BANDmaster BANDmaster nxT1/E1 Inverse Multiplexer and MicroDCS For use in MASTERseries Platform Eliminate stranded bandwidth with inverse multiplexing The BANDmaster is an intelligent high speed inverse multiplexer with integrated digital cross- connect switching functionality. By combining multiple fractional and full T1/E1 lines, users can create a multi-megabit transmission channel where T3/E3 facilities are unavailable or cost prohibitive. Applications up to 6.112 Mbps (4xT1) and 7.904 Mbps (4xE1) are supported. 2 The BANDmaster incorporates Carrier Access’ Integrated Inverse Multiple Access (I MA) 2 technology. I MA provides a unique ability to simultaneously support multiple applications and users that have less than, equal to, or greater than T1/E1 bandwidth requirements each. By viewing the multiple access links as a single high speed connection and maintaining individual DSO resolution, the BANDmaster delivers maximum bandwidth flexibility and utilization. The optional PACKETcore adds high speed IP routing, frame relay transport and a 10 MB Ethernet user interface to the BANDmaster. The BANDmaster includes integrated CSUs and DSUs eliminating the need for and cost of additional boxes and modules. Advanced features such as automatic rate adaptation and auto- matic protection switching ensure the highest levels of network and application reliability. Any VT100 terminal, Telnet, or PC with a terminal emulator can access all management functions including alarm screens, configuration commands, and diagnostics. The BANDmaster also sup- ports any SNMP based element manager. The BANDmaster is a highly integrated single module solution that can either function as a stand alone unit or be fully integrated with additional BANDmaster modules or other MASTERseries modules in any multi-slot enclosure. Hardware investment is protected as user networking needs change. What makes the BANDmaster different? • Creates a multi-megabit transmission channel by inverse multiplexing two to four fractional or full T1/E1 lines • Supports multiple simultaneous inverse multiplexed applications in any Nx56/64 Kbps contiguous or non-contiguous time slot bundles – no wasted bandwidth! • Integrates multiple DSUs and multiple CSUs for a variety of networking solutions • Provides any-to-any channel crossconnect and grooming for flexible circuit management • Maintains network reliability with robust performance monitoring and automatic protection switching Key Features: • 2 V.35/RS530 data ports, integrated DSUs • Provides any-to-any crossconnect • Nx56/64 Kbps bypass • Drop-and-insert multiplexing • Optional PACKETcore upgrade provides integrated IP routing and 1 Ethernet LAN Interface • Automatic protection switching • Automatic rate adaptation • Environmentally hardened (-40 ºC to 65 ºC) • Lightning protection circuit that exceeds Bellcore GR-1089 secondary protection EMI/EMC and safety requirements • Extensive loopback functionality including fractional DSO • Built-in Bit Error Rate Tester (BERT) • Performance monitoring on all network ports • D4-ESF conversion • SNMP or VT100 managed, Telnet supported • Password security • Differential delay compensation up to 64ms • Software downloadable • Supports either stand alone or high density fully integrated rack mount configuration BANDmaster Private Network Application Corporate Headquarters Remote Office V.35 V.35 Video Video BANDmaster BANDmaster V.35 V.35 T1/E1s * Router Router T1/E1 T1/E1 Ethernet Ethernet PBX PBX LAN Switch LAN Switch Product Ordering Information * usage from 2 - 4 T1s or E1s inverse multiplexing data up to 6.112 Mbps (T1) or 7.904 (E1) Inside Sales Representative: E-mail inside-sales@carrieraccess.com Phone 800-365-2593 Fax 303-218-5680 5395 Pearl Parkway Boulder, Colorado 80301 www.carrieraccess.com Technical Specifications for the BANDmaster NxT1/E1 Inverse Multiplexer and MicroDCS Network Ports (4): Performance Monitoring: • Line rate: • Data storage: - 1.544 Mbps for T1; 2.048 Mbps for E1 - Last 24 hours of data in 15 minute intervals, • Framing: 48 and 72 hour summaries - SF/ESF compatible per TR54016 and • Monitors: TR62411 for T1; CRC-4 and CAS per - All network interfaces G.703/704 for E1 • Reports: • Interface: - Based on TR54016 and T1.403 for T1, - AMI or B8ZS for T1, HDB3 for E1 G.706 for E1, alarm history, network inter- • Termination: face statistics - Female 8 pin RJ-48C • Timing: Power: - Internal or external from any network port • AC: • LED Indicators: - 100-250 V ± 10%, 50/60 Hz - YEL/TEST, OOF/LOS, SYNC, AIS • DC: - ± 20 VDC to ± 60 VDC Data Ports (2): • Data rate: Regulatory: - Nx56/64 Kbps; N=1-24 for T1, N=1-31 for • FCC: Part 15, Class A; Part 68 E1 • UL: 60950, 3rd Edition • Interface: • C-UL:CSA 22.2/60950, 3rd edition - DCE synchronous CCITT V.35/RS530, • DOC: ICES-003, ICES-03 RS-449/422/423, and X.21 via external • CE: Approved devices cables • Termination: Physical: - Female 25 pin db connector • Dimensions: • LED Indicators: - 6.2 in (H) x 2.4 in (W) x 10.22.4 in (D) - RxD, TxD - 15.7 cm (H) x 6.1 cm (W) x 25.9 cm (D) Management Interface: Environmental: • SNMP: • Operating Temperature: -40 °F to 149 °F - DS1 MIB and MIBII via PPP, Carrier Access (-10 °C to 65 °C) private MIB • Relative humidity (non-condensing): 0% to • Remote Access: 95% - In-band via DSO, Telnet supported • VT100: - RS-232 port, 4800-19,200 bps; RJ-45 connector, external modem supported • Password control: - Three levels Diagnostics: • Loopback Types: - Bi-directional, Fractional DSO (T1 only), Line, Local, Payload, Equipment, Remote in- band/out-of-band, fixed or timed loopback option, user programmable in-band loop up/down codes optional Product Ordering Information Inside Sales Representative: E-mail inside-sales@carrieraccess.com Phone 800-365-2593 Fax 303-218-5680 5395 Pearl Parkway Boulder, Colorado 80301 The Carrier Access logo and solve for x are registered trademarks of Carrier Access Corporation. All other trademarks are the property of their respective companies. All specifications subject to change without notice. www.carrieraccess.com Copyright © 2004 Carrier Access Corporation. All rights reserved. revision: January 2004