Adtran SONET

OPTI-3
This ADTRAN fiber MUX delivers from one to three DS3 circuits from a single OC-3 feed. Designed to meet the growing demand for DS3 deployment in today's economy, the OPTI-3 eliminates the need for expensive SONET multiplexer equipment in terminal mode applications and provides the fullest use of the OC-3 capacity. Additionally, it can be used for DS3 range extension applications that deploy DS3 in the network backbone or directly to end-user customer premises.

The OPTI-3 is interoperable with other SONET devices complying with GR-253 for easy deployment in new and existing SONET networks. It comes in two configurations: wallmount and rackmount.

Total Access 3000/3010
Total Access 3000/3010 is an intelligent, open-architecture, Carrier Class multiservice access platform for deploying Hi Cap and DSL services. Total Access 3000/3010 offers unprecedented flexibility, along with multiple service options and management capabilities. Its real value in a TDM configuration is its ability to deliver T1 lines out to various applications. This compact, modular device is a single platform for delivering manageable, profitable services now and into the future. It supports HDSL, HDSL2, HDSL4, DSX-1, and POTS applications in conjunction with IADs and other network components.

The Total Access 3000/3010 is a compact, cost-efficient, and scalable platform that may be configured as a DSLAM or ATM Switch. The Total Access DSLAM is designed for market-ready deployment in the Central Office (CO), Remote Terminal (RT), or Multi-Tenant Unit environment. It provides full DSLAM functionality serving up to 224 ports in only ten (10) inches of rack space. The Total Access 3000/3010 DSLAM also provides tier-two and edge switch capability, offering T1 IMA and DS3 aggregation. The Total Access 3000/3010 DSLAM has been developed as an alternative to existing DSLAM solutions. The compact size and target range of 4 ? 224 ports offers carriers an ideal alternative to existing solutions. Older DSLAMs are not well suited for today?s DSL opportunities in secondary COs, RTs and MTUs due to their oversized footprint and their high cost.