Patton electronic 2701RC - Manual

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FAQs
Model 2701 and 2701RC Series Frequently Asked Questions
Applications
What are the applications for the Model 2701 Series?
Access for Point-to-Point Digital Leased Lines
Enabling the enterprise customer to cost effectively connect their routers, multiplexers,
or PBXs to central or remote sites using Clear Channel or G.704 services
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Dedicated Internet Access. An ISP
uses E1 to deliver high speed Internet
traffic from a Point-of-Presence (POP)
to a customer premise. An NTU is
used at each end of the link and
converts the E1 to a serial interface
format for use by a router or
multiplexer.
LAN-to-LAN Bridging - The Model
2701/I connects remote LANs using standardized G.703 services. A 2701/I is placed at
a remote location and another 2701/I, or a router, at a central location. Using RRP
(Remote Router Porting), which combines the technology of bridging, with PPP for
standards based transport, with a router configuration to offer a routed network
connection with only one router.
Configuration and Features
Is the Model 2701 series available in rack card and standalone versions?
Yes, the 2701 is offered in a compact standalone unit, as well as 2U-high rack cards for
the 1001 NetLink system.
How is the 2701 different from Patton’s Models 2703 and 2707?
The Model 2701 is an E1 unit that operates in standard framed and unframed modes.
In framed (G.704) mode the Model 2701 series provides nx64kbps rate an interface
conversion. In G.703 mode the 2701 series connect to terminals at 2.048Mbps.