Overview
The Patton Model 2022 RS-232 to V.36 converter is the missing link between local area computing hardware and wide area communications hardware. Supporting synchronous data rates to 200 kbps, the Model 2022 is the smallest converter of its kind, and requires no AC power or batteries to operate.
Highlights
The Model 2022 is typically used in LAN-WAN connectivity, video conferencing and other high speed applications where one vendor's DCE is required to communicate with another vendor's DTE.
The Patton Model 2022 RS-232 to V.36 converter is the missing link between local area computing hardware and wide area communications hardware. Supporting synchronous data rates to 200 kbps, the Model 2022 is the smallest converter of its kind, and requires no AC power or batteries to operate.
With its DCE/DTE switching capability, the Model 2022 lets a V.36 host talk to a synchronous RS-232 modem; or lets a synchronous RS-232 terminal talk to a V.36 CSU/DSU. Once you've set the DCE/DTE strap, there's no other configuration needed for the Model 2022. Since it's protocol independent and passes all appropriate data, clocking and control signals, the Model 2022 is as easy to use as a patch cable. Every system integrator's toolbox should contain a Model 2022!
Highlights
The Model 2022 is typically used in LAN-WAN connectivity, video conferencing and other high speed applications where one vendor's DCE is required to communicate with another vendor's DTE.
For maximum flexibility, the Model 2022 is available in any gender combination and custom cable lengths.
Features
- Bi-Directional RS-232 to V.36 Conversion
- No AC Power or Batteries Required
- Supports Data Rates to 200 kbps
- Passes Appropriate Control Signals
- DCE/DTE Switchable
- Made in the USA — This Patton equipment is designed by Patton engineers and built in our Gaithersburg, Maryland facility. Patton's American-made manufacturing process delivers high-quality networking solutions with reliability you can trust.
