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Patton Models
1200 & 1201
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Synchronous Modem
Eliminators
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Interconnect Sync.
Equipment at 38,400 bps Without A Modem
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Features & Benefits |
- Interface Powered?No AC Power or Batteries
Required
- Easy to Install and Configure
- Data Rates from 1200 to 38,400 bps
- Internal or External Clocking
- Strapping Options Emulate Dial-Up or Dedicated Service
- Reliable Surface Mount Construction
- LEDs Monitor Transmit, Receive and Carrier Detect (Model 1201 only)
- FCC Approved?Part 15 Class A
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Overview |
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Have you been
using synchronous modems to connect two synchronous DTEs, even though the
distance between them is negligible? If so, the Patton Model 1200
synchronous modem eliminator can save you lots of money! Installing
between the DTEs, the Model 1200 synchronizes their clocking and matches
the wiring. All you need is two straight through RS-232 cables of 150 feet
or less. The Model 1200 requires no AC power or batteries. Handshaking can
be set to emulate dial-up or leased line service. The Model 1201 has LED
indicators that monitor TX, RX and CD. |
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Data Rates: Strap selectable: 1.2, 2.4, 4.8, 9.6, 19.2, 38.4 kbps
Clocking: Internal or external
RTS/CTS Delay: Strap selectable 0, 6.6, 53mS separately for each
side
Grounding: Protective ground (pin 1) may be strapped to signal
ground (pin 7)
Range: 300 feet at 9,600 bps
Functional: Emulates half or full duplex, dial-up or dedicated
lines
Ring Indicator (Pin 22): Continuously "on"
Data Carrier Detect (Pin 8): "On" or controlled, strap selected
separately for each side
LEDs: Transmit, Receive & Carrier Detect (1201)
Connectors: Choice of two male or two female RS-232 connectors
Power: Derived from RS-232 interface
Dimensions: Approx. 3" x 2" x .75"
Temperature Range: 32? to 122?F
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