ADTRAN Total Access Octal ADSL Specification Sheet

Product Features

■ Provides eight ports of ADSL,
either full-rate or G.lite
■ 224 ports per Total Access
DSLAM
Supports separately
■
configurable interface rates
upstream and downstream
Co-exists in the Total Access
■
3000 DSLAM with ADTRAN's
Cell Switch Module
■ Onboard relays provide for
metallic test access to the
subscriber loops
■ Supports craft interface
management
■ Supports Total Access EMS
management with SNMP
Incorporates front panel LEDs
■
for power/card status and loop
status
Designed to UL 1950 and NEBS
■
Level 3 requirements
■ Includes industry-leading
10-year warranty
OCTAL ADSL
Total Access DSLAM Octal ADSL Access Module
An ideal solution for high-speed data appli-
cations, the ADTRAN TM Octal ADSL Access
Module provides ADTRAN's Total Access
DSLAM with eight ports of ADSL, each of
which can be individually configured for
either full-rate or G.lite ADSL. Residing in a
single access slot in the DSLAM, this module
provides two of today's most popular DSL
technologies.
Flexible and configurable, ADTRAN's ADSL
module allows operators to configure
upstream and downstream transmission
rates, or the interfaces may be configured to
adapt to the best possible rates available on
the subscriber loop.
The ADSL module co-exists in the DSLAM
with ADTRAN's ATM Cell Switch Module to
provide cell-switched ADSL services. The Cell
Switch Module provides all cell-switching
functions in the DSLAM.
Front panel LEDs include power/card
status and loop status for each subscriber
loop. The module supports craft interface
®
management. More comprehensive manage-
ment is available using the Total Access
Element Management System (EMS) with
SNMP.
The Octal ADSL Access Module interfaces
with the SCU for SNMP management. Both
provisioning and alarm/LED status is
supported.
All provisioning of the module is handled
through the SCU communication link. The
unit retains provisioning data in a nonvolatile
memory device for recovery after a power loss
and supports optional autoprovisioning
through the SCU.