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 ATLAS 800PLUS
reduces telecommunication expenses by integrating
data, voice/fax, and video traffic and then transporting
them over frame relay networks. With the appropriate
option modules installed, the ATLAS 800PLUS
supports access to both public and private frame
relay networks for up to four full T1s worth of
network bandwidth.
The
ATLAS 800PLUS includes a 10BaseT
Ethernet port and IP router in support of encapsulating
data into frame relay packets. Alternatively,
customers can connect ATLAS with an external router
through one or more serial ports. ATLAS offers
a variety of serial interface options, including
V.35, EIA-232, EIA-530, EIA-449, X.21, and V.36.
Voice
Over Frame Relay (VoFR) is supported using one
or more of the optional Voice Compression Modules
to deliver high quality voice among frame relay
sites. ATLAS can be configured to transport voice
and data traffic within a single PVC, reducing
frame relay monthly expenses. An ATLAS 800PLUS
system can be optioned to transport up to 64 compressed
voice connections over a frame relay network.
ATLAS
supports PBX and end-station call switching, automatically
detecting the number dialed and routing the call
to its proper destination.
The
ATLAS 800PLUS provides detailed
frame relay statistics monitoring and diagnostic
capabilities. Compatible with ADTRAN's desktop
IQ family of frame aware CSU/DSUs, ATLAS facilitates
network management and capacity planning by monitoring
and reporting frame relay parameters such as FECN/BECN
counts, round trip delay, lost packets, and many
others. ATLAS
offers local and remote management capabilities,
including support for inband management through
the frame relay network. The
ATLAS 800PLUS is available with
the frame relay software option already pre-loaded,
or frame relay software can be installed separately.
- Frame
Relay Access, Concentration and Switching
- Voice,
data and fax over Frame Relay
- Integral
router
- Multiple
T1 access
- Standard
RFC1490 encapsulation
- Public
and private Frame Relay support
- Dynamic
bandwidth allocation
- QoS
control
- Detailed
frame relay performance monitoring
- Flash
downloadable
- AC
and -48V DC configurations
- In-band
remote Frame Relay management
ATLAS 550 Integrated
Access Device designed to improve and lower  the
costs of Voice/Data, video, and Internet communications
for both enterprise businesses and network service
providers. With the ATLAS 550, many WAN functions
have now been merged and combined into a small,
economical, modular platform that will replace a
rack of traditional single function access devices.
With the ATLAS 550, traditional multiplexed and
packet networks are easier to deploy and manage
while providing more bandwidth efficiency out of
existing or new communications links. The ATLAS
550 provides a new level of communications flexibility
by offering many of the features previously found
in larger central office, PBX, or router equipment.
The
ATLAS 550 chassis includes a high speed multi-protocol
backplane and six modular expansion slots Ü two
network interface slots and four user interfaces
slots. A wide range of hot swappable, industry
standard modules are also available to effectively
converge your telecommunications and your existing
network systems such as routers, PBX, key systems,
video conferencing equipment, remote access servers,
LANS, faxes, and telephones. The ATLAS 550 will
typically reside at a customer site and perform
the functions found in multi-port multiplexers,
channel banks, 1/0 cross connect switches, Frame
Relay access devices/concentrators/switches, IP
routers, and ISDN switches. It also includes an
integral voice switchboard and dial plan for dynamically
and intelligently switching voice and data calls
based on the telephone number dialed.
ATLAS
550 supports multiple network technologies including
T1/FT1 DSX-1, ISDN, FXS, FXO, V.35 and 10/100
Ethernet and is designed to be used for more cost
effective T1, ISDN or Frame Relay networks. With
the modularity of ATLAS 550, users can now support
up to 10 FT1s and run traditional switched or
multiplexed Voice/Data traffic, ISDN, or packetized
Frame Relay. Users can also run a hybrid mix of
network architectures that will make it easier
to evolve network systems and applications. For
example, using intelligent call routing and an
optional voice compression module, users can simultaneously
support toll grade voice calls and compressed
voice over Frame Relay, all dynamically switched
between PBXs, key systems, and the public network.
TSU 600e
Preconfigured TSU 600 and TSU 600e systems
offer the functionality of ADTRAN's fully featured
T1 multiplexers in pre-installed and pre-configured
equipment packages. These systems utilize the
TSU 600 or TSU 600e chassis packed with multiple
expansion cards for high volume voice and data
applications. Available packages represent the
most frequently requested configurations of the
TSU 600 and TSU 600e multiplexers, with expansion
cards to support 12 data ports, or 24 FXO, FXS
or E&M voice ports.
The
TSU 600 and TSU 600e chassis have six expansion
slots that accommodate various ADTRAN expansion
cards to support user-specific applications, including
analog voice, digital voice, DDS, Frame Relay,
dial backup, high-speed data and ISDN. Both units
include embedded SNMP functionality. The TSU 600e
adds an integrated 10BaseT interface to the TSU
600 feature set, along with internal, dual redundant
power supplies. Each hot-swappable power supply
is capable of supporting a fully loaded TSU 600e.
The
flexibility of the TSU 600/600e multiplexer provides
a clear migration path for growing networks. Each
chassis supports up to 24 DTE interfaces. The
user may combine plug-in and plug-on modules in
various combinations. Single-port and dual-port
data modules support access to Frame Relay, DDS
or Basic Rate ISDN over T1 facilities. Voice modules
allow access to analog voice circuits or a PBX.
The TSU 600/600e supports mixed-mode networks
incorporating voice, data and video.
The
TSU 600/600e equipment packages are factory-configured
before shipping. For ongoing configuration and
management, the TSU 600/600e and installed expansion
modules are fully SNMP compatible. The TSU 600
communicates management information via a SLIP
(EIA-232) port; while the TSU 600e offers the
convenience of a 10BaseT port for direct connection
to the LAN. Both units include Telnet functionality
and a front panel LCD for manual configuration.
ADTRAN
offers two network management software programs
to support configuration and management of the
TSU 600/600e series. T-Watch PRO is a Windows,
95 or NT, compatible program that facilitates
easy configuration and monitoring of all ADTRAN
host and remote devices. For HP OpenView networks,
ADTRAN offers ADVISION™, an SNMP-based graphical
user interface that integrates seamlessly into
a UNIX-based enterprise-wide network management
system.
TSU 120e
The
TSU 120 and 120e are modular, full-featured T1/FT1
multiplexers designed to support a wide range
of end-user applications. Equipped with both a
synchronous V.35 DTE interface and a DSX-1 PBX
port, the TSU 120/120e supports applications combining
digital voice and high-speed data. As interface
requirements increase, the flexibility of the
TSU 120/120e benefits the user with modularity
through its expansion slot. The TSU 120/120e provides
complete monitoring and control of the T1 network
with embedded simple network management protocol
(SNMP) provided through a SLIP interface. The
TSU 120e also has a built-in 10BaseT Ethernet
interface. To support critical data applications,
the built-in V.35 interface on the TSU 120e can
be converted to provide dial backup functionality
during T1 failure conditions. This feature is
supported by the interface and is available using
an optional V.35 "Y" cable.
Support
for future growth, through the unit's single expansion
slot, is a key feature of the TSU 120/120e. The
ability to combine many types of plug-in and plug-on
modules provides extensive combinations of voice
and data interfaces. Several data modules are
available for single and dual-port access to Frame
Relay, DDS or Basic Rate ISDN services provided
over T1 facilities. Voice modules are also easily
integrated allowing access to analog voice circuits
or additional PBX connections. As a fully functional
T1 multiplexer, the TSU 120/120e supports all
mixed-mode networking applications providing termination
for circuits containing voice, data and video
channels.
Configuration
and management of the TSU 120/120e is available
through a variety of methods. The TSU 120/120e
supports SNMP with Gets, Sets and Traps functionality
through a built-in agent. ADTRAN(R) MIBs support
management for the TSU 120/120e and all installed
expansion modules. For access to SNMP features,
the TSU 120e has both a 10BaseT Ethernet and a
SLIP (EIA-232) connection, while the TSU 120 has
a SLIP interface only. In addition to SNMP, the
unit utilizes the management capabilities found
in optional software products from ADTRAN(R).
For Windows-based management, the TSU 120/120e
is compatible with the popular T-Watch PRO(TM)
software package. For more complex network management
systems, ADTRAN's ADVISION(TM) operates on an
SNMP enterprise management system such as HP OpenView(TM)
and provides full GUI configuration and control
via SNMP.
- T1/FT1
DSU/CSU
- Embedded
SNMP management
- Integrated
V.35 synchronous port with built-in dial backup
capability (TSU 120e only)
- Integrated
DSX-1 interface port for PBX connectivity
- Single
option module slot supports up to four additional
DTE ports
- Customer
interface modules available for analog voice,
digital voice, DDS, Frame Relay, high-speeddata
and ISDN
- Front
panel, back-lit LCD for configuration and monitoring
- Extensive
network testing and troubleshooting
- T-Watch
PRO and Telnet support for local and remote
units
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