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The MediaPacks are well-suited for commercial VoIP deployment.
Field-proven voice and fax technology and feature-rich design makes the
MediaPacks an excellent solution for various emerging VoIP
applications. The MediaPacks are used in VoIP-based PBX or IP-PBX
architecture as a mediation gateway and remote analog extension. It is
also used for optimizing voice transmission over satellite links,
payphone networks, centralized IVR and Quality Monitoring applications.
The MediaPacks are vastly deployed in the MTU (Multi Tenant Units)
broadband access networks, IP Centrex and rural areas.
General Features:
- Fax, Voice and modem support
- Toll quality voice compression
- Enhanced capabilities including MWI, long haul, metering, CID and outdoor protection
- Support of multiple standard control protocols
- Proven integration with leading PBX's, IP-PBX's, Softswitches, H.323 Gatekeepers and SIP servers
Deliver Feature-Rich Solutions
The MediaPacks are third
generation products that have been designed to meet real market needs.
In addition to superior voice technology, the products provide advanced
telephony features such as long haul, metering, country dependent MWI
and CID for true integration with existing telephony infrastructure.
Variety of management and provisioning tools, such as AudioCodes EMS,
embedded web server, telnet and SNMP enable fast deployment and
management of large and complex networks. The MediaPacks are based on
VoIPerfect (tm) architecture, AudioCodes underlying best-of-breed, core
media gateway technology for all of its products.
MediaPack Series (11x) Features:
- Spans ranging from 2 to 8 analog ports
- Selectable, multiple LBR coders per channel
- T.38 compliant
- Echo canceller, Jitter Buffer, VAD and CNG
- Complies with MGCP, H.323 (v4) and SIP control protocols
- Comprehensive support for supplementary services
- Enhanced capabilities including MWI, long-haul, metering, CID and outdoor protection
- Web management for easy configuration and installation
- EMS for comprehensive management operations (FCAPS)
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