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Woodbury
NJ 08096
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Listing of all 8 news releases from Technisys:
Convertor switches eight channels to T1/E1
Stand-alone device converts eight channels of NRZ clock and data to E1 or T1 line outputs.
News from Technisys (30 April 2007)
Bit error tester runs from T1 to STM-1 rates
Stand-alone bit error tester provides unframed high speed PRBS, serial binary output ranging from T1 to STM-1 rates.
News from Technisys (29 January 2007)
Simplified cable connections to PCI Cards
Technisys introduces new designs to simplify cable connections to Engineering Design Team PCI Cards in a compact space.
News from Technisys (13 December 2006)
Eight-channel convertor produces E1/T1 output
The Technisys eight-channel NRZ to E1/T1 convertor is a stand-alone device designed to provide conversion of eight channels of NRZ clock and data to E1 or T1 line outputs.
News from Technisys ( 2 May 2006)
Optical and electrical signals go on record
A digital recorder interface module interfaces STM-1/OC-3 fibre optic (P/N 701308) or STS-1/E4 (P/N 701308-1) equipment to digital recording devices.
News from Technisys ( 2 March 2006)
Interface puts serial streams on the record
The Technisys DRI digital recorder interface deserialises high speed data streams for parallel interfacing to recorders from either optical or electrical media.
News from Technisys (15 November 2005)
Fibre-optic repeater comes in portable package
New from Technisys, the PN 701153-B-1 is a portable stand-alone device that accepts optical SDH input at rates up to STM-16 (2.5Gbit/s).
News from Technisys (15 March 2005)
Bit error tester runs from T1 to STM-1 rates
The Technisys PN 701082-1 bit error tester is a stand-alone device designed to provide unframed, high speed, serial binary output ranging from T1 to STM-1 rates.
News from Technisys (15 March 2005)
