Advanced Relay Corp

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Founded in 1982, Advanced Relay is a specialist in data communications. First to introduce an X.25 toolkit for the PC in 1984, the popular PC.25™, Advanced Relay continues to develop new products and tools to satisfy the data transport needs of our customers. Advanced Relay's tools are used in current communications technology or when integrating old technologies to new networks. Our products support multiple operating systems and hardware platforms. They are targeted to a wide range of developers and integrators who use them to collect and distribute data throughout their networks.

Advanced Relay is a privately held corporation incorporated in Oregon in 1988. The company was originally founded in California in 1982. We are located in Eugene, Oregon.

Leverage our 27 years of experience in data communications to integrate your legacy systems into a modern network infrastructure (e.g. X.25 to TCP/IP).

In addition to the PXS u synchronous adaptor, we provide Lay GO ® , our highly modular multiprotocol stack (X.25, LAPB, LAPD, NRM, Frame Relay and proprietary). The combined use of Lay GO and host-based TCP/IP or wireless services provides a great variety of communication solutions. Besides HDLC, we support drivers for SDLC, bit transparent, Bisynchronous and Monosynchronous modes.

In addition to providing phone services, most telecom companies provided (and some still provide) their customers access to Public or Private X.25 Data Networks (PDN) also known as Packet Switched Data Networks (PSDN). Created in the mid-1970s, they were an economic alternative to leased line or dial-up connections and to IBM's Systems Network Architecture (SNA). X.25 PDNs used point-to-multipoint connections or virtual circuits (VC), and for each VC the network guaranteed that data packets entering the network were leaving the network in the same sequence and were error-free.

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