N.E.T.'s multi-rate HDSL Integrated Network Termination Unit (HINTU) module, along with the HDSL network termination unit (HNTU), provides customers with an economical and highly reliable HDSL digital data network (DDN) service solution. Network service providers; carriers; postal, telegraph, telephone organizations (PTTs); and enterprise networks can quickly deploy premium DDN services. Further, N.E.T.'s customers can manage and modify their DDN services via N.E.T.'s PanaVue(tm)Network Management System.
A Promina(r) 800 Series node, equipped with an HINTU module, can connect with a remote HNTU at the customer's site over unconditioned, unloaded, twisted-pair copper subscriber lines. HNTU single and dual digital subscriber line models have an E1 or V.36 port with adapters for other data interfaces, such as V.35, EIA-530, and V.11. Both fractional E1 (nx64 kbps, with n=1-31) and full 2 Mbps E1 rates are supported. Each loop can be configured from 272 kbps up to 1040 kbps line rates with a maximum 4.3 km range.
Did you find this white paper useful?
27 out of 50 users found this white paper useful
Related white papers
What's Missing From DSL?
In the four years since the enactment of the Telecommunications Act of 1996, DSL has firmly established itself as a broadband local access alternative. But is DSL access truly broadband?...
xDSL Technology: A Basic Introduction
This white paper discusses about x Digital Subscriber Line technology (xDSL). It is an advanced coding technique that allows digital signals of up to 50 Mbits/s to be transmitted over...
British Telecommunications Case Study: The Fresh Food Company
The Fresh Food Company specialises in the distribution of organic produce, bringing growers and consumers together, irrespective of where they are based. The company has been using BT Business Broadband...
Mistral Internet Case Study: Naked Communications
Naked Communications is an independent creative communications agency founded on the belief that media and communications strategy is an essential ingredient that sits at the very heart of brand communications...
Beyond Broadband - A Quiet Revolution
The benefits of the Internet, both for businesses and the consumer are widely documented. When people talk about 'broadband', however, most are talking about Asymmetric DSL (ADSL), which is...
Meeting Test Challenges for ADSL ICs
ADSL is a modem technology that exploits the unused capacity in ordinary two-wire telephone lines. It is asymmetric in that download speeds from the central office (CO) to the remote...
How Cisco IT Provides Secure and Flexible Remote Access for Mobile Employees and Home Offices
In August 2001 the Cisco Systems IT remote access group faced a crisis. Their primary high-speed remote access solution in the United States, based on DSL, was about to disappear....
