Eicon Dialogic Eiconcard S94 2-Port PCI WAN Card (800-287-05) For Sale

Eicon Dialogic Eiconcard S94 2-Port PCI WAN Card (800-287-05)
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Eicon Dialogic Eiconcard S94 2-Port PCI WAN Card (800-287-05):
$230.00

Overview

The Eiconcard S Series are intelligent multi-protocol wide-area network (WAN) interface card for PCI/PCIe bus based servers. The Eiconcard S Series of WAN interface cards are targeted for branch office LAN application servers. They offer a Very High Speed Interface (VHSI) port and an ISDN BRI port, supporting line speeds of up to 2 Mbps (T1/E1) and 128 Kbps respectively.
The Eiconcard S Series allows you to connect over a variety of WAN protocols such as X.25, Frame Relay, PPP, SDLC and HDLC, over leased lines, dial-up lines or ISDN lines. It offloads the server from low level protocol processing tasks, resulting in a saving of valuable server CPU resources.

The Eiconcard S Series works in conjunction with Dialogic' connectivity software, and is supported by Dialogic' development tools and third-party products. The Eiconcard S Series offers a comprehensive warranty of 5 years.

Key Features

Multi-protocol

On-board CPU

Up to 16MB RAM

Serial and ISDN port models

Backward compatible to SDK applications

Data compression

Worldwide Certification



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