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Connects Twinax
Advantages
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Connect Reliable Twinax Displays and Twinax printers to IBM Hosts over any TCP/IP or Ethernet LAN / WAN / VPN
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Eliminates the need for expensive IBM Twinax Work Station Controllers
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IP Replacement for Twinax Remote Controllers -
In locations requiring remote access, the I-O
Xip replaces
expensive remote controllers -
Connects over ANY IP Connection - No need for high-priced leased lines or expensive DSU/CSU modems
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No re-cabling - continue to utilize existing Twinax or twisted pair cabling
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Explicit Device Names - use the same device names you are currently using
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Share Printers with Up to 4 Systems or LPARs - connect the same Twinax Printer to multiple systems
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Two Models Available:
XIP-7 - Support for 7 Twinax Devices (up to 28 logical sessions)
XIP-14 - Support for 14 Twinax Devices (up to 56 logical sessions) -
Connect to Multiple Hosts - Supports connection up to four (4) IBM Power9, Power8, Power7, or any iSeries AS/400 hosts (V3R2 or higher)
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Supports Multiple Protocols - TN5250e, SNA and AnyNet
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Easy to install
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3-Year Advanced Exchange Warranty (North America)
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Specifications
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• General - Star Panel compatible - Supports up to 4 hosts - Allows up to 4 sessions per Twinax address
- Supports TCP/IP (TN5250e, AnyNet)
• Printers |
• Network - Xip-14 - Two Twinax Host Ports - Xip-7 - One Twinax Host Ports - DB25 parallel for diagnostic printouts
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Power Supply ? UL, CE
- 19 in. wide with rack mount "ears" - Weight - 5 lbs. - Temperature range: - Relative humidity:
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See the chart below to see how the Xip-14 compares to the e-Twinax Controller Models 4693, 4610 or 4614.
Additional Features
| FEATURES | BENEFITS |
| Investment Protection | When installing an Ethernet LAN that is attached to an AS/400–iSeries, reliable Twinax displays and IPDS/SCS printers can operate in the new Ethernet environment maintaining the usefulness of the equipment |
| Eliminates the Need for Twinax Work Station Controller | A significant saving is realized by installing an I-O Xip Twinax Controller instead of an expensive IBM Twinax Work Station Controller |
| No IBM Remote Controller Required | When remote access to an AS/400–iSeries is required, an expensive IBM or IBM compatible remote controller is replaced by an economical I–O Xip Controller |
| No Leased Lines or Expensive Modems | When communicating to a remote site, there is no need to spend valuable resources on high-priced leased lines and special modems. |
| No Re-cabling | The I-O Xip allows Twinax displays and printers to be connected to existing Twinax or twisted pair cabling eliminating the expense of re-cabling |
| Multiple Protocols | Supports the auto configuring TN5250e and AnyNet for remote locations or SNA for a local attachment |
| Multiple Host | Supports up to 4 hosts |
| Multiple Sessions | Up to 4 sessions per physical device address can be configured – Up to 56 logical sessions supported |
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Ordering Information
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Item Number |
DESCRIPTION |
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IO-XIP7 |
XIP-7 Twinax Controller -
Supports up to 7 Twinax Devices |
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IO-XIP14 |
XIP-14 Twinax Controller -
Supports up to 14 Twinax Devices |
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Xip+ Twinax Controller
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