JDSU adds E1/datacom to SmartClass tester line

Dec. 4, 2008
DECEMBER 4, 2008 -- JDSU has announced the SmartClass E1/Datacom, a handheld tester for the installation and commissioning of E1 and datacom circuits and network elements used for information and data transfer from one location to another.

DECEMBER 4, 2008 -- JDSU (search for JDSU) has announced the SmartClass E1/Datacom, a handheld tester for the installation and commissioning of E1 and datacom circuits and network elements used for information and data transfer from one location to another. The SmartClass E1/Datacom features a large, easy-to-read color screen and auto configuration feature, making it especially suitable for Tier 1 field technicians supporting large-scale deployments, the company says.

Key features of the SmartClass E1/Datacom include interoperability with PC software so that results can be downloaded for report preparation and a user interface that is available in multiple languages. Included with each SmartClass E1/Datacom are dual E1 ports for bi-directional monitoring and troubleshooting of E1 links and a datacom port with a variety of optional test cables to suit customer needs. JDSU says the product is lightweight, rugged, and uses off-the-shelf AA batteries.

"JDSU designed its SmartClass testers to address the full range of requirements for network installers today," said Jim Nerschook, vice president and general manager in JDSU's Communications Test and Measurement business segment. "The SmartClass E1/Datacom responds to the service turn-up and troubleshooting challenges of both operators and contractors that require an easy-to-use tool for their field technicians."

The SmartClass E1/Datacom offers advanced test applications including MFC-R2 signaling test, VT-100 terminal emulation, and remote control of the unit using a command line interface, making the device suitable even for less-experienced technicians.

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