Multiport Repeaters are used to generate multiple identical T1/E1 outputs for each T1/E1 input, thus increasing the range of transmission of T1/E1 signals. A single/ dual Multiport Repeater can be used for the following purposes:
To generate multiple identical T1/ E1 outputs for each T1/ E1 input
To test and load multiple T1/ E1 interfaces simultaneously
For broadcast applications and traffic generation and simulation
To preserve the strength of the signal and extend the distance over which the signal representing the data can be transmitted
The single bantam version provides ten identical outputs from a single T1/ E1 input. The single RJ45 version provides twelve identical outputs from a single T1/ E1 input. The dual version provides four outputs for each of the two inputs. The device is also useful in lab environments for load testing and signal duplication purposes. The output signals are regenerated versions of the input signal(s), that is, the input signal is detected via a data and clock detector circuit and regenerated at the output with identical line coding.
Common Features of Single/ Dual Multiport Repeaters
The input and output connections are through standard bantam or RJ 45 jacks.
Inputs and outputs are compatible with CCITT G.703.
Units operate on a voltage of 7-12 V DC and draw a current of upto 1000 mA.
T1 and E1 signals are terminated at 100 Ohms or 120 Ohms respectively.
The repeater permits output drive for line lengths up to 655 feet.
The T1 Multiport Repeater and E1 Multiport Repeater are available as separate units.
LEDs are provided to indicate the presence or absence of input signals and power.
Provides Terminate, Bridge and Monitor mode of operations.
Multiport Repeaters are used to generate multiple identical T1/E1 outputs for each T1/E1 input, thus increasing the range of transmission of T1/E1 signals. A single/ dual Multiport Repeater can be used for the following purposes:
- To generate multiple identical T1/ E1 outputs for each T1/ E1 input
- To test and load multiple T1/ E1 interfaces simultaneously
- For broadcast applications and traffic generation and simulation
- To preserve the strength of the signal and extend the distance over which the signal representing the data can be transmitted
The single bantam version provides ten identical outputs from a single T1/ E1 input. The single RJ45 version provides twelve identical outputs from a single T1/ E1 input. The dual version provides four outputs for each of the two inputs. The device is also useful in lab environments for load testing and signal duplication purposes. The output signals are regenerated versions of the input signal(s), that is, the input signal is detected via a data and clock detector circuit and regenerated at the output with identical line coding.
Common Features of Single/ Dual Multiport Repeaters
- The input and output connections are through standard bantam or RJ 45 jacks.
- Inputs and outputs are compatible with CCITT G.703.
- Units operate on a voltage of 7-12 V DC and draw a current of upto 1000 mA.
- T1 and E1 signals are terminated at 100 Ohms or 120 Ohms respectively.
- The repeater permits output drive for line lengths up to 655 feet.
- The T1 Multiport Repeater and E1 Multiport Repeater are available as separate units.
- LEDs are provided to indicate the presence or absence of input signals and power.
- Provides Terminate, Bridge and Monitor mode of operations.
