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INSYS introduces SDSL/SDHSL routers

Source: Insys Microelectronics
13 October, 2011
SDSL/SDHSL routers provide a maximum data rate of 11.4 Mbit/s for both upload and download.

October 13, 2011 - INSYS introduces SDSL/SDHSL routerswith two parallel SDSL channels, providing a maximum data rate of 11.4 Mbit/s for both upload and download. Depending on the individual application, two units can be paired to either create a dedicated line for transparent network connections (bridging, Ethernet extender) or to act as routers connecting two separate network segments.

ADSL solutions enable fast remote access via internet connections. Based on the current ADSL/ADSL2/ADSL2+ standards, the ADSL solutions from INSYS icom enable data rates of up to 25 Mbit/s. If the application already features a PC-based controller or a data logger, users can also install cost-efficient INSYS icom modems instead of routers. INSYS icom solutions are available as embedded modules or suitable for DIN rail installation. Local and remote configuration of ADSL modems is possible via Telnet or browser, while routers are configured via a web interface with a quick start page for easy initial setup.

Routers are equipped with all extended safety (firewall, VPN) and address management (NAT, DHCP) features. Thanks to an integrated so-called Linux sandbox, users can program and start their own scripts and programs and collect and process data without compromising the router's functionality. The INSYS Powerline adapter, which is designed for DIN rail installation, is an alternative for fast data transfer via the power grid.

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