TDMoIP Multiplexer
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V-EMUX-VS

Features

• Transparent Serial RS-232, V.35, X.21 and E1 over IP networks

• Supports 10/100 Mbps Ethernet for main link

• Supports (2) Serial data ports

• Supports (3) Data or Voice E1 ports

• Supports (2) Ethernet Data ports

• Point to Point and Multi-Point support

• Supports cascading for more than (4) E1 ports

• Extremely low latency and delay

• Stable clocking for low Jitter and reliabilty

• User definable packet size

• User selectable level 2 (Ethernet) or level 3 (IP) encapsulation options

• Supports wired, fiber or wireless IP networks

• Web Based Management and Configuration (V-EMUX)

• Single 1U high chassis for 19" rackmount

• AC or DC Power Supply options
  
   

Description

A cost effective solution for traditional telecom services to migrate to the IP packet networking technology, the V-EMUX adopts the innovative TDM over IP technology, it transports the legacy Serial RS-232, V.35 or X.21 and E1 data through the existing IP network.
 
V-EMUX is the second generation of TDM over IP multiplexers with IP circuit emulation that supports the transport of two serial ports, three E1 ports and two Ethernet ports over IP networks. The uplink port are IEEE 802.3 compliant, 10/100BaseT auto-sensed Ethernet ports.
 
The state-of-the-art design provides the highest availability with accurate timing and data bit stream reconstruction. Predefined system parameter profiles that according to different application requirements ultimately simplify the installation process and reduce maintenance costs.
 
Telecom and Enterprise users can save Capex costs and generate new revenue streams by offering different types of service over existing Ethernet networks. It is also suitable for connecting to wireless equipment to achieve fast deployment of Serial and E1 services. One particular application is to build Serial and E1 links with low cost Wireless LAN bridges, replacing much more costly microwave radios. Operators can use V-EMUX to provide legacy TDM services over wired or wireless packet network.