The Soneplex E1 Quad Loop Extender (EQLX) module converts four multiplexed, E1 signals into an optical E2 for delivery
The Soneplex EQLX module is an optical unit that provides cost-effective, reliable transmission of four E1 signals, utilizing 8 Mbps optical E2 transport. The EQLX utilizes two
fibres, with either an FC or SC type connector, and can operate in protected or non-protected modes. Non-protected mode requires one EQLX module per four E1s in-stalled
in the Soneplex Loop Extender shelf at the central office, and one EQLX at the remote end. Protected mode requires two EQLX modules at each end of the circuit and
is selectable by software for either line or path protection. The EQLX is ideal for low density E1-based fibre applications, such as cellular and PCS transport and tenant services within business parks or malls.
The Soneplex E1 Quad Loop Extender (EQLX)
module converts four multiplexed, E1 signals into
an optical E2 for delivery over two singlemode
optical fibres. The optical E2 is converted back to
four E1s at the customer premises. It supports
optional 1+1 protection and provides extensive
alarms and diagnostic capabilities.
ADC's Soneplex system is the lowest total cost
solution for carriers to grow their E1-based busi-ness
services. Focused on providing flexible, end-to-
end solutions, the Soneplex system saves carriers
money on E1-based services over copper or fiber,
using HDSL or optical E2 technology in a single
platform. From operations, maintenance, provi-sioning
and high-speed backbone connections to
central office space and cabling, the Soneplex
system is designed to take costs out of today's E1
delivery approach, adding profit to your bottom
line.
FEATURES
1310 nm optical laser transports signal more than 32 Km
Optional line and path protection with the ECPM module
Remote loopback of individual E1 circuits
Central office and remote alarm capability
Voice service channel for easy installation and service
Laser cut-off per ITU G.958
ADC Canada, 2240 Campbell Creek Blvd., Richardson, TX 75082. Tel: 972-680-6900; Fax: 972-680-0370.