| Installation without modifications | The IB512 is inserted between the user's data terminal and the modem on the leased line or radio link. No changes to the installation are required. |
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| Continuous monitoring of the leased line | The IB512 continuously monitors the quality of the leased line without using any bandwidth-clock signals, modem status signals and data scrambling and unscrambling as per IUT recommendation V38. |
| Automatic, manual or remote-controlled switching to and from back-up | Switching may be automatic, manual, using controls on the front panel, or remote-controlled from a central unit using BACKUPVIEW software. |
| Switching schedule | To avoid unnecessary switching, a schedule can be set up to determine the times at which switching is authorized. The schedule can be configured remotely under Windows. |
| Remote management | BACKUPVIEW and IB TERMINAL software may be used to control switching and change the setup on a series of backup units remotely via an ISDN line. |
| V11, V35 or G703-G704 interface | The IB512 interfaces with the data terminal via a V11 or V35 link; an optional G703-G704 card is also available. |
| Upgradable from 128 kbps to 512 kbps | Product design is modular. The ISDN back-up data rate can be increased in 128 kbps increments up to 512 kbps, to keep pace with increased traffic on the leased line. |
| Bypass relays | Leased lines generally cater for critical corporate needs. It is consequently essential that the back-up units never interfere with leased line operation. In the event of failure, the IB512 can simply be shut down; internal relays carry out the bypass function. |