Products
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- AT10 HyperChannel Coax tranceiver
- ACT10 HYPERChannel Coax transceiver
- A110 HYPERchannel Adapter for Control Data Corporation systems
- A120 HYPERchannel Adapter for Control Data Cyber 720/730 systems
- A130 HYPERchannel Adapter for Cray low-speed channels (LSP4).
- A140 Sperry univac adapter
- A160 Burroughs
- A220 HYPERchannel Adapter for IBM Block Multiplexer Channels
- A240 ICL adapter
- A300 HYPERchannel Adapter for UNISYS systems
- A400 HYPERchannel Adapter for VME-bus workstations
- A510 IBM remote device support
- A515 IBM device support (newer version of A510)
- A710 link adapter
- AC715 series link adapter (uses ACT 10)
- A720 Satellite Adapter
- DX Series HYPERchannel Adapters (2nd generation) for all types of mainframes & mini-computers (e.g. IBM, UNISYS, Stratus, Sun, Tandem, DEC, etc.)
- DXE Series HYPERchannel Adapters (3rd generation) for all types of mainframes & mini-computers (e.g. IBM, UNISYS, Stratus, Sun, Tandem, DEC, etc.)
- EN641 Internet Protocol Router: This product connected HYPERchannel devices to Ethernet-based TCP/IP networks, acting as an inter-network router. It supported simple routing protocols through the use of the public-domain gated routing daemon and was based on an early version of BSD Unix adapted to run as an embedded system.
- NB130 HYPERchannel Card for connecting Cray systems. Configurable card for DX Series HYPERchannel Adapters
- NB220 HYPERchannel Card for IBM streaming-block-multiplexers. Configurable card for DX Series HYPERchannel Adapters
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