Specifications |
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Hardware |
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Compact Anti-fire ABS plastic housing with wall-mount design |
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Housing Dimension :176 x 103 x 32.5 mm |
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Temperature : Operating 0 °C to 45 °C, Storage : -20 °C to 70 °C |
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Humidity : Operating 15% to 85%, Storage : 10% to 90% |
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Interface : |
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2/1 POTS ports for Analog phone/FAX/Modem |
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SLC Spec |
5 REN (distance dependant) supported |
| Configurable network parameters & line impedance for countries |
| Configurableringing parameters Trapeze or Sinus |
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100/10Mbps RJ45 Ethernet ports for WAN & LAN |
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Compliant with IEEE802.3u / 802.3 standards |
| 1 WAN port and 1 or 4 LAN port(s) in different models |
| Full / Half-duplex, Auto polarity, Auto MDI/MDXO, Auto-negotiation, VLAN tagging |
| Full wire speed Layer 2/3/4 switching performance |
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LEDs : POWER, PSTN, FXS1, FXS2, WAN, LAN1 (or L1 to L4) |
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PSTN for PSTN call indication and system status |
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1 Reset button for factory defult setting |
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1 console port for engineering service |
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1 DC power input jack 2.5mm diameter |
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Power : |
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Extenal DC wall-mount type power supply |
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Input DC 13V/0.8A |
| VoIP Protocol Stack : |
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SIP V2 (RFC3261), SDP (RFC2327) standards |
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SIP basic message : REGISTER, INVITE, ACK, BYE, CANCEL, SUBSCRIBE, NOTIFY, OPTIONS, INFO (RFC2976), UPDATE (RFC3311), OFFER/ANSWER (RFC3264), REFER (RFC3515), REPLACES HEADER (RFC3891) |
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SIP authentication (HTTP Digest with MD5) |
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Outbound proxy server for all signal and media |
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(**) direct P2P (Ad-hoc) connection and IP address dial |
| Phone Call Services : |
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Basic Calls |
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Caller ID type I and II |
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CLIP / CLIP |
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Supplementary Features : Call Hold, Call Transfer, Call Forward, Call Waiting, CWI, 3-way Call Conferencing, Message Waiting Indication (**) and more |
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ITU T.30 / T.38 FAX support |
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FAX Tone detection (Pass Through) |
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Flexible Dial Plan support |
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PSTN backup line (Emergency, network/power failure) |
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PSTN Pass Thru (Emergency, PSTN call-in, PSTN call-out) |
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Support 1 or 2 accounts for the device |
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Support idle line hunting |
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Repeat dialing on busy |
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DND |
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Anonymous call blocking |
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Call return |
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IVR Control commands |
| Audio Codec : |
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G. 711a/u-law (64k) |
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G. 726 (16k, 24k, 32k, 40k) |
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G. 729A/B (8k) Optional |
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G. 723.1 (5.3k, 6.3k) Ortional |
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ITU T.30 / T.38 for FAX |
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ITU V.29 Modem (Reserved) |
| Voice Features : |
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Exchange of Codec Capability |
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Dynamic Payload |
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Adiustable audio frames per packet |
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DTMG in-band and Out-of-band (RFC2833) |
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Tone/Ring generation configurable |
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Dial tone, Special Dial tone, Ring tone, Ring back tone, busy tone, Network busy/congestion tone, Call waiting tone |
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Voice Activity Detection (VAD) |
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Comfort Noise Generation (CNG) |
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Dynamic voice gain controllable |
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Line Echo cancellation ITU G.168 (LEC) |
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Adaptive jitter buffering |
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Packet loss concealment (PLC) |
| Network Protocols : |
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IPv4 (RFC791), ARP (RFC826), DHCP (RFC2131), PPPoE (RFC2516), ICMP (RFC792), TCP (RFC793), UDP (RFC768), RTP (RFC3550), RTP Profile (RFC3551), RTCP (RFC3605) |
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HTTP Server |
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TFTP Client |
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Telnet Server |
| WAN Side Access : |
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Static IP, DHCP (RFC2131) & PPPoE (RFC2516) |
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Single / Multiple PPPoE Dial-Up |
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Dos attacking secure and broadcast storm protection |
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NAT Traversal with STUN (RFC3489) |
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IGMP snoopy and IGMP proxy (reserved) |
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Multi-VPN pass-through |
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HTTP (RFC2068) server |
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TFTP Client support |
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SNTP protocols |
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DNS client and DDNS support |
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DNS resolving for SIP + STUN + TFTP servers |
| DNS primary + secondary support |
| Obtain DNS server from DHCP |
| DNS Relay |
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PPPTP & L2TP client |
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Single / Multiple NAPT |
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DMZ support |
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Inbound filtering |
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Policy based parental controls |
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IP Multi-cast (reserved) |
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Web based ping & trace route command |
| LAN Side Access : |
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support Router, IP-Sharer / NAT and LAN Bridge modes |
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Very cyber secure and robust broadband VoIP router |
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Stateful packet inspection |
| Static Routing table |
| RIP1 / RIP2 |
| Individual priorities to handle different services and streams |
| Application layer Gateway (ALG) support |
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Reliable and secure rule based firewall for home/SOHO |
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DNS relay (proxy) |
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Network Address Translation (NAT) / PAT support |
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DHCP server (RFC 2131) and (**) function |
| Quality of Service : |
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Support QoS function in the network system |
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VLAn tagging IEEE 802.1q |
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Voice priority over data IEEE 802.1p |
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TOS (RFC791) marking |
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Diffserv Codepoint (DSCP) (RFC2475) |
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Voice traffic pro=iority at ensured configured bandwidth |
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Traffic shaping using bandwidth limitation per port |
| WiFi Functions : |
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Support IEEE 802.11b / IEEE 802.11g |
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Support WPA2, QoS |
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Suppors both transmit and receive antenna diversity |
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Data rates : 1, 2, 5.5, 6, 9, 11, 12, 18, 24, 36, 48 and 54Mbps |
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DSSS with DBPSK and DQPSk, CCK modulations and demodulations with and short preamble |
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OFDM with BPSK, QPSK, 16QAM and 64QAM modulations and demodulations supported with rate compatible punctured convolution coding with coding rate of 1/2, 2/3 and 3/4 |
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Efficient IQ-imbalance calibration, DC offset, phase noise, frequency offset and timing offset compensation provided for the radio frequency front-end impairments |
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Selectable digital transmit and receiver FIR filter provided to meet the requirement of transmit spectrum mask and to reject the adjacent channel interference, respectively |
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Prorrammable scaling both in transmitter and receiver to trade the quantization noise against the increasing probability of clipping |
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Fast receiver automatic gain control (AGC) |
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Adaptive transmit power control supported |
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Hardware based encryption / decryption engine of IEEE 802.11i, including 64-bit / 128-bit WEP, TKIP and AES |
| Management : |
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HTTP passwords up to 16 digits |
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User and administrator separate management levels |
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(**) Encrypted configuration file for local saving |
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Firmware upgrade thru Web, TFTP or APS server |
| Auto - Provisioning Support : |
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Auto-provisioning thru general APS (or ** option : SecureAPS™ server) |
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Boot time or periodic auto-activation of APS |
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Remote Firmware and configuration file upgrade |
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Highly secure with authentication and encryption (thru SecureAPS™) |
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Status and perfoemance monitoring |
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Configurable Syslog log level (thru SecureAPS™) |
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Failsafe Upgrade |
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(**) reservedforthefuture |
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