Constant Bit Rate Media Bundling
aggregates access media streams to a single
interface and allows the creating of broadband link over DSL and Wireless
Modems, Satellite and Radio
Links, PDH (E1/T1/J1) and V35 Connections, Ethernet Ports
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Different Link Speeds
offer easy deployment scheme guaranteeing maximum bundle
performance with the resulting aggregation rate equal to the sum of
information rates of each of them.
Fully Independent Up and Down Directions
allow the using of asymmetrical links to
create reliable broadband connections suitable for home video
broadcasting services. |
Simultaneous Voice and Data Transport
is carried into effect by the
dividing information stream sources into the strictly rationed data
portions and by distributing them over the medias composing a
virtual link. Each data portion consists of circuits allocated in
accordance with the specified Quality of
Service scheme. This approach guaranties transparent
information transfer providing origin stream source quality and
makes Bundle Link Technology unique for
applications where requirements for co-existence of Carrier Class Voice and Data
services are
mandatory. |
Built-In Native Redundancy Mode
guaranties an automatic reallocation of
the Voice and Data services between interface links in cause
of the single link failure. The instant reallocation of the services
with the Carrier Class Recovery Time less
than 50 ms makes Bundle Link Technology
suitable for network
transport applications.
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Inherent E1/T1 Signaling Protection
mechanism duplicates frame and
signaling time slots over separate interface links to increase upper
protocol immunity and to provide error free signaling transmission
in the BER
environment.
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