
INTERFACES
n Both the LAN and WAN link
interfaces are modular, and
accommodate several standards.
n LAN:
The Ethernet/802.3 LAN interface
options supported are:
– AUI (10Base5)
– BNC (10Base2)
– UTP Ethernet (10BaseT).
n WAN:
WAN link interface modules include:
– V.24/RS-232, which can be
configured for asynchronous
operation over dial-up modem
links. These links operate at
data rates from 2.4 kbps to
115.2 kbps. Use of
compression modems
improves performance and
throughput of the MBEs.
– Digital interfaces (V.24/RS-
232, V.35, X.21, RS-530 and
V.36) for synchronous leased
lines at data rates up to 1.5
Mbps
– Built-in CSU/DSU for
connection to leased lines
operating at up to 56 kbps.
– An internal ISDN terminal
adapter module.
Two B channels are available
on the dual port module as well
as one redundant link
(sync/async). ISDN switches
supported include 5ESS, and
DMS-100. The ETSI NT1
European standard, and I430
are also supported.
– A built-in 4-wire, short range
modem. This option permits
operation at data rates up to
768 kbps (See Figure 5, and
Table 1). It is suitable for
campus or factory
environments where either a
single station or a workgroup
LAN requires connection to the
LAN, beyond the distance
normally attainable over
copper media. The 4-wire
interface model has an internal
clock with selectable data rates
from 16 kbps to 768 kbps
according to the required
range.
Figure 2 - An MBE can be used to simultaneously provide
dial-in capability for standard PPP dialer
PCs/laptops to the office and uplink connectivity to
the Internet for use by users in the office as well as
teleworkers
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