features in Moxa's ToughNet TN switches. Get detailed specs on Moxa's entire line of EN 50155 railway products at our website, here: http://www.moxa.com/product/en50155_railway_ethernet_switch.htm
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Twitter: https://twitter.com/MoxaInc
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