Anritsu MD6430A Network Data Analyzer

Anritsu MD6430A Network Data Analyzer

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The MD6430A Network Data Analyzer with battery like Anritsu MW9070 Battery, EXFO XW-E413 Battery, Anritsu MW9070B Battery, EXFO MAX-710B Battery, EXFO MAX-720B Battery, EXFO MAX-730M Battery, Yokogawa IM-AQ1200-02EN Battery, Yokogawa AQ1200 Battery, Yokogawa AQ1200E Battery, Yokogawa AQ1205A Battery, Yokogawa AQ1205F Battery, Agilent M2 Battery can measure errors on 13 different interfaces from leased lines (64 kbit/s to 6.3 Mbit/s), ISDN (BRI, PRI) and V/X series interfaces, making it suitable for installation and maintenance of a variety of networks. Measurements include bit errors, alarms, delay time, frequency, digital level measurements, user pattern send/trace, etc., all of which can be displayed on the large color LCD. Error performance (ITU-T G.821, G.826, M.2100) is available with various pseudorandom patterns, and user patterns up to 1024 characters. Frame Relay measurement function, ISDN signaling function (option) and a simultaneous two-channel monitoring function is also provided. Single button “quick” function and touch-screen ensure easy operation. This unit offers the user sophisticated functions required for installation and maintenance in a small compact unit.

Features:

• Many applications ranging from low-speed modems to high-speed digital lines
The MD6430A can evaluate the quality of lines ranging from low-speed modems to high-speed digital lines spanning 50 bit/s to 10 Mbit/s and also supports modern ISDN and frame relay protocols.

• Support for various interfaces
The MD6430A supports G.703 64k, I.430/I-430a 192k, G.703/G.704/I.431 1.5M, 2M, 2M CMI, 6.3M, V.24/V.28, V.35, V.36, RS-449, X.20, X.21, TTL/CMOS interfaces in a number of optional interface units designed to meet customer needs.

• Powerful measurement functions
Various measurements, such as error, alarm, clock slip, delay, frequency, and digital level can be performed as well as the ability to send user patterns with tracing functions.

• Simultaneous error measurement of various error parameters
The error count (bit error, parity error, and CRC error, etc.), error rate, block error count, block error rate, clock slip count, clock slip seconds, character error count, error performance (G.821, G.826, M.2100), synchronization loss, and alarm seconds can be measured simultaneously.