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Orion Telecom Networks Inc.
offers wide range of state-of-the-art
multiplexer
solutions. Orion's prestigious customers include some of the world
telecom majors and other important and satisfied customers in over
90 countries. Orion presents its
next generation SDH STM-1 / STM-4 Multiplexers with E1, E3, STM-1e
(electrical), STM-1o (optical), 10/100 Mbps ethernet tributaries and
GiGE interfaces.
Orion offers following
type of Multiplexers:
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PRI (Primary
Rate ISDN) Multiplexer
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| VCL-MX,
Voice & Data Multiplexer
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E3, 2/34 PDH Multiplexer
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E1 Voice and Data Multiplexer
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| VCL-CB
Intelligent E1 Channel Bank
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16 E1 Plus Ethernet PDH
Optical Multiplexer
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PRI (Primary Rate Euro-ISDN) Multiplexer |
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PRI ISDN (Primary Rate Interface) Euro ISDN
Multiplexer converts 30 dial-up, analog voice circuits to a digital E1,
PRI ISDN interface. Offers all types of analog interfaces (FXO / FXS /
2W/4W E&M). Signaling as per ITU-T Rec. Q.931 to inter-connect up to 30,
analog interfaces to an E1, PRI ISDN port. |
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PowerPoint Presentation (153KB) |
Product Brochure in PDF (96KB) |
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VCL-MX, E1 - 2Mbps Drop-Insert (Add-Drop)
Voice & Data Multiplexer |
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Orion's VCL-MX,
2Mbps E1 voice and data, drop-insert (add-drop) multiplexer provides full range of voice
(POTS) and digital data services to subscribers located at different locations, requiring
to interconnect and establish a voice and data network over an E1 link. The VCL-MX is available in 4 versions, each providing different
features and voice / data interfaces.
Available Interfaces FXO,
FXS, E&M, RS232, iDSL, G.703 nX64 Interfaces: V.35, V.36, X.21, RS530,
G.SHDSL, 10BaseT Ethernet / Router, Fractional E1. |
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Power Point Presentation (343KB) |
Product Brochure
in PDF (1.8 MB) |
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E3, 2/34 PDH Multiplexer |
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VCL
E3-2/34Mbps, PDH Multiplexer is a third order skip multiplexer /
demultiplexer unit, based on PDH (Plesiochronous Digital Hierarchy)
technology. It multiplexes sixteen 2.048Mbps (hereafter referred to as
2Mbps) E1 tributaries into a single
34.368Mbps (hereafter referred to as 34Mbps) E3 tributary. The
multiplexer / demultiplexer also does the reverse processing i.e.
demultiplexing a received 34Mbps stream into sixteen 2Mbps E1
tributaries. |
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E1 - 2Mbps
Drop-Insert (Add-Drop) Voice & Data Multiplexer |
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E1, 2Mbps 30 Channel Multiplexer / E1 Channel Bank provides a full
range of Voice - FXO, FXS, E&M, Hotline and Digital Data interfaces - V.35,
"n" x 64Kbps, G.703 and V.24. ITU-T (CCITT) compliant with an E1, 2Mbps
interface. Deployment on copper pairs (E1 or HDSL Transport), optical fiber cables,
digital microwave radio, or digital satellite links. |
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PowerPoint Presentation (317KB) |
Product Brochure
in PDF (114KB) |
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VCL-CB Intelligent E1 Channel Bank |
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Orion's
intelligent E1 Channel Bank, VCL-CB offers Voice Activity Detection (VAD)
to provide voice activated "answer supervision"
and "disconnect supervision" to connect VoIP (Voice over IP),
Voice over Frame Relay and Voice over ATM networks to analog PSTN (POTS) lines that do not
provide any type of answer supervision / battery reversal functions. Ideal for long
distance traffic termination on PSTN lines that "Support", or "Do
Not Support" "Battery Reversal / Polarity Reversal" (Answer Supervision). Also
provides complete line protection against difficult field conditions. |
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PowerPoint
Presentation (178KB) |
Product Brochure
in PDF (121KB) |
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16 E1 Plus Ethernet PDH
Optical Multiplexer |
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Orion's
VCL-16 E1 + Ethernet PDH Opical Multiplexer is
a point to point high performance optical line transmission
equipment, combines 16, ITU-T G.703 compliant standard electrical
E1s plus 100BaseT ethernet signal into an optical data stream for
transport over fiber optic pairs. Several transmitter options for
different cable types and wave-lengths are available. 1+1 optical
path redundancy is offered and available as an option. |
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Product Brochure in PDF |
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Technical specifications are subject to change without
notice.
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