The
latest addition to the Vega
50 portfolio, the Vega 50
Europa VoIP Gateway connects
a range of legacy telephony
equipment, including PBX's,
ISDN telephones, ISDN,
analog phones and the PSTN
to IP networks. The Europa
supports up to 10 analog
ports, and either 4 or 8
basic rate ISDN channels on
4 interfaces - 4 BRI
interfaces supporting NT and
TE mode.
The following
gateway configurations are available as
standard:
- 4 FXS + 2 FXO
- 8 FXS
+ 2 FXO
- 2 BRI Interfaces (4 channels)
- 4 BRI Interfaces (8 channels)
Total Flexibility of BRI and
Analog Configuration
Each BRI Interface is independently
configurable as either Network (NT) or
Terminal Side (TE) and allows the Vega 50
Europa to be connected to both a PBX and the
ISDN simultaneously. This eliminates
disruption to the configuration of existing
equipment and increases the flexibility and
choices available for call routing.
The Vega 50 Europa
is configurable for different country
requirements including tones and line
impediance, 600R, 900R or CTR-21 making it
easy to deploy for a wide variety of
applications. This ensures that VegaStream
connected networks, within multinational
site locations, can be supported with
confidence.
Open,
Non-Proprietary, Configurable Interfaces
The Basic Rate
Interface (BRI) Vega 50 Europa VoIP Gateways
support ETSI BRI while the analog variants
support standard Loop Start signalling
resulting in significant levels of
interoperability with a wide range of
existing telecommunications systems.
VegaStream VoIP Gateways also support SIP,
H.323 and T.38 Fax and this extends that
interoperability to a broad mix of VoIP
equipment.
Lifeline PSTN Backup
Vega 50 Europa VoIP
Gateway, when equipped with FXS ports, are
also fitted with two FXO ports. When
powered, Vega 50 Europa will route calls to
or from these two FXO ports. Under power
failure conditions, the two FXO ports
provide a hard-wired by-pass feature to the
two FXS ports. This allows PSTN calls still
to be made, giving resilience and confidence
of business continuity, even under power
failure conditions.
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