Multiservice Access Platform
RAD Data Communications offers carriers, telecom operators and service providers a winning service deployment strategy. It is designed to speed return on investment in access network equipment and Local Loop plant, as well as to facilitate the rollout of a variety of services. Most importantly, carriers can quickly generate income without incurring substantial infrastructure costs. RAD's Multiservice Access Platform (MAP) is based on deploying specialized equipment at the customer premises, in the Local Loop and at the carrier's point of presence (POP). The MAP product family includes the FCD range of dedicated multiservice network termination units as well as the Megaplex line of multiservice access multiplexers (TDM or hybrid TDM, IP and Frame Relay), and the DXC series of multiservice access nodes. All products offer built-in Last Mile solutions such as HDSL, SHDSL and fibre optics. The FCD family of compact, low cost, multiservice network termination units (NTUs) extends the E1/T1 network to the customer premises, enabling carriers and service providers to create a flexible, service-independent access model while offering a competitive and wide service portfolio. Controllable from a single management platform, the NTUs feature optional, cost-saving, built-in HDSL, SHDSL or fibre optic modems. Complementing the FCD family, intelligent NTUs are available with powerful demarcation features, offering a cost-effective and quick service deployment alternative for global carriers expanding their offered services over a third party's infrastructure while offering extensive diagnostics capabilities. RAD's Megaplex-2100/2200 multiservice access multiplexers offer a wide range of data, LAN and voice services. They also offer a wide variety of analogue and digital voice connections. PCM, ADPCM, G.723.1, BRI ISDN and digital E1/T1 interfaces. These include tail-end modems and up to four E1/T1 lines (including hybrid TDM and Frame Relay connectivity) for distributing different services over the same infrastructure and splitting these services at the POP. They also include built-in fibre optic and HDSL main trunk modems. The DXC family of modular multiservice access nodes provides non-blocking DS0 cross connect for up to 30 E1/T1 lines and supports built-in Local Loop solutions. Plug-in interface modules supporting n x 56/64 kbps, E1 or T1 transmission with built-in HDSL, SHDSL and fibre optic modems, E3/T3, fractional E3/T3, STM-1 or fractional STM-1 are available. The optional DIM module provides inverse multiplexing capabilities for up to eight E1/T1 lines, supporting native LAN connectivity and video streaming applications. The Optimux family of TDM multiplexers enables operators to quickly and effectively extend E1, T1 and LAN services over E2/E3/T3 fibre/coax from add-drop multiplexers (ADMs) located at the distribution node to remote locations at distances up to 75 km (47 miles). The R-STM-1E offers STM-1 ADM capabilities, providing a robust and resilient alternative to access network extension in the carrier environment. It is a quick, cost-effective alternative for service deployment for utility companies. To further rationalize service deployment, the SDH segment of the access solution is coherently managed and provisioned from a single management application, controlling both SDH and PDH equipment.
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