Bosch CNMC2SFP Products
Bosch Accessory Model Overview
The ComNet Ethernet CNMC2+1SFP electrical-to-optical Ethernet media converters accept two 10/100 or 1000 Mbps electrical inputs and converts this to a single 100 or 1000 Mbps optical output (selected by a DIP switch) and the 100/1000 Mbps optical input back to the 10/100/1000 Mbps electrical output. "Auto-Negotiating" is supported on the copper interface side. These devices use either one or two optical fibers, depending upon the selection of sold-separately SFP optical module. The ComNet exclusive Demux feature allows for port isolation, replicating two media converters over one fiber. The ComNet exclusive Mux feature prevents network video flooding of multicast traffic with DIP switch selection of the fiber port as a dedicated uplink path. The CNMC2+1SFP series can be powered by wide range of AC or DC input power supplies.
- Twisted Pair
- Optical Fiber
- 10/100/1000Base-TX
- 1000Base-FX
- Rail-mountable
- Standalone
- Rack-mountable
- ComFit Dual 10/100/1000Mbps Ethernet Media Converter with IEEE 802.3at 30W PoE+
- DC Plug-in Power Supply, 90-264 VAC, 50/60 Hz
Frequently Asked Questions
What makes the Zebra HC50 ideal for healthcare environments?
The HC50 is made with disinfectant-ready healthcare-grade plastics, a slim ergonomic design, and features like a sealed USB-C port to minimize pathogen buildup. It's IP68/IP65 rated and supports over 30 types of hospital-grade disinfectants.
What kind of barcode scanning and imaging capabilities does the HC50 offer?
It comes equipped with the SE4720 1D/2D scan engine using white illumination and a green LED aimer, enabling quick, patient-safe scanning. It also includes a 16 MP rear camera and 5 MP front camera for high-resolution image capture and video conferencing.
How does the HC50 enhance voice communication in noisy environments?
The HC50 includes three microphones, advanced noise cancellation, dual loud speakers, HD Voice, and support for Bluetooth headsets. It also enables push-to-talk and PBX voice calling through Zebra’s Workcloud Communication platform.
What are the battery and charging features of the HC50?
The HC50 supports true hot swap battery replacement—no loss of functionality or connection during battery changes. It includes PowerPrecision technology for real-time battery health metrics and can charge via standard USB-C or dedicated cradles.
Can the HC50 be used as a workstation?
Yes. With Zebra Workstation Connect and a compatible Connect Cradle, the HC50 transforms into a full desktop workstation with support for a monitor, keyboard, mouse, and printer—ideal for nurses stations or mobile carts.
What wireless connectivity does the HC50 support?
The HC50 is built for high-performance healthcare networks, supporting Wi-Fi 6E, dual-band simultaneous connectivity, Bluetooth 5.2, and tri-band MU-MIMO for fast, reliable wireless performance—even in densely populated hospital environments.
What are the key differences between the Zebra HC50 and HC20 mobile computers?
The HC50 features 8 GB RAM and 128 GB UFS Flash storage, while the HC20 has 6 GB RAM and 64 GB storage. The HC50 supports Wi-Fi 6E for the fastest connectivity, whereas the HC20 supports Wi-Fi 6. Both devices share the same compact design, 6-inch FHD+ display, and true hot swap battery capability, making them suitable for different organizational needs and budgets. Contact us today to determine which model best fits your healthcare facility's requirements.
Can the Zebra HC50 be used with thin medical gloves?
Yes, the HC50's multi-mode capacitive touch panel is designed to work with bare fingertips or light gloved input, making it ideal for healthcare workers who wear thin gloves during patient care. The high-resolution 6-inch FHD+ display with 450 NITS brightness ensures visibility even when using gloved hands in various hospital lighting conditions.
How does the HC50 handle battery management during long shifts?
The HC50 features a user-removable, rechargeable Li-Ion battery (3800mAh/14.63Wh) with true hot swap capability, allowing you to swap in a fully charged battery without interrupting device functionality—no missed calls, notifications, or lost data. PowerPrecision technology provides real-time battery health metrics so you can easily identify and replace batteries that no longer hold a full charge, and you can charge using any standard USB-C cable for maximum flexibility.
What barcode scanning capabilities does the HC50 provide?
The HC50 includes world-class barcode scanning with the ability to capture barcodes on patient wristbands, medication vials, supplies, medical equipment, and food trays—even if barcodes are damaged or poorly printed. It comes out-of-the-box with the ability to capture Unique Device Identifier (UDI) barcodes, allowing instant verification of medical equipment recalls before use and ensuring complete inventory accuracy.
Is the Zebra HC50 suitable for disinfection in healthcare environments?
Yes, the HC50 is highly disinfectant-ready with advanced medical-grade plastics that support 30+ wipes and disinfectants commonly used in healthcare settings. The specially designed housing and USB-C port plug minimize crevices where pathogens can accumulate, making it easy to disinfect after every patient interaction. For specific guidance on Zebra-approved disinfectants and cleaning procedures, visit Zebra's device disinfection guidelines.
What communication and collaboration features does the HC50 offer?
The HC50 supports multiple voice-calling capabilities including push-to-talk (PTT) communications and PBX calls, plus it features a 5 MP front-facing camera for high-quality video conferencing and remote telehealth consultations. With three integrated microphones, advanced noise cancellation, dual speakers, and support for HD Voice and Bluetooth wireless headsets, the device delivers crystal-clear audio even in noisy environments like emergency rooms and hospital hallways. It also provides secure, auditable text messaging for situations where audio calls aren't appropriate, helping you comply with patient privacy regulations.