ADTRAN Total Access 1211 user manual

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Flexible DSL Deployment Using a
Mini-DSLAM Strategy
Standards-based DSL has fostered a highly competitive environment, and service
providers have benefited with a wide choice of low-cost equipment solutions.
These benefits have expanded to include DSLAM solutions optimized for remote
areas served by remote terminals and multi-dwelling applications such as hotels
and campus applications.
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The ADTRAN Total Access 1200 Series of Mini-DSLAMs provide all

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T11OV1200-0401_2 1/22/04 2:48 PM Page 2 DSL Access for the Entire Network Affordable DSL Strategies. Broadband access offers excit- unit of space, with expansion capabilities to 96 ports. Start ing new revenue opportunities for applications such as Internet with a single unit equipped with DS1 IMA for simple network access and video. Adjunct DSLAMs placed in existing DLC setup and maintenance, then grow with your business using cabinets or adjunct DSLAM cabinets represent the most cost- cos

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T11OV1200-0401_2 1/22/04 2:48 PM Page 3 ® Total Access 1200 Series of Mini-DSLAMs in Typical Network Applications Class 5 Switch Router IP DSLAM 24 POTS 10/100Base-T Total Access 1250 24 ADSL+POTS ADSL Modem DLC DS1 IMA Central Office and Remote Terminal Total Access 1210 24 ADSL+POTS ADSL Modem DLC Multi-dwelling Unit DS1 IMA POTS Up to 96 ports ADSL+POTS using 24 port expansion units Total Access 1211 Total Access 1200 Series of Mini-DSLAMs Product Features ■ Mini-DSLAMs for CO, CEV, RT ap

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T11OV1200-0401_2 1/22/04 2:48 PM Page 4 Total Acceess 1200 Mini-DSLAMs Regulatory Standards Product Specifications ■ NEBS Level 3 Front Panel Features ■ NRTL Safety Listed ■ Five LEDs: Power, ADSL, Network, Alarm, T1/E1 ■ GR-63-CORE, Issue 2 ■ Two 50-pin Amphenol interfaces: POTS, ■ GR-1089-CORE, Issue 3 ADSL+POTS Management ■ DB-9 craft interface ■ Local: ASCII – menu ■ DB-15 alarm interface: Input/output ■ Remote: SNMP, TL1, 10Base-T Ethernet ■ Four RJ-45 uplink trunks Environmental Mechan