Microwave Bridge Enables Full Duplex

  • 06/01/96

The OverLAN Microwave Bridge is a high bandwidth radio system capable of wirelessly transporting full-bandwidth LAN traffic at distances up to 10 miles. It supports all 802.3 protocols and includes AUI connections to network devices with BNC connectors to the microwave unit.

No onsite programming or additional test equipment is required. The product offers full point-to-point 10 Mbps Ethernet extension utilizing 23 GHz microwave radio.

Optional T1 access is available for telephone and video applications.

C-SPEC Corp., Dayton, OH, (800) GO C-SPEC,
www.c-spec.com.

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