Allied Analogic, Inc. (AALogic) engineers and manufactures unique electronic test equipment, tools, controls, and devices. Our mission is to supply a world-wide market with forward-looking products that benefit our customers by reducing labor costs, increasing their productivity, and enhancing their profits.
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The MLT2400A has been supplied to a world-wide point-of-sale market since 1991 under the ElectroDyne and Allied Analogic Corporation names. Originally designed and developed by H. Wayne Mathews and J. Wayne Morris for VeriFone, Inc., it enjoys daily use worldwide including Brazil, Australia, China, Malaysia, India, France, Germany, U.K., and throughout the United States. A prestigious lineup of customers include VeriFone, Visa, MasterCard, American Express, Hypercom, Ingenico, Schlumberger, Diebold, MoneyTree, and many more including countless small businesses, and POS and ATM application programmers. The ADM2400, introduced in 2004, is a portable data scope for analyzing modem data communications. The unit offers stand alone operation and a PC interface via USB and AALogic View application software. The ADMpc was introduced in 2006. The ADMpc has the same test and measurement capabilities as the ADM2400 in a lower cost desktop version. The ADMpc replaced the MLT24000A which was retired in 2007.

Tuesday, March 20, 2007

ADM2400

AALogic re-enters the Telephone Test Equipment market in 2007 with the introduction of the ATV-25 Construction Test System. The product focuses on modular testing and pair tagging for copper OSP (outside plant). The ATV-25 uses current technology to provide a compact modular test system capable of testing new construction and working pairs. The unit includes pair tagging and a USB interface for uploading test results to a PC. AALogic staff's previous engineering and development experience in the telephone test equipment includes the CAS 2000, DaVaR system, and other products now marketed by Tempo-Textron and Fluke.

Tuesday, March 20, 2007

ATV-25