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Ascend MX-SL-8MOD-V34 Modem Module
- Number of channels: 8
- Modem standard: V.34
- Type: Modem Module
- Brand: Ascend
- Model: MX-SL-8MOD-V34
- Designed for modular expansion
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Product Overview
The Ascend MX-SL-8MOD-V34 is a modem module designed to expand the capabilities of compatible Ascend communication platforms. It provides 8 channels of V.34 modem connectivity.
Technical Information
| Number of Channels | 8 |
| Modem Standard | V.34 |
| Type | Modem Module |
Additional Specifications
| Brand | Ascend |
| Model | MX-SL-8MOD-V34 |
Product Description
The Ascend MX-SL-8MOD-V34 is a specialized modem module that integrates into larger Ascend communication systems, providing 8 independent channels of V.34 modem functionality. This module is designed for environments that require scalable analog communication capabilities, allowing administrators to add modem capacity as needed without replacing entire systems. The V.34 standard, while older than V.90, offered significant improvements in speed and reliability for its time, typically supporting data rates up to 33.6 kbit/s. This module likely slots into a chassis or backplane of a larger Ascend product, such as a multi-service access concentrator or a high-density modem shelf. The modular design facilitates easier maintenance, upgrades, and replacement of individual modem banks, reducing downtime and operational costs. Each of the 8 channels operates independently, allowing for simultaneous connections. Ascend was known for its robust networking and telecommunications equipment. The MX-SL-8MOD-V34 exemplifies their approach to building flexible and expandable communication infrastructure. It would have been used in applications like remote access servers, point-of-sale networks, or other scenarios where multiple dedicated analog modem lines were necessary.


