Epygi QUADRO FXO User manual

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Technical Data: QuadroFXO
The Analog Gateway
Gateway to the PSTN
The QuadroFXO is a modular approach to adding
additional outside PSTN lines (POTS) to a corporate
phone network that utilizes an Epygi Quadro IP PBX.
Each QuadroFXO is a stand-alone SIP gateway de-
vice with 6 outside POTS lines. Multiple QuadroFXO
gateways can be added to a Quadro IP PBX depend-
ing on how many additional lines are required. Uses
include the addition of inbound lines, the balancing
of outbound call volumes from a combination of ana-
log and IP phones, fax lines, E911 emergency lines and
individual direct dial numbers for each salesperson.
FXO Extension for Quadro IP PBX
Connected via Ethernet to the LAN interface of a
Quadro IP PBX, QuadroFXO delivers six addional
POTS lines for PSTN calls. Minimal congura-
tion is needed, the Quadro IP PBX will au-
tomatically use the new POTS ports and
present them within its management sys-
tem as additional FXO lines.These lines may be
co-located with the IP PBX or located remotely as
an “extension cord” to another ofce in another city
or even another country.
Mini Point of Presence (POP)
The QuadroFXO can be used as a low cost, mini Point
of Presence (POP). In this conguration you remove
the IP PBX altogether by assigning VoIP network DID
numbers from an ITSP directly to the QuadroFXO
lines. Think of it as a smaller scale alternative to the
QuadroE1/T1 gateway. It truly is the lowest cost for
creating a local presence anywhere on the globe.
QuadroFXO: The Gateway to PSTN, FXO Extension and/or Mini POP
FXO
WA N
LAN
PSTN
INTERNET
PSTN
FXO
LAN
FXO
WA N
PSTN
FXO

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Technical Data: QuadroFXO
TDFXO-Let-11-01
Telephony
Voice Features
Voice Coding G.711, G.723 (5.3, 6.3 kbit/s), G.726
(16, 24, 32, 40 Kbps), G.729, iLBC (13,33 kbit/s, 15,2
kbit/s); (RFC 3951, ITU-T: G711, G.723.1Annex A,
G.726, G729Annex A; IETF; ITU-T, Bellcore GR.506,
GR.181; ITU-T G.168-2000, 2002; ETS_300659_
1,2,3; A-law, m-law coding)
NAT traversal (both manually and STUN)VAD,
CNG, G.168 echo cancellation
Bandwidth Requirements
Per callWAN bandwidth requirements for the
following codecs (non-encrypted):
G.711a/G.711u 20 msec 84 kbps
G.726-16 20 msec 37 kbps
G.726-24 20 msec 45 kbps
G.726-32 20 msec 52 kbps
G.726-40 20 msec 60 kbps
G.729a 20 msec 29 kbps
G.723 30 msec 21 kbps
iLBC 30 msec 27 kbp
PBX Features
Call block, unconditional forwarding
Call statistics
Call routing
AutoAttendant
T.38 fax, fax relay and clear channel fax
Call Signaling
SIP (RFCs: 3261, 3263, 3265, 3311, 3323, 3324, 3325,
3428, 3515, 3578, 3581, 3725, 3891, 3892, 3842,
3856, 3863, 4028, 4235)
SDP (RFC 2327)
RTP (RFCs: 1889, 1890, 2833, 3389, 3550, 3551,
3555, draft-ietf-avt-rfc2833bis-05, draft-ietf-
avt-rtp-ilbc-o5) in band and out of band
signaling support
Fax over IP (ITU-T:T4,T30, T38,V17, V21,V27 ter,
V29)
POTSS signaling
Loop start
FSK and DTMF Caller ID support
System
Management
WEB interface accessible from LAN andWAN
(HTTP/HTTPS), the WAN management access can
be switched off
Password control
Remote diagnostics and software upgrade
Downoad/restore conguration
Reset button with factory reset option
Diagnostics/Testing
LEDs: Busy, Info/Fault, FXO1, FXO2, FXO3, FXO4,
FXO5, FXO6, LAN, WAN
Remote testing andVoIP diagnostics
Power-up diagnostics
Environmental
Physical Dimensions
Desktop devices, wall-mountable:
Measurements: 7.41” x 6.24” x 1.77”
(19 x 16 x 4.5 cm)
Weight: 13 ounces (360 g)
Conditions
41°F - 104°F (5°C - 40°C) operating temperature
41°F - 140°F (5°C - 60°C) storage temperature
5% - 90% non-condensing humidity
Power Supply
Input 100 - 240VAC; 50/60 Hz; 0.5A
Output 12.0 VDC; 1.5 A
Regulatory Compliance
EMC: FCC Part 15 Class B; EN55022 Class B,
EN55024;
Telecom: CTR21/TBR21
Connectivity
System Capacity
6 simultaneous IP-PSTN calls
Premise Connections
1 Ethernet 10/100BASET port (RJ45)
Uplink Connection
6 FXO ports to the Central Ofce (RJ11)
1 Ethernet 10BASET (RJ45)
Billing
Radius Client (RFCS: 2865, 2866)
Internet
STUN/NAT traversal (RFC 3489)
Firewall security via:
NAT (Network AddressTranslation)
Policy and service-based ltering
DHCP server on the LAN side
DHCP client on theWAN side
DNS server with forwarding functionality
SNTP (Simple NetworkTime Protocol) server/cli-
ent for computer clock synchronization
PPPoE connection to the ISP with PAP/(MS)CHAP
authentication
IP DIFFSERV for QoS
DNS support with third party
Port forwarding
Port translation