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Technology Stocks : ADSP - Ariel -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Anthony@Pacific who wrote (1460)	11/26/1999 1:48:00 AM
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ADSP<-------SMOKING GUN!!!!!! ADSP doesnt manufacture a thing, they buy the PC card from MAPLETREE.. mapletree.com Here is thestuff Ariel will re-sell ...KABOOM!!! ( its all over now ) who needs ADSP??? anyone can buy it from Maple tree even a long stuck holder..ADSP has nothing propietary and ..wont make a frikken dime, scumbags omiited very important material. Turn out the lights, when you all leave. mapletree.com Products 1000 Series Universal Access Modules 2100 Series UniPorte Architecture PCI Cards Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ's) Y2K Statement Download Product and Technical Literature Request More Information 2100 Series UniPorte Architecture? in a PCI Adapter Mapletree Networks is changing the rules of the game for next-generation access technology by bringing their revolutionary UniPorte Architecture to the PCI Adapter form factor. The Mapletree Networks 2100 Series PCI Card is a full-size PCI adapter card for IBM PC compatible machines that have an internal PCI bus. These adapters are available in options that support between 12 and 120 universal ports. A universal port is a port that can process analog or digital data, in either modem, fax or voice formats. The 2100 Series modules are designed for use by OEMs as a sub-component to an overall solution offering. OEM-ready solution T1 and E1 functionality Process any call type Future-proof design H.100 or MVIP interface to WAN Adapter PCI bus interface to Host High density--12 to 120 ports per card Low power consumption--21W max for 120 ports Comprehensive real time management Mapletree Networks UniPorte Architecture (patent pending) Mapletree Networks' UniPorte Architecture is at the core of the 2100 Series UniPorte PCI Adapter Card family. The adapter is the first member in a family of products that will leverage Mapletree's 1000 Series modules and their UniPorte Architecture. These adapters are built on high-performance RISC & DSP processors and proprietary Mapletree Networks software and ASICs. The UniPorte architecture provides virtually any access application on any port and incorporates emerging applications such as Voice over IP (VoIP) and Fax over IP (FoIP) with no changes to existing hardware. UniPorte-based products also set new industry benchmarks in density, scalability, power consumption, heat dissipation, port cost and overall system cost--all the key metrics of industry leading network access sub-system performance. Applications When combined with one or more PRI or BRI WAN cards, the 2100 Series PCI card offers unmatched port capacity on a single adapter card. The figure below shows an example of a typical NT RAS application. A typical MTN2100 application in which a WAN card, the MTN2100 and a Network Interface Card (NIC) combine to form a robust high-density NT RAS Server OEM-Ready Solution The Mapletree Networks team has a long track record of successful OEM partnerships. The 2100 Series of products has been designed to combine technology leadership, quality and minimal time to market for OEMs. The Mapletree Networks' 2100 Series is a turnkey solution, which includes a Microsoft Windows NT Driver and a Driver Development Kit. T1 and E1 Functionality The 2100 Series Adapters support both T1 and E1 configurations. The adapters are available in nine different models that allow for complete flexibility to support the desired number of spans of either T1 or E1, up to the maximum of five T1 or four E1 spans. Process Any Call Type Each 2100 Series adapter processes up to 120 calls in the following formats: analog data or fax (modem), digital data (ISDN), fax over IP (FoIP) and voice over IP (VoIP). In the previous example of an NT RAS application, modem and ISDN data are supported natively by Microsoft Windows NT but fax and voice support require additional resources from the OEM beyond a WAN adapter. The resources required to support inbound and outbound fax and voice calls are at the application level and depend on the levels of service required. The MTN2100 is composed of a full-length PCI adapter motherboard and up to three MTN1024P Universal Access Modules. This flexibility of configurations allows the MTN2100 to support anywhere from 12 to 120 universal ports. Future-Proof Design The 2100 Series' soft port architecture and high-end RISC processor design ensure that there is enough processing power available to support updates and emerging technologies, and that any upgrades to these technologies can be accomplished via a software change only. H.100 or MVIP Interfacing to WAN Adapter All 2100 Series adapters process calls to and from the WAN adapter via an H.100 Enterprise Computer Telephony Forum standard interface. This is one of the industry-standard time division multiplexed interfaces used to transfer data between network interface adapters (WAN cards) and call processing adapters (modem or UniPorte Architecture based cards). The H.100 TDM interface can also communicate with a WAN adapter using the Multi-Vendor Integration Protocol (MVIP) interface via a standard H.100-to-MVIP translating connector. PCI Bus Interface To Host The 2100 Series adapters comply with Peripheral Components Interface (PCI) version 2.1 as the means of communicating with the host system bus. These adapters can therefore be used on any host system whose internal bus accepts the standard PCI adapter card signaling and form factor. High Density The Mapletree Networks 2100 Series adapters are available in several port configurations between the minimum of 12 and the maximum of 120 ports. This equates to five T1 spans or four E1 spans on a single full-size adapter for the highest density available in the industry. See the Model Number section for specific configurations and part numbers available. Low Power Consumption The 120-port MTN2100 adapter consumes a maximum 21 watts of power, with a heat dissipation of 71.65 Btu/hour. This is comparable to adapters from other vendors offering only 24 to 30 modems per card. Today's high-speed CPUs generate a tremendous amount of heat in a typical PC chassis. In addition, the PC platform market is extremely aggressive from a cost of production and market pricing standpoint. These two factors make for very tight thermal margins in an effort to balance minimum cost with cooling constraints. As a result, adapter card vendors are being forced to give more consideration than ever to power consumption and heat dissipation within PC chassis. Comprehensive Real Time Management The host system has the ability in real time to send control commands to, or retrieve call data from, any of the ports on the adapter with no interruption to calls in process. This means that the building blocks are in place for a Network Management Application to implement any level of management desired. Technical Specifications Functionality Protocols Supported Hardware Compatibility Pentium 100 MHz or higher, minimum of 32 Mbytes RAM Software Compatibility Windows NT Server 4.0, Service Pack 4 RAS and RRAS services installed and running Approvals Compliance UL1950 CE mark FCC part 15, Class A FCC part 68, CB CSA CB Mechanical Power 6.4A @ 3.3V (maximum) Mechanical Full-size PCI Weight 13.5 oz (383 grams) Dimensions 12.28 in. x 4.20 in. (31.19 cm x 10.67 cm) Operatiing Temp. 0 - 40 deg C Modem Data ITU-T V.90 K56Flex ITU-T V.34bis ITU-T V.34 ITU-T V.32bis ITU-T V.32 ITU-T V.22bis (with V.54 loop back) ITU-T V.22 ITU-T V.23 ITU-T V.21 Caller ID Bell 103 & 212 Fax Data ITU-T V.17 ITU-T V.29 ITU-T V.27ter ITUT-30 EIA 578 Class 2 & 2.0 Fax Voice Data ITU G.711, G.723.1, G.728, G.729A, G.729B ITU G.165 Echo Cancellation Voice Activity Detection Comfort Noise Generation Packetization VoIP:RTP/RTCP FoIP:T.38 Rate-Adaptation (with buffering/spoofing/stalling) ISDN Supported HDLC LAPB Rate Adaptation (V.110) Error Correction MNP 2 ? 4 ITU-T V.42 Data Compression MNP5 V.42bis (with 4K dictionaries) Other Features 8kHz sample rate (8bit æ or a?law PCM, 16 bit linear) Bi-directional host data flow control (in-band or out-of-band source) AT command processing Auto-dial / Auto-answer Call discrimination DTMF/voice/fax/data DTMF detection/decoding/generation Multi-channel data/protocol control Tone/Pulse Dialing Supervisory Tone Generation Tabular parameter structure for homologation Management Features Software and configuration download Call status/progress monitoring Statistics/error collection System diagnostics Model Numbers Number of Ports Model Number No. of T1 or E1 12 MTN2112 24 MTN2124 1 x T1 30 MTN2130 1 x E1 48 MTN2148 2 x T1 60 MTN2160 2 x E1 72 MTN2172 3 x T1 90 MTN2190 3 x E1 96 MTN2196 4 x T1 <-----Renamed by ADSP!!(scumsucking pigs) 120 MTN21120 5 x T1 or 4 x E1 Mapletree Networks, Inc. 30 Perwal Street, Westwood, MA 02090 USA Tel. (781) 461-4405 - info@mapletreenetworks.com Home - About Mapletree - News & Events - Products - International - Contact Us Contents Copyright ¸ 1997-98 Mapletree Networks, Inc. All Rights Reserved. anyone can buy it from Maple tree even a long stuck holder..ADSP has nothing propietary and ..wont make a frikken dime, scumbags omiited very important material. Turn out the lights, when you all leave.