DCB DA56 DSU Async - Multi-Drop |
The DCB DA-56 is a 56 Kbps DSU-CSU with an asynchronous interface. The async interface - 9600 up to 115,200 bps (speeds below 9600 bps can be provided for special applications). It operates in either point to point or multi-drop mode.
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The DCB DA-56 is a 56 Kbps DSU with an asynchronous interface. The async interface can run at speeds from 9600 up to 115,200 bps (speeds below 9600 bps can be provided for special applications). It operates in either point to point or multidrop mode. A companion model, the SR-01DSU, is available for supporting async devices over Frame Relay networks.
The DA-56 is easy to install and operate. Controls on the unit include the loopback push button switch, a switch to allow setup of the unit through the data port, a switch to select line driver mode or phone company clock, a switch to select RTS forced on or terminal controlled, and a switch for an anti-streaming timer. The anti-streaming timer is useful for multidrop applications where the remote terminals can keep RTS asserted and kill a multidrop line if the anti-streaming timer is not used. The minimum number of controls and comprehensive indicators of the DA-56 make installation and troubleshooting easy. Diagnostic aids built into the DA-56 include LED indicators and loopback capabilities.
A unique feature of the DA-56 is the ability to mimic a generic modem handshake. This special feature allows PCs using Microsoft Windows 95/98 (and similar Internet dialers) to use their built in dial-up-networking function. To use this feature, select the generic high speed modem in the dial up networking setup, select a fixed or dynamic TCP/IP address, and go on-line. The PC software "thinks" it dialed up through a dial up modem, since the DA-56 mimics the responses of a dial up modem.
Power requirements: 120 VAC,
60 Hz, 18 Watts
Operating Temperature: -40 to +70 C
10 1/4" x 9 3/4" x 2 1/4"
One pound
DA-56/64 | Async DSU/CSU |
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