MediaPacks are well suited for commercial VoIP deployment because of their mature and field-proven voice and fax technology. Their rich feature set allows integration with a wide range of Carriers and Enterprise network applications. MediaPack gateways are used by Carriers and Service Providers in Access networks for connecting Multi-Tenant Units (MTU), IP Centrex subscribers, payphones and rural users over various wireless and satellite links. Enterprises use MediaPack gateways to connect their legacy PBX systems over an IP infrastructure. In addition, in IP Centrex and central IP-PBX applications, the MediaPack increases the remote
location availability and provides Stand Alone Survivability (SAS) when there is no IP connection between branch locations and the central SIP servers, SIP Proxy or central IP-PBX.

• Provides voice, fax and modem support

• Offers toll quality voice compression

• Enhanced capabilities including MWI, long haul, Metering Tones Generation, CID and outdoor protection

• Allows Fallback to PSTN for E911 (Emergency number PSTN breakthrough) or upon network/power failure (FXO and /or FXS) configurations

• Supports Stand Alone Survivability (SAS) for IP Centrex and Central IP-PBX

• Proven integration with leading PBXs, IP-PBXs, Softswitches and Gatekeepers

• Offers a range from 2 to 24 analog ports

• Supports PSTN/PBX analog telephons (FXS) or analog lines (FXO)

• Connection to the IP network through 10/100 ethernet interface

• Multiple LBR codes, per chanelInternal power supply

• Echo-cancellation, Jitter buffer, VAD e CNG

• Compatible with SIP (RFC 3261), H323 (V4), MGCP, MEGACO (H248) protocols

• Web interface for an easy configuration and installation

• SNMP and syslog support

• Supports fax G3, T38

• Rich subscriber 

• Feature Set including: 3-Way conference with local mixing, call pickup, hunt groups, call forwarding, call hold and call transfer

• Enhanced capabilities which include MWI, long-haul, Metering Tones, STUN, Security features, Generation, CID and outdoor protection

• Stand Alone Survivability (SAS) for SIP based IP Centrex and Central IP-PBX applications

• EMS for comprehensive management operations (FCAPS)

• Automatic provisioning via TFTP/HTTP