APC Dry Contact I/O Card | AP9614 Cisco 9200CX Series The HPE Aruba JL668A is Cisco 9500 Network Modules

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APC Dry Contact I/O Card | AP9614 Cisco 9200CX Series The HPE Aruba JL668A is Cisco 9500 Network Modules

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APC Dry Contact I O Card AP9614 Cisco 9200CX Series The HPE Aruba JL668A is Cisco 9500 Network Modules The HPE Aruba JL668A is an enterprise class L3 stackable switch with 24 x 1G ports allowing communication with multiple clients at the same time Connect the included micro USB cable to the Card and a PC to use the dynamic Web UI The 2 Universal I O (UIO) ports support optional environmental sensors and the Dry Contact I O Accessory

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