Orckit-Corrigent Launches CM-401x PTN Access Product Line

Orckit-Corrigent Ltd. (NASDAQ:ORCT), a leading Packet Transport Network (PTN) vendor, today introduced its CM-401x PTN access product line. The new product portfolio includes the CM-4011, CM-4012 and CM-4013, all of which are based on 14G full duplex of non-blocking, switching capacity, packed in 1RU with broad mixture of Ethernet, PDH and SDH interfaces.

With the introduction of CM-401x, Orckit-Corrigent strengthens its offering for telecommunication service providers worldwide by offering end-to-end PTN solutions, including access gear with ADM1/ADM4 equivalent functionality and higher capacity and scalability. This is valuable for mobile 2G/3G/4G Cell or Hub Site Gateways (CSG/HSG) as well as enterprise multi-service CLE and pre-aggregation.

“We have identified strong demand from our customers and prospects for a smooth migration from their existing legacy SDH networks to an end to end future proof, packet based infrastructure which supports the mix of emerging data services together with large scale of legacy SDH/PDH leased lines,” said Mr. Sharon Mantin, Vice President, Marketing, at Orckit-Corrigent. “Adding the CM-401x product line to our PTN product portfolio, improves our end-to-end PTN offering from access to core edge enabling cost-effective, highly scalable and future proof solution for 2G/3G/4G Mobile Backhauling as well as Ethernet and legacy SDH/PDH business services."

CM-401x products highlights:

• Highly scalable mixture of Ethernet, PDH and SDH interfaces
• Dual stack IP/MPLS and MPLS-TP
• PDH and SDH circuit emulation over packet
• Full support for MEF based Ethernet services
• Packet synchronization, including SyncE and 1588v2
• SDH/Ethernet/MPLS/MPLS-TP OAM
• Sub 50ms protection and restoration
• Hard Quality of Service (QoS)
• Minimized power consumption

The new CM-401x portfolio is fully integrated with the company’s metro aggregation PTN products, including the CM-4140, CM-4206, and CM-4314 chassis-based PTN products, and fully managed by the company’s CM-View Network Management System.

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