Moxa's Multiport Sync Board family consists of cost-effective programmable sync boards that provide high performance synchronous communication. The multiport sync boards are available in ISA and PCI bus, with 1/2 RS232/V.35 sync ports.
DMA (direct memory access) technology is employed to reduce system overhead and boost speed up to 8 Mbps.
Bit sync and byte sync protocols, such as HDLC, SDLC and BSC are supported with development libraries to assist clients in creating their own applications. Clients are encouraged to contact RJ Programmable Techniques' sales representatives if they require more protocols.
Due to their fast speed and strict security, sync boards are well suited to:
* KIOSK, bank ATM (automatic teller machine) connectivity.
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