The ZTMN-0695B-N is a 6-port mesh network emulator designed for simulating real-world wireless mesh networks in production and R&D environments, with independently programmable 0 to 95 dB attenuation on each of 15 internal paths across 600 to 6000 MHz. It is housed in a 2U height, 19-inch rack-mount chassis with N-type female RF connectors on the front panel. The device supports control via USB HID and Ethernet using SSH, HTTP, and Telnet protocols. Insertion loss is 23 to 31 dB depending on frequency, and direct path isolation exceeds 95 dB when attenuators are set to maximum. The unit weighs 8560 grams and includes standard accessories such as a USB Type-B cable and an Ethernet cable.
Mini-Circuits’ ZTMN series mesh network emulators are multi-port test systems with independently variable attenuation on each internal path. This concept allows simulation of a “real-world” mesh communication network within the confined space of a production environment. Path loss can be varied independently between any pair of devices on the network without affecting any other combination of devices, allowing simulation of a complex range of test cases. ZTMN-0695B-N is a 6-port mesh covering the 0.6-6 GHz bands, with 0 to 95 dB attenuation range on each of the 15 internal paths. The model is housed in a compact, 2U height, 19-inch rack chassis with all RF connectors on the front panel. The ZTMN series also supports larger mesh network combinations, custom attenuation and frequency ranges available on request. The system can be controlled via USB or Ethernet (supporting SSH, HTTP & Telnet protocols). Full software support is provided, including our user-friendly GUI application for Windows and a full API with programming instructions for Windows and Linux environments (both 32-bit and 64-bit systems).
| Mini-Circuits | |
|---|---|
| Product Category | Network Test Equipment |
| Product Number | ZTMN-0695B-N |
| Product Name | 6-Port Mesh Network Emulator, 600 - 6000 MHz, 0-95 dB, 2U, N-type |
| Network Protocol | supporting SSH, HTTP & Telnet protocols |
