This paper discusses the FLASHWAVE 4010 remote extension device, which offers plug-and-play functionality, a small footprint and low power draw in a powerful, "margin-friendly" package. The FLASHWAVE 4010 device is the perfect, single-blade solution for extending the well-known benefits of SONET farther into the edge of the network, simplifying the optical delivery of DS1 or DS3 services.
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