Alcatel 7300
ASAM DSL Subscriber Access Platform and ASAM DSL Remote Access Platform
The award-winning Alcatel 7300 ASAM is the successor to the most widely deployed DSL platform in the world, the 1000 ASAM. The Alcatel 7300 ASAM enables mass deployment of revenue-generating broadband services for both business and residential customers -- no matter how far they are from the central office. The 7300 ASAM simplifies deployment of broadband services like high-speed Internet access, toll-quality voice over DSL, and VPNs for telecommuting.

The 7300 ASAM offers the industry's best performance, power, density and scalability, with support for splitterless full-rate and G.lite ADSL as well as HDSL-2 and G.shdsl. Temperature hardened and UL listed, the 7300 ASAM allows service providers to reach all potential DSL customers -- whether served by a central office or a remote facility, like a digital loop carrier (DLC) or multi dwelling unit (MDU).

Features
Lowest power consumption: 1.6 watts per ADSL line
Highest density: service up to 5,000 DSL lines per network connection
Highly scalable: from 8 lines to 5,000 lines on a single DS-3 or OC-3
Full rate ADSL and G.Lite on a single line card
HDSL-2 and G.shdsl (ETSI SDSL) line cards
Voice over DSL support
Fully redundant system ensures reliability
Metallic test access (MTA) simplifies troubleshooting
Temperature hardened and UL listedBenefits
Deliver mass-deployable services for both business and residential customers
Deliver service to more customers on a single network connection
Grow at the pace of demand
Simplify provisioning and test access
Seamlessly integrate with the largest installed base of DSLAMs in the world (1000 ASAM)
Deploy more lines under NEBS restrictions
Benefits
Deliver mass-deployable services for both business and residential customers
Deliver service to more customers on a single network connection
Grow at the pace of demand
Simplify provisioning and test access
Seamlessly integrate with the largest installed base of DSLAMs in the world (1000 ASAM)
Deploy more lines under NEBS restrictions