Multenet releases LAN Buffer to store 50,000 call records

October 03, 2006
Multenet Technologies
News

Summary

The PocketPAD LAN Buffer enables data transmitted from a serial device to be stored and then retrieved by establishing a TCP connection to the Buffer over the Ethernet network. The PocketPAD Buffer connects to the serial port of the PABX and into the company LAN, storing up to 50,000 call records. In Offline mode, data from the PABX is saved to flash for later download to a management station.

Cape Town, South Africa, October 3, 2006. - Multenet announced the release of the PocketPAD Buffer, a low cost LAN buffer. The PocketPAD Buffer enables data transmitted from a serial device to be stored on the PocketPAD that can later be retrieved by establishing a TCP connection to the PocketPAD Buffer over the Ethernet network.Phil Blain, the company's Sales and Marketing Director, says that the PocketPAD Buffer is currently available at our distribution centers.Based on the entry-level PocketPAD design, the PocketPAD Buffer has one RS232 serial interface and one 10/100 Ethernet interface. As a PBX data logger, the PocketPAD Buffer connects to the serial port of the PABX and into the company LAN, storing up to 50,000 call records. In Offline mode, data from the PABX, is saved to flash for later download to a management station. The Buffer can be accessed from anywhere on the LAN or WAN.About Multenet Technologies (Pty) Ltd.Multenet is a developer and manufacturer of the PocketPAD and EtherPAD range of Networking and communication products. These are marketed via its international network of selected qualified resellers to ensure prompt service and local technical support. North American distribution is facilitated by a distribution centre in Hatboro, Pennsylvania. Learn More

Did you enjoy this great article?

Check out our free e-newsletters to read more great articles..