Vmux-110
Voice Trunking Gateway
FEATURES
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Integrates voice and data
over packet networks
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Connects one E1/T1 digital
voice or four analog voice
ports over a serial or
10/100BaseT uplink
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Second Ethernet port for
user LAN connectivity
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Features Vmux family
TDMoIP multiplexing
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Employs voice compression
techniques G.711, G.723.1
and G.729A
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Dynamic bandwidth
allocation using Voice
Activity Detection and
silence suppression
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G.168 echo cancellation of
up to 16 msec per channel
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Group III Fax relay at rates
of 4.8 to 14.4 kbps
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Transparent modem relay
for all common rates and
standards
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Priority mechanism for voice
traffic
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QoS support:
Labeling IP level priority
(ToS)
VLAN tagging and priority
labeling according to IEEE
802.1p&q
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HDLC channel compression
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DTMF/MFR2/MFC signal
detection, generation and
relay
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Signaling supported:
Transparent CAS,
including R2 and E&M
Transparent CCS,
including ISDN, QSIG
and SS7
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Management via
user terminal, secured
SNMP and Telnet
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Enhanced local and remote
diagnostic tools
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Compact 1U-high platform,
compatible with 19" racks
DESCRIPTION
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Vmux-110 is a customer-located
device that complements the
larger modular Vmux-2100
system, fulfilling the need for a
low capacity remote voice
trunking gateway for both IP and
leased line TDM networks.
Vmux-110 is available with either
an E1 or T1 port for digital voice
channels, or four FXS ports for
analog POTS.
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Vmux-110 compresses the voice
traffic and transports it over either
a serial TDM link, or a
10/100BaseT IP link. The device
employs G.723.1, G.729 Annex A
and G.711 compression
algorithms together with RAD’s
unique TDMoIP multiplexing,
including transparent CAS and
CCS signaling.
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A second 10/100BaseT port is
provided for connecting a user
Ethernet LAN to the unit.
Together with Vmux-110’s integral
Ethernet switch, this allows
integrating the user LAN traffic
with the compressed voice, over a
single uplink (IP or serial) to the
network.
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Voice Activity Detection (VAD)
and silence suppression allow
Vmux units to dynamically
allocate bandwidth for voice
traffic. This results in very efficient
bandwidth usage, leaving more
bandwidth for data transport.
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By preventing packets from being
sent when no voice activity is
detected, the VAD mechanism
conserves bandwidth. The
improved bandwidth utilization
enables Vmux-110 to support a
higher number of channels than is
possible by using conventional
voice compression methods
alone. By performing TDMoIP
multiplexing and grouping the
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