Pandatel Launches SHDSL ModemPandatel Launches SHDSL Modem

HAMBURG -- Pandatel AG introduces its new 2-/4-wire G.SHDSL* modem for data transmission via copper lines with the ability to bridge distances of up to 12 km depending on the data rate. This G.SHDSL modem excels in high efficiency and flexibility: The line data rate ranging from 192 up to 4.624 Mbps can easily be adjusted in steps of n x 64 Kbps via VT100 or SNMP management. The interface data rate as well can be set in steps of n x 64 Kbps from 64 up to 2.312 Mbps (resp. up to 2.048 Mbps for E1). In order to provide maximum transmission efficiency the modem exchanges the management data between two correspondent MACS CM-G modems in the overhead bits of the G.SHDSL signal (in-band management).

The modem provides versatile and flexible solutions to SMEs, large-scale enterprises as well as regional, national and international carriers likewise. Using Pandatel's new G.SHDSL modem they are enabled to easily access SDH networks, to connect LANs or to create point-to-point connections.

Pandatel offers several MACS CM-G variants: a 2-wire modem or a 4-wire modem, a G.703 onboard or module version. The MACS CM-G module version supports any MACS4000 interface module including for instance X.21, V.35, G.703 or Ethernet bridge support. The end user may easily replace the modules thanks to the new plug-and-play design. This makes module stock-keeping and replacing much more cost-efficient than that of competitors' products that have to be sent in for backfitting.

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