FarSync Software Packages
FarSync Software for Linux
- FarSync SDK FS9610
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- FarSync F-FS9610
- FarSync SDK (Software Developers Toolkit) with Card API's for Linux and Windows
- FarSync SDK allows development of customized solutions for all FarSync Adapter Series hardware
- FarSync F-FS9601
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- FarSync F-FS9601
- FarSync X.25 Switch Software for Linux
- Allows systems with FarSync PCI or PC Card hardware to act as a X.25 network switch
- FarSync F-FS9505
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- FarSync F-FS9505
- FarSync X.25 High Capacity Pack for Linux, up to 4095 simultaneous sessions
- Increase the number of connections up to 4,095 simultaneous per port
- FarSync F-FS9506
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- FarSync F-FS9506
- FarSync XOT (X.25 over TCP/IP) Runtime Software for Linux
- Add XOT to Linux Computers on TCP-IP side of connection
- FarSync F-FS9508
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- FarSync F-FS9508
- FarSync XOT (X.25 over TCP/IP) on FarSync X.25 Cards Extension Software for Linux
- Enables FarSync X.25 equipped Linux computers for serve XOT
FarSync Software for Windows
- FarSync SDK FS9610
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- FarSync F-FS9610
- FarSync SDK (Software Developers Toolkit) with Card API's for Linux and Windows
- FarSync SDK allows development of customized solutions for all FarSync Adapter Series hardware
- FarSync F-FS9509
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- FarSync F-FS9509
- FarSync X.25 High Capacity Pack for Windows, up to 4095 simultaneous sessions
- Increase the number of connections up to 4,095 simultaneous per port
- FarSync F-FS9602
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- FarSync F-FS9602
- X.25 Switch Software for Windows
- Allows systems with FarSync PCI or PC Card hardware to act as a X.25 network switch
- FarSync F-FS9511
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- FarSync F-FS9511
- FarSync XOT (X.25 over TCP/IP) support on Windows
- Allows XOT connectivity for systems running Windows
- FarSync F-FS4107
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- FarSync F-FS4107
- FarSync USB BERT software upgrade to latest version 4.0.2.3
- Upgrade for older, existing models of the FS4106 and FS4105, new models (generally units sold after October 2015) come with the latest software version. Adds support for: User Test Patterns; testing devices/cabling on Multi-Drop networks; testing Round Trip Delays; and bi-directional clocking.
