Multiplex statistically 8, 16 or 24
async channels onto a single sync link
Asynchronous channel data rates up to
19.2 kbps
Composite link data rate up to 64
kbps
Composite link interfaces:
V.24/RS-232, V.35, X.21 and RS-530
Independent hard and soft flow
control for each channel
Control signal passed end-to-end,
bi-directional
Menu controlled configuration and
diagnostics
Downloading of system parameters
Permanent storage for system
parameters
Password secured access
Description
The STM high speed statistical
multiplexers, integrate up to 24 asynchronous channels onto
a single synchronous link. Three models are available:
STM - 8 with 8 asynchronous
channels
STM - 16 with 16 asynchronous
channels
STM - 24 with 24 asynchronous
channels.
The channel data rates are from 75
bps up to 19.2 kbps. The synchronous composite link operates
at up to 64 kbps and has four selectable interfaces:
V.24/RS-232
V.35
X.21
RS-530.
Powerful error detection and
automatic retransmission ensures error free performance.
The STMs feature independent hard and
soft flow control for each channel. End-to-end flow control
can be initiated from DTE to DTE or from the STM channel to
the remote DTE. Several characters for X-ON and X-OFF are
provided, enabling compatibility with most applications.
Any sub-channel can be used as a
command port to configure the entire system or to perform
diagnostic tests. Password secured access prevents
unauthorized alteration of the system configuration.
The STMs feature permanent storage of
the user-programmed system configuration, using non-volatile
memory and downloading of the configuration parameters.
Comprehensive diagnostic capabilities
provide local and remote loopbacks on the sub-channels or on
the composite channel, as well as testing of the modems
between two STM units.
The STMs are designed for desktop or
19" rack installation. Sub-channel connections are made via
RJ-45 connectors located on the front panel.
The STMs can be connected to RAD's
APS and SPS packet switching products for expanding the
number of async channels in PAD/FRAD applications