Monitor Harris Microwave Radios and ADTRAN via FrameRelay/T1

Monitor Harris Microwave Radios and ADTRAN via FrameRelay/T1

How This Application Works:

Equipment Used:

T/Mon NOC NetGuardian 216T (T1) Harris Microwave Radios ADTRAN

Moving away from a Four-Wire connection into a T1 connection is something that DPS Telecom can help with. It is especially key that you have decided to make the KDA864 part of that plan. This is a testament to the durability of the KDAs.

We have consistently improved both upon our platforms and the technology inside. You will notice that the Intelligent Alarm Mediator (IAM) has been superseded by the T/Mon NOC. Also, many of our clients have already enjoyed upgrading their KDA864 for LAN operations and we have provided you with the benefits of a simple integration featuring a factory based rotation retrofit. However, at this time you have been probably read from our website and newsletter that our next generation of NetGuardians have been released, featuring a T1 interface.

Therefore we have provided two separate options:

The First Option features retrofitting your KDAs. The KDA shelfs will be refurbished and shipped back supporting new NIA cards. You will need to provide the T1 to LAN bridging equipment for their operation.

The Second Option provides a significant advantage to your long term goals. The NetGuardian 216T, coupled with the NetGuardian DX, will provide alarm monitoring of 64 Discrete Points, 7 Analogs and 10 Controls. This will not only exceed your requirements, but can allow an additional two NetGuardian Discrete Expansion modules to be added in the future (for a total of 160 Discrete Points).

Mac Smith

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