Used JDSU / ACTERNA / TTC Fireberd 4000 #173517 for sale

JDSU / ACTERNA / TTC Fireberd 4000 is an electronic test equipment used mainly for service activation and acceptance testing of telecommunications networks. It is an all-in-one money saving solution that offers a fast and accurate measurement system, providing reliable results. It comprises of a mainframe unit and a range of optional subscreens that enables the highly efficient operation and testing of numerous ISDN, DSL, Ethernet, ADSL2+, xDSL, and VoIP protocols or services. The mainframe unit consists of 2 USB ports, 2 LAN ports, and a serial RS-232 port. It is easy to use and operate with a large display and a simple graphical user interface. TTC Fireberd 4000 features a range of powerful features such as an impairment analyzer, embedded xDSL probes, and handheld optical and electrical power meters. It is capable of measuring end-to-end throughput, bit and frame errors, crosstalk, hum and noise, and signal and noise measurements. The impairment analyzer helps to diagnose and troubleshoot signal impairments and transmission lines, while the integrated probes provide the ability to accurately test analog products, HDX, and T1 parameter performance. JDSU Fireberd 4000 also provides advanced signal analysis capabilities such as signal averaging, spectral display, and spectral measurements. It is also equipped with pulse and step analysis capabilities, including pulse duration, pulse width, and signal-to-noise ratio. These capabilities make it ideal for detecting and measuring signal noise, signal frequency, and other parameters of telecommunications networks. In addition, Fireberd 4000 supports wide range of applications and technologies such as VoIP, FXS/FXO, and T1/E1. It can also perform data on product standards up to 10GB/s, with 10gE/OC-3/3X/SPE dual pulse detector capabilities. ACTERNA Fireberd 4000 is an ideal choice for telecom service providers, as it is capable of quickly and efficiently performing tests on voice, data, and video networks. Its rugged design makes it the perfect choice for service activation, acceptance testing, and troubleshooting telecommunications networks.