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Tylink 3250

The TyLink 3250 is a single-port T1/FT1 DSU/CSU with an integral SNMP agent which can be accessed via SLIP or Ethernet attachment. Offering the industry’s most cost-effective SNMP-managed DSU/CSU solution, the TyLink 3250 connects LAN routers, CDPD (wireless) equipment, video codecs and other digital devices to the wide area network.

The TyLink 3250 provides flexible management capabilities: it can be managed through an ASCII terminal, through SNMP via a built-in SNMP agent and SLIP port or Ethernet attachment, or via TELNET. All TyLink 3250 capabilities available through the terminal interface can also be accessed via SNMP, including complete support for GETs, SETs and TRAPs. The TyLink 3250 accepts new software loads locally or from a remote site via a modem, which reduces maintenance costs by eliminating the need for remote site visits to update the product.

Extensive Performance Monitoring Information
The TyLink 3250 monitors the performance of the network in fifteen minute increments and maintains a twenty-four hour history of performance monitoring information. This information includes:

  • CRC-6 errors
  • Out of frame events
  • Error events
  • Errored seconds*
  • Severely errored seconds*
  • Failed signal state
  • Failed seconds*
  • Bipolar violations*
  • Bursty errored seconds

*saved as historical data in 96 sets of 15 minute intervals

Features

  • Provides T1/FT1 performance monitoring on D4 and ESF circuits per AT&T/ANSI standards
  • Integral SNMP agent with access via SLIP or Ethernet 10Base-T attachment
  • ASCII terminal and/or TELNET access
  • Supports 110/220 Volts AC power
  • Accepts local software downloads via flash memory
  • Comprehensive diagnostics including QRSS, V.54, PING and Remote Dial-out
  • Supports either V.35 M Block or RS-449 DB-37 interfaces
  • 90 days warranty

Benefits
The TyLink 3250 provides the following benefits:

  • full range of features allows flexible access for frame relay as well as standard digital networks - this allows standardization and ease of use in many different applications
  • operates in a wide range of management environments via a variety of access methods independent of the type of router - this allows users to standardize on one product, saving installation time and maximizing investment
  • plentiful and flexible diagnostics and robust performance monitoring capabilities enable timely resolution of network problems - this maximizes network uptime

Applications
The TyLink 3250 is used in point-to-point T1 or FT1 applications to provide frame relay and digital network access for routers and other digital devices, including CDPD (wireless) equipment and video codecs.

The TyLink 3250 can also aggregate remote site traffic from 56 Kbps devices, such as the Tylink 1250, onto one T1 circuit.

Flexible Management Capabilities
The Tylink 3250 supports a variety of management methods including a VT-100 interface with access via TELNET or ASCII terminal or modem, and an integral SNMP agent that can be accessed via a SLIP port or optional Ethernet attachment. These methods allow management through all types of digital networks, including frame relay. A complete implementation of SNMP is provided with the TyLink 3250 including GETs, SETs and TRAPs as well as standard MIBs and MIB extensions.

Specifications

Compatibility (AT&T Publications)

  • T1 Support – AT&T Pubs 62411, 54019A, 54016
  • ESF Support – AT&T Pubs 54016, ANSI T1.403
  • Certifications – FCC Class; Part 15; Part 68; UL Listed

SNMP Interface Specifications

  • SNMP Access – RJ-48C
  • SLIP or optional Ethernet
  • Ethernet supports 10Base-T
  • All units support TELNET

MIB II (RFC 1213) and MIB 466 Extension Support:

  • 3 Generic Traps
  • 7 Object Groups
  • 163 Objects
  • 12 Additional Traps
  • 42 Additional Objects

Network Interfaces

  • Recommended Cable – Shielded Twisted Pair (STP)
  • Line Rate – 1.544 Mbps +/-50 Bps
  • Line Encoding Format – AMI or B8ZS
  • Line Type – T1 Circuit (AT&T Pub. 62411, 54019A)
  • Line Buildout (CSU) – 0 dB, -7.5 dB, or -15 dB
  • Line Distance (CSU Mode) – 0 to 6000 feet (0 to 1622 meters) with 22 AWG cable
  • Framing Format – D4 or ESF (ANSI T1.403, or AT&T
    Pub. 54016)
  • Pulse Characteristics – AT&T 62411 Compliant
  • Output Amplitude – 2.4 Volts to 3.3 Volts peak to peak
  • Physical Interface – RJ-48C
  • Density Monitoring – 1 of 16, 1 of 64, 1 of 8, None
  • Clocking Modes – Internal, Recovered from Network (Loop)

Data Port

  • Data Rate – Nx56 Kbps; Nx64 Kbps
  • Interface Type – V.35 or RS-449; Software Selectable
  • Physical Interface – Winchester 35 pin M Block (Female) or
    DB-37 (Female)

Physical Characteristics

  • Height 1.5 in (3.81 cm)
  • Width 7.5 in (19.05 cm)
  • Depth 10.5 in (26.67 cm)
  • Weight 3.0 lbs (1.36 kg)

Power

  • 110 - 230 VAC
  • Power Dissipation of 6 Watts

Operating Environment

  • 32° to 122° F (0° to 50°C)
  • 0% to 95% relative humidity, non condensing

Diagnostics

  • V.54 Compliant Loopbacks
  • QRSS Test Pattern
  • 511 Test Pattern
  • Net/Agg Line Loopback
  • TX/RX Monitor Jack
  • Net/Data Port Payload Loopback
  • Remote Net Loopback
  • Remote Dial-Out on Alarm

Control & Monitoring Capabilities

  • Configuration Access – ASCII Terminal
  • Terminal Ports – 2 (located one on front, one on rear)
  • Mode and Status Indicator – Network and Data Port
  • Physical Interface – RJ-48C
  • Speed – 9.6 Kbps

Warranty

  • 90 days
 
   
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