Epygi Quadro Quadro M32x User manual

Large capacity
Increased reliability & redundancy
True Enterprise grade solution
What are Your VoIP BENEFITS?
QuadroM32x: The Enterprise IP PBX Solution
Redundancy Options
The QuadroM32x also offers a built-in E1/T1 digital trunk
interface. This link can be used as the primary interface or
as a redundant link while utilizing an ITSP as the primary
service. Redundant Ethernet links are also included for
secondary failover networks or a voice DMZ.
Integrated Conference Server
Conferencing is a common feature used by today’s large
organizations. The QuadroM32x features a 64 person con-
ference bridge with the same features found on our stand-
alone Quadro Conference Server. The presenter can mute
participants, assign speakers and track overall activity.
Regular participants can also view the active meeting and
can indicate a request to speak during a muted session.
The QuadroM32x is designed to deliver greater IP Line capacity, reaching 192 registered extensions and 60 concurrent calls.
Epygi’s largest IP PBX continues to deliver all the features currently found on our existing Quadro line with the addition of some
vital enterprise grade tools.
Conferencing and Automatic Call Distribution are a few of the unique features to this product. Third party integration with
Unified Multimedia Communications platforms is another key solution for large businesses.
Expanding the digital and analog trunking capacity of the QuadroM32x is simple using Epygi Quadro Gateways. Epygi’s FXO,
ISDN, and E1/T1 Gateways with the Quadro and QuadroM IP PBX line. This flexibility will allow our customers to satisfy any
configuration need.

TD-QuadroM32x-Let-15-01
Features
Epygi Technologies, Ltd.
6900 Dallas Parkway, Suite 850
Plano, Texas 75024
Tel/Fax: [phone]
Web: www.epygi.com
E-mail: [email protected]
Technical Data: QuadroM32x Version 4.1.x
Telephony
Voice Features
Voice Coding G.711, G.726 (16, 24, 32,
40 Kbps), G.729A, iLBC (13,33 kbit/s ,
15,2 kbit/s);
(ITU-T: G711, G.726, G729 Annex A;
RFC 3951 :iLBC; IETF;ITU-T Q.23, Q.24,
Bellcore GR.506, GR.181; ITU-T G.168-
2000, 2002; ETS_300659_1,2,3)
NAT traversal (both manually and STUN)
VAD, CNG, G.168 echo cancellation.
Bandwidth Requirements
Per call WAN bandwidth requirements
for the following codecs
(non-encrypted):
G.711 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
iLBC 30 msec 27 kbp
PBX Features
Call blocking, Forwarding, Hold, Transfer
Call relay, Call waiting, Caller
ID Detection
Voice mail
Call park, Pickup, Paging, Intercom
Multilevel auto attendant with Interactive
Voice Response (IVR) and VoiceXMLv2
support
Voice mail with SMS notification
Distinctive ringing
Speed dialing
Many extension ringing
Receptionist
Call hunting, Hiding Caller ID
Automated Call back from Auto
Attendant
Hold music
Call statistics
Do Not Disturb
Unified messaging
3-way conferencing
Hotline service
T.38 fax, fax relay and clear channel fax
Unified Fax Messaging
Busy auto-redial
Directory assistance
Dial plans (call routing)
Time of day routng
Call Queue
Voice Mail profile
Automatic Call Distribution
Conference Server
Call Signaling
SIP (RFCs: 3261, 3263, 3265, 3311,
3323, 3324, 3325, 3428, 3515, 3578,
3581, 3725, 3842, 3856, 3863, 3891,
3892, 4028, 4235)
SDP (RFC 2327)
RTP (RFCs: 1889, 1890, 2833, 3389,
3550, 3551, 3555, draft-ietf-avt-rf-
c2833bis-05, draft-ietf-avt-rtp-ilbc-o5),
Fax over IP (ITU-T: T4, T30, T38, V17,
V21, V27 ter, V29).
POTS Signaling
Loop start
CCS Signaling
ITU-T: Q.921, Q.931 (DSS1), Q.951;
ETSI ETS300 102 (NET5); ECMA-143-
(QSIG); SR-NWT-002120 (NI2)
NTT INS1500 for Japan
PRI switch types: DSS1, NET5, QSIGg,
5ESS,
NTT ins1500 DMS 100
Mail client to send voice and fax
messages as e-mail attachments (.wav
and .tif) and system notifications
DNS (DYNDNS) support with third party
NAT/Router with port forwarding and
port translation.
System
Management
Multilingual WEB interface accessible
from LAN and WAN (HTTP/HTTPS)
Password control
Remote diagnostics and software
upgrade
Auto-provisioning
VoIP Carrier Wizard
Download/restore configuration
Legible and editable configuration files
Auto-configuration of IP phones via TFTP
and HTTP
SNMP Monitoring and Configuration
Third Party Call Control XML RPC
Reset button with factory reset option
Custom Language Pack
Diagnostics/Testing
LEDs: Busy, Info, Fault, LAN, WAN, Line
E1/T1 diagnostics, Loop settings
Remote testing
Environmental
Physical Dimensions
Rack-mountable devices:
Measurements: 19” x 7.56” x 1.77”
(48.0 x 19.2 x 4.5 cm)
Weight: 2.47 lbs.(1090 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 - 240 VAC; 50/60 Hz; 0.5 A
Regulatory Compliance
EMC: CFR 47, PART 15,
SUBPART B CLASS A
Telecom: TBR12/TBR13; AS/ACIF
CAS Signaling
CAS (MELCAS, ITU, ITU-T2, ITU-T: Q.400,
Q.411, Q.421, Q.422, Q.440-Q.442,
Q.450-Q.452, Q.454, Q.455, Q.457,
Q.458, Q.460-Q.468, Q.470-Q.476
Types: Loop Start, Ground Start;
E&M Delay Dial, E&M Wink Start,
E&M Immediate Start, E&M FGD
R2 DTMF, R2 compelled, R2 non-
compelled, R2 compelled with ANI, R2
non-compelled with ANI; R2 Parameters
for Brazil and Mexico etc.)
ANSI T1.403.02-199, T1.403.02a-2001
DTMF
In band & out of band signaling support.
Connectivity
Extensions
Up to 400 extensions including FXS
phones LAN IP Phones remote and
virtual extensions
All extensions can be registered on dif-
ferent SIP servers
LAN IP Phones
32 SIP phones by default;
160 additional SIP phones may be
added with feature keys
Remote IP extensions may be enabled
for each SIP phone
Plug-and-Play with select IP Phone
manufactures
System Capacity
Maximum 64 concurrent VoIP calls with
external parties
Unlimited station to station calling for IP
phones
Premise Connections
2 short-loop FXS ports (RJ11)
2 Ethernet 10/100 BASE T port (RJ45)
Uplink Connection
1 Ethernet 10/100 BASE T (RJ45)
External Storage
Compact Flash
Billing
Radius Client (RFCS: 2865, 2866)
Internet
STUN/NAT traversal (RFC 3489)
IPSec VPN with DES, 3DES amnd AES
encryption in tunnel mode (RFCs:
2402, 2406, 2409). Manual and
automatic IKE key support
PPTP VPN
L2TP VPN
Firewall security via:
Intrusion Detection System
NAT (Network Address Translation)
Policy and service-based filtering
Stateful inspection firewall
DHCP server on the LAN side
DHCP client on the WAN side
DNS server with forwarding functionality
SNTP (Simple Network Time Protocol)
server/client for computer clock synchro-
nization PPPoE connection to the ISP
with PAP/(MS)CHAP authentication
IP DIFFSERV for QoS
Virtual LAN (VLAN/IEEE 802.1Q)