Omicron Teletechnologies Inc.
Omicron Telesystems Inc. designs, produces, implements and
supports network access, restoral and management systems used to
build non-stop, wide area information networks.
Since the nineteen sixties, the corporation has pioneered digital
communication systems for connectivity and management of
networking systems. This technology has become patented and is
embedded in multiprotocol, multi-vendor information networks
world wide. For example Omicron has provided:
. Systems for public wireless communications services for Bell
Canada. British Telecom, and Bell operating companies in the
US
. Network management and restoral systems for the high
availability needs of transaction oriented network providers
like The Gemini Group, Air Canada, Bank of Nova Scotia,
Government of Canada, among others.
Vast experience in communications and modular systems
architecture enable Omicron to create adaptable, integrated
solutions for the individual needs of major wide area networking
customers. Omicron's extensive expertise in wide area
communications is used by end users and system integrators alike.
Services include:
. Network studies (feasibility, topology, design, etc.)
. Technology development (new hardware/software development)
. Product customization to fit customer needs
. Stand Alone Solutions
. System Integration Subcontracts
Omicron's existing systems provide integrated solutions for:
In-Stream and Side-Stream Centralised Network Management
- Networking Alarm Reporting System (NARS)
- Intelligent Network Restoral System (INRS)
- Data Circuit Access & Test System (DCATS)
Network Access and Consolidation
- Modem Sharing Device (MSD)
- Integrated Port and Line Sharing Device (IPLS)
- Intelligent Sharing Device (ISD)
- Dial Backup Controller (DBC)
- Dial Backup Switch (DBS)
- Backup Line Snatcher (BLS)
- FrameWays (Frame Relay Concentrator for SDLC, HDLC, BSC, and
POS traffic)
Switching and Connectivity support for RS232 and V.35 devices
- A/B Automatic Switches
- AIB Fallback Switches
- Dynaback Switch
Company Details
Year Established:
1984
Total Sales ($CDN):
$1 - $100,000
Number of Employees:
15
Company Information
Chandra Ahooja
Title:
President
Area of Responsibility:
Management Executive
Telephone:
(514) 694-3457
Fax:
(514) 738-8471
Email:
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C.R. Ahooja
Title:
Data Provider
Frederick Delvael
Title:
Manager
Telephone:
(514) 738-3962
Fax:
(514) 738-8471
Products
Circuit Modules, Computer
Terminals, Computer, Nes
Cards, Network, Lan
Modem Sharing Device Series (msd)
Ports contend for shared resources : The Omicron MSD (Modem
Sharing Device) Series provides a cost effective solution to
optimize leased line, modem or computer port facilities.
Available in cost reduction 2,4 or 8 port configurations, the MSD
series lets any combination of modems and/or terminals share a
modem, multiplexer or computer port in a polled, multidrop
environment.
Synchronous or asynchronous data support : Devices connected to
Omicron's MSD series can transmit and receive using synchronous
or asynchronous datastreams. In synchronous mode, the main
channel device clock, or any subchannel device clock, enables
operation up to 64 Kbps.
Manual or automatic antistreaming : The main channel broadcasts
data and control signals to all subchannels. The subchannel
devices contend for transmission to the main channel device,
based on RTS/CTS handshaking. Occasionally, a port may stay
active longer than a preset time and inhibit other subchannel
communication. The MSD Series automatically or manually disables
the offending subchannel.
Front panel controls : Front panel LEDs and operating controls
provide convenient access to port & clock selection/deselection
facilities and signal status information.
Stand alone or Rackmount : The MSD Series is available in a stand
alone enclosures for branch locations or 19' racks for hub
locations. Omicron's 19' rack is based on an innovative modular
design that is compatible with SureNeT (see SureNet brochure for
more information).The Omicron modular concept provides a
cost-effective migration
path for network growth by building on investments already in
place..
Integrated Port And Line Sharing Unit (ipls)
Integrates modem sharing and dial backup : The IPLS (Integrated
Port & Line Sharing Device) ensures branch communications by
protecting against leased line or equipment failure. By
integrating traditional Modem Sharing facilities with dial backup
facilities, the IPLS is the perfect solution for branch
connectivity in any high availability network. Most modem sharing
devices are useless when dedicated services have failed. The
support IPLS, however, automatically reestablishes service often
without user knowledge of failure conditions.
Automatic Dial Backup : Leased line failures trigger a switch
over procedure. Typically the host will dial up the backup port
of the IPLS. Once Ring Indicator (RI) and Data Carrier Detect
(DCD) signals are present, the IPLS will switch from the leased
line to the dial up line. If the host detects that the leased
line is back in operation, the transmission on the dial up line
is stopped. The IPLS then switches back to the leased line.
DBC initiates auto dial condition : Certain network
configurations do not support auto dial from the host.
Consequently Omicron's DBC (Dial Backup Controller) can be used
in combination with the IPLS as a cost effective, stand-alone
solution. The DBC detects leased line outages and initiates the
auto dial sequence. DBC also detects service restoral on the
leased line and initiates the switchover from the dial line (see
the DCB brochure for more information).
Synchronous or Asynchronous support : The IPLS modemsharing
function lets any modem and/or terminal share a modem,
multiplexer or computer port in a polled, multidrop environment.
Devices connected to the IPLS can transmit and receive using
synchronous or asynchronous datastreams. In synchronous mode, the
main channel device clock, or any subchannel device clock enables
operation up to 64 Kbps.
Manual or Automatic antistreaming : The main channel broadcasts
data and control signals to all subchannels. The subchannel
devices contend for transmission to the main channel device,
based on RTS/CTS handshaking. Occasionally, a port may stay
active longer than a preset time and inhibit other subchannel
communication. The IPLS automatically or manually disables the
offending subchannel.
Omicron's innovative combination of modem sharing and dial
backup support minimizes branch downtime and maximizes cost
savings..
Dial Backup Controller (dbc)
. Do leased line failures disrupt your operations?
. Is your Backup procedure disruptive to user sessions?
. Are your long distance charges for backup support outrageous?
. Are you searching for a system that can manage your line
failures without expensive management software?
. Have your inquiries into an integrated, cost-effective,
nondisruptive backup system gone unanswered?
If you have answered yes to any of these questions, You need
Omicron's Dial Backup Controller (DBC).
Non-Disruptive Backup : The Dial Backup Controller (DBC) operates
in conjunction with Omicron's customer premises equipment to
provide a Non-Disruptive Solution For backup support of
point-to-point leased lines working in a polled SNA/SDLC
environment. Typically attached to a FEP or Router port, the DBC
maintains user sessions when dedicated lines fail. This means
that network providers can finally ensure services despite leased
line, modem or DSU failures.
Seamless Switchover & Switchback : The DBC uses advanced
monitoring techniques to detect communication outages that
trigger a Seamless Switchover Procedure to an alternate path
established via a dial line. Complete transparency is maintained
since the DBC automatically adjusts for the speed difference of
the dialed path. Long distance dial line charges, if applicable,
are minimized since the DBC continuously monitors the leased
line. Once service is restored a Seamless Switchback Procedure is
enabled, providing non-disruptive return to normal operations.
The combination of transparent and
non-disruptive features provides a unique dial backup solution
that increases user satisfaction and service quality.
Outages are a thing of the past : In addition to protecting
against line failures, the DBC can be used to establish an
alternate path during scheduled outages or new installations. Now
services can continue, eliminating the need to schedule outages
during off hours. New installations can be operational
immediately by using the alternate path until the leased line is
installed.
Advanced Network Management & Control : The DBC offers extensive
network management capabilities. Depending on your specific
requirements, the DBC can be configured for InStream or
Side-Stream network management. InStream network management
provides integrated control of the DBC from Netview using either
the LPDA-2 protocol or LL-2 command structure. SideStream network
management enables single point control over multiple DBC units
from any PC or terminal without specifying any VTAM or NCP
definitions. Either way, the Network or Help Desk manager is
notified of every DBC event and is empowered with a wide array of
support tools for control over any installation.
Easy to Install, Standalone solution : The DBC is used in
conjunction with Omicron's customer premises equipment.
Selection of Omicron's customer premises equipment depends on
your specific requirements. Options range from simply interfacing
with the DBC to providing support for port/line sharing, dynamic
bandwidth and remote network
management. Together the DBC and Omicron's customer premises
equipment provide a standalone solution that is easy to install.
In fact, no special skills or changes to your existing set up are
required. Simply Plug 'n Play.Play.
Intelligent Sharing Device (isd)
- Are your line costs skyrocketing?
. Are users irate due to service outages?
. Is bandwidth to branch offices limited by costs?
. Do large data transfers require off-hour scheduling?
. Is network management compatibility an issue?
If you have answered yes to any or all of these questions,
Omicron's Intelligent Sharing Device (ISD) is for you.
The ISD was designed to provide a comprehensive, cost effective
solution for branch connectivity. Operating in an SNA
environment, the ISD combines the unique integration of modem
sharing, dial backup, dynamic bandwidth and network management
functions. Consequently, the ISD effectively reduces costs,
ensures communications and enhances operational efficiency.
Modem Sharing reduces communication costs : The ISD reduces
communication costs in a polled multi-drop environment by sharing
leased line modem or computer port facilities with 4 devices.
Flexible configuration allows any combination of modems and/or
terminals to share the common channel. Contention is typically
based on RTS/CTS handshaking, however non-standard applications
are easily adapted. Occasionally, device malfunctions will lock
out other functioning devices. The ISD automatically disables
defective devices after a user defined time out period to
maintain communications for the rest of the branch.
Dial backup ensures branch communications : Unlike most sharing
devices the ISD protects against dedicated service failures. The
integrated dial backup support feature swiftly establishes an
alternate route for branch communication
upon leased line failures. This invaluable feature ensures that
branch transactions can continue usually without user knowledge
of failure conditions.
Automatic Speed matching : Typically dial back up lines operate
at different speeds than the dedicated services they support. The
ISD automatically provides the speed conversion such that back up
communications are transparent to all connected devices.
Dynamic bandwidth enhances operational efficiency : Backup lines
are normally idle, representing an under utilization of network
resources. The ISD enables the branch to use the backup line in
parallel with normal branch operations. By allowing a dedicated
auxiliary DTE port access to the backup line, the ISD extends
usual bandwidth capabilities of the branch. As a result file
transfers software updates, etc. can occur in parallel with high
priority transactions. Operational efficiency is enhanced since
off hour network time is no longer needed for specialized data
transfers.
Netview compatibility : The ISD supports LL2 commands to enable
network management using existing Netview facilities.
Consequently the ISD is managed as an integrated part of your SNA
network. If Netview is not used, the ISD can be used in
combination with Omicron's Dial Backup Controller (DBC) as a
stand alone solution. Both products are also compatible with
Omicron's SureNet network management software.
Upgradeability : The ISD supports remote pro-tram load. This
feature enables all ISD's,
installed at customer locations, to be upgraded with out
disrupting the installation! New or custom functions can be down
loaded to accommodate evolving network requirements. Not only
does ISD reduce costs today, it also provides an intelligent
migration path for network growth.th.
Network Alarm Reporting Systems (nars)
NARS (Network Alarm Reporting Systems) : NARS (Network Alarm
Reporting Systems) is a central fault management system that
provides end-to-end network visibility. Attached to communication
equipment at hub locations, NARS fault management capabilities
detect and report signal level alarms in realtime. Integrated
remote access and control facilities make NARS the perfect tool
for attended or unattended sites. Using NARS, the Network Manager
can rapidly isolate the ailing and failing components of the
network and maximize efficiency.
Automated fault detection : Using interactively defined
conditions, the monitor function detects and reports all signal
level alarms related to remote equipment. Audible alarms and link
identification error messages rapidly isolate problem areas. NARS
access capabilities enable diagnostics to be performed centrally
for quick problem resolution without the costly dispatch of
technical support personnel.
Datascoping of remote links : Datascoping facilities at the
control centre is a feature unique to Omicron's product series.
Without additional circuits or equipment, the Network Manager can
view and analyze Rx and Tx data of remote links to determine
protocol related faults.
Omicron's modular architecture : Omicron's wide range of data
communication products is based on an innovative modular design.
Reliable products can be mixed and matched in 19' racks. Up to 32
racks with 16 interface cards can be combined for a
cost-effective, space saving solution. The Omicron modular
concept provides a migration path for
network growth by building on investments already in peace.
Easy to use operator interface : A menu driven operator interface
supported by an on-line help facility provides access and control
of network configuration information, alarms, trends, link
status, etc.
By combining monitoring, datascoping and access functions,
Omicron provides the Network Manager with another powerful fault
isolation system to enhance performance and reduce costs.s.
Data Circuit Access And Test System (dcats)
DCATS (Data Circuit Access and Test System) is an integrated
network management tool for centralized fault determination,
realtime alarm reporting and enhanced diagnostic support.
Originally developed for data carriers to provide signal level
monitoring, datascoping and V.54 test facilities, DCATS is a very
effective tool for all high availability networks.
Rapidly isolates faulty equipment : Typically attached to
communication equipment at hub locations, DCATS concept focuses
on 'Nailing the Ailing and Failing' components of your network!
Not only does DCATS detect & report fault conditions in
real-time, it also enables datascoping and loopback testing from
the control centre. Consequently, the network manager is always
aware of service outages and is able to isolate problem areas
without the costly dispatch of technical personnel.
Automated fault detection : Using interactively defined
conditions, the monitor function detects and reports all signal
level alarms related to remote equipment. Audible alarms and link
identification error messages rapidly isolate problem areas.
Internal test facilities locate faulty link sections : DCATS
diagnostics offer built-in facilities for end-to-end link
testing. Without additional circuits or test equipment, the
Network Manager can test local or remote modems on the line or
drop side of a link. DCATS internal test generator can call on a
variety of diagnostics with standard or user-defined test
patterns. If specialized long termor short term tests are
required, DCATS provides extensive local
and remote access.
Datascoping of remote links : Datascoping facilities at the
control centre is a feature unique to Omicron's product series.
Without additional circuits or equipment, the Network Manager can
view and analyze Rx and Tx data of remote links to determine
protocol related faults.
Omicron's modular architecture :
Omicron's wide range of data communication products is based on
an innovative modular design. Reliable products can be mixed and
matched in 19' racks. Up to 32 racks with 16 interface cards can
be combined for a cost-effective, space saving solution. The
Omicron modular concept provides a migration path for network
growth by building on investments already in place.
Easy to use operator interface : A menu driven operator interface
supported by an on-line help facility provides access and control
of network configuration information alarms, trends, link status,
tests, etc.
By combining monitoring, datascoping and testing functions,
Omicron provides the Network Manager with another powerful fault
isolation system to enhance performance and reduce costs.s.
Intelligent Network Restoral System (inrs)
Intelligent INRS combines monitoring, datascoping and switching
functions to ensure that data moves continuously to its indented
destination.
Backup for critical equipment and circuits : The INRS
(Intelligent Network Restoral System) is an integrated network
management tool for centralised realtime alarm reporting,
diagnostic support and intelligent network restoral.
Most networks, particularly those that are transaction oriented,
cannot afford service interruptions. With this in mind, INRS was
designed to monitor, control and provide critical backup for
network links or equipment. Typically attached to communication
equipment at hub locations the INRS enables the network manager
to remotely detect problems and instantly restore service from
his P.C. Open, this occurs without end-user knowledge of failure
conditions!
Configurable Switching : INRS link and equipment restoral can be
set for automatic, controlled or manual switching. Typically,
concentration points use INRS automatic switching to minimize
downtime. However, network managers occasionally require
controlled switching for less critical links or manual switching
to dedicate links to their primary or secondary ports.
Automatic switching triggered by user-defined conditions : INRS
continuously monitors remote links for user-defined alarm
conditions. Audible alarms and link identification error messages
alert the network manager of problem areas. With automatic
switching enabled, INRS instantly restores the failed link or
equipment to reestablish service. Automatic switching
can also be scheduled far weekends or off-hours to satisfy
routine outage period requirements.
Controlled switching regulated by the network manager : With INRS
controlled switching, the network manager can supervise the
switch over of failed links or equipment. Group or Supergroup
definitions enable single command control over individual or
multiple link switching.
Manual switching provides override : With INRS manual switching
the network manager can override automatic and controlled
switching. By simply setting the appropriate front panel toggle
switch, a common port can be dedicated to either the primary or
secondary port.
Safety from unintended switching : INRS protects communications
against accidental switching with two safety features. INRS
Anti-Glitch Control Feature filters out electrical line noise
which might trigger inadvertent switchover. INRS Delay Feature
prevents switchover due to transient changes by requiring the new
signal state to be stable for 1 to 64 seconds. In addition INRS
protects against power outages by maintaining all switch
positions with latching relays.
Datascoping of remote links : Datascoping facilities at the
control centre is a feature unique to Omicron's product series.
Without additional circuits or equipment, the network manager can
view and analyze Rx and Tx data of remote links to determine
protocol related faults.
Omicron's modular architecture : Omicron's wide range of data
communication products is based on an innovative
modular design. Reliable products can be mixed and matched in 19'
racks. Up to 32 racks with 16 interface cards can be combined for
a cost-effective, space-saving solution. The Omicron modular
concept provides a migration path for network growth by building
on investments already in place.
Easy to use operator interface : A menu driven interface
supported by on-line help provides access to alarms, trends,
utilisation, link status, etc.
Omicron combines monitoring, datascoping and switching functions,
that provide the network manager with a powerful fault isolation
tool to minimize cost and maximize uptime.e.
Match Maker
Concerned with protection of investment in existing equipment,
while trying to upgrade your system ?
In today's complex networking environment, users want to take
advantage of higher speed facilities. However, major investments
in lower speed devices, such as ATMs, delay upgrading the network
to higher speeds. Omicron's Speed Adapter unit offers a
painless, plug and play solution, complete with Netview
compatibility, remote side-stream management, diagnostics and
support capabilities.
Based on a standalone intelligent platform, it supports:
- multiple protocols,
- data encoding schemes,
- speeds,
- software applications.
Because of its bus structure, its functionality can be enhanced
to include port/line sharing and dial back up functions.
HIGHLIGHTS
Speed matching : The Speed Adapter provides automatic speed
conversion for synchronous or asynchronous data transmissions.
Speeds supported range from 300 bps to 64 Kbps.
Maximize system throughput : Address filtering minimizes the
response time to broadcast and DTE specific frames.
Clocking options and encoding schemes : Support for multiple
clocking and data encoding schemes adds
extra integration power to the SA.
Encoding schemes supported: NRZ, NRZI, FM0 and FM1
Clocking options: . Internal clock
. External clock
Multi-protocol Support : One of the major benefits of the Speed
Adapter resides in its power to handle multiple protocols.
Currently support exists for:
. Asynchronous protocols
. SDLC
. BSC
. HDLC
. Frame Relay
Auto-configuration : The auto-configuration feature of the SA
makes installation a snap. Just mount the unit, connect the
cables, and turn on the power. The unit automatically determines:
. communication speeds
. encoding schemes
. address(es) of attached unit(s)
Remote management :
. Netview compatible and side-stream management is supported.
. Depending on the location of the SA in the system environment,
LPDA-2 or LL-2 compatibility applies.
. Side-stream management can alert a PC-based Help Desk..
Dial Backup Switch (dbs) - The Com Protector!
Do Leased Line problems bring your operations to a halt ?
Solution: Omicron's Dial Backup Switch (DBS) - the Com
Protector!
Omicron's DBS provides automated protection against loss of
communication on leased lines. Malfunction may be caused by
network trouble or physical line loss.
Operations are restored by the DBS immediately via a dial-up
circuit. This reduces the system downtime.
When used in conjunction with Omicron's Dial Backup Controller,
it will even prevent interruption of the user sessions. Users are
totally unaware of the interruption.
The DBS can be used on analog or digital Lines with baud rates
from 300 bauds to T1. Support is available for RS232 and V.35
interfaces. Its transparent operation makes it compatible with
all protocols.
Cost savings are immediate since the Dial Backup function can be
installed on an existing line, without affecting its normal
usage. The backup function is activated if and when the primary
Leased Line is not available.
Incoming or outgoing calls are handled automatically with an
internal or external modem (V.32bis).
Non-intrusive monitoring of critical control signals on the 3
ports Common, Leased and Dialup, optimises the switching
operation in order to:
. maximize up-time
. minimize long distance charge for dial backup, if applicable.
Because of its modular structure, the DBS functionality can be
enhanced to include:
. line sharing
. speed matching to Leased or Dial Line
Highlights :
. Protects digital and analog lines
. Supports RS232 and V.35 interfaces
. Provides interface matching
. Protocol transparently
. Automatic or manual switching
Leased Line to Dial Line switch:
- Loss of DCD for 10 seconds on Leased Line
- Appearance of DCD on Dial Line
Dial Line to Leased Line switch:
- Return of DCD for 10 seconds on Leased Line without Test Mode
signal
- Loss of DCD on Dial Line
. Auto-dial / Auto-answer
- The dialout unit triggers dial process of DCE/DSU with the DTR
signal.
- The Auto-answer unit triggers answering process of DCE/DSU
with the DTR signal.
. Optional internal modemem
Backup Line Snatcher
Do Leased Line problems bang your operations to a halt ? Are
Dial Backup Line costs denting your budget ? Are you concerned
about secure access of backup modem ?
Solution: Omicron's Backup Line Snatcher provides:
. Dial Backup
. Backup Line cost savings
. Access security
Omicron's Backup Line Snatcher (BLS) provides automated dial
backup without additional line charges. It provides protection
against physical communication loss and other malfunctions on
Leased Lines.
Sensing an interruption, the BLS immediately creates a dialup
access window and switches traffic to the backup circuit. When
Leased Line operation is restored, the BLS returns the traffic to
the Leased Line and closes the dial access window.
Cost savings are immediate since the Backup Line Snatcher
function can be installed on an existing line, without affecting
its normal usage. The backup function is activated if and when
the Leased Line is not available.
Long-distance charges for dial backup, if applicable, are kept to
a minimum.
Line Snatcher feature saves cost for backup line by sharing an
existing telephone line with the backup modem.
Line Snatcher increases access security of backup modem.
Alternative configuration provides centralized testing of backup
facilities. The BLS is transparent to Line type, Protocol and
speed.
Because of its modular structure, the BLS functionality can be
enhanced to include:
. line sharing
. speed matching
Highlights :
. Saves cost of backup line
.Secures access of backup modem
. Supports digital and analog lines
. Supports RS232 and V.35 interfaces - interface matching
optional
. Protocol transparent
. Automatic or manual switching
. Auto-dial / Auto-answer control of DCE/DSU by the BLS
. Easy installation and maintenance
. Optional internal modem
. Low-cost and unique solutionn
Frameways Quatro
- Saves costs
. Consolidates your traffic
. Supports special applications such as POS traffic
The Omicron 'FrameWays' provides a cost-effective solution for
accessing public or private Frame Relay networks. It may be used
for connecting a single device or to consolidate traffic from
multiple devices with different protocols datarates.
Designed for painless migration to Frame Relay from Leased Lines
and Packet Switched Networks, the FrameWays is ideal for:
- POS operations.
- Bridge/Router environments,
- Legacy systems: point-to-point band multipoint,
- Client/server environments,
- Parallel networks,
HIGHLIGHTS
FrameWays benefits:
. reduce transmission costs
. achieve higher data rates and better response time
. protect investment in current equipment
. improve interconnectivity
Prioritization and flexible backup features assure the timely and
accurately delivery of traffic in mission-critical applications.
Dynamic Bandwidth Allocation provides a parallel path for
additional traffic when backup is not required.
Extensive support for standard and proprietary protocols provides
painless network consolidation.
Remote support includes software upload, Netview compatibility
and superior diagnostics .
Frame Relay Compliance :
- Annex G ANSI T1.61 7
- RFC 1490
- Frame Relay switching
Protocol Support :
- SNA/SDLC, X.25, Frame Relay, BSC, Asynch.
- Datapac 3201 & 3101, Proprietary BSC
- Custom Protocols
Management :
- LMI - Netview compatible
- Dedicated port Network Management and Support.
- Remote Software download.
- Traffic Prioritization based on DLCI, protocol, or user port.
- Congestion management with:
- Handshake control
- Dynamic speed control based on FECN and BECN.
Adp Processing Unit - Frame Relay Access Device
Connectivity Software - Sna & Pos Devices
Connectivity Software For Network Access
Integrated Port And Line Sharing
Integrated Sharing Device - Programmable
Modem Fallback Switch (mfs)
Modem Sharing Device (msd)
Network Alarm Reporting System
Protocol Conversion - Frame Relay Access Device
Sharing, Switching & Matching Devices
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