eMorse VOIP

eMorse Voip

VOIP (Voice Over Internet Protocol)
This is a technology that digitizes a telephone call and then sends the data over the internet the same as it does for documents and files. The trick at the receiving end is to re-assemble the packets of data back into the correct order for conversion back to analogue signals for the phone system to work with.

Equipment for eMorse VoIP
EMSW 6900	eMORSE HOST
MTK 40	eMORSE PSTN BOX - 4 CO lines
MTK 80	eMORSE PSTN BOX - 8 CO lines
EMSW EXTB	HANDSET WITHOUT WIRELESS CARD
EMWLAN	WIRELESS LAN CARD FOR HANDSET
EMAP	WIRELESS ROUTER ACCESS POINT
RJ-12/RJ12	RJ12/RJ12 CABLE - HANDSET TO HOST (ALSO SUPPLIES POWER)
RJ12/RJ45	RJ12/RJ45 CABLE - HANDSET TO ACCESS POINT

THIS IS A GLOBAL PABX. MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS ARE:
1 x EMSW 6900 Host which will support 255 handsets and 240 CO lines using the MTK-40 and MTK-80 PSTN gateway boxes. Handsets can be connected via LAN points or via wireless access points using the optional handset wireless card .

IT IS STRONGLY RECOMMENDED THAT THE D1ITK CARD BE CONNECTED TO AN EXCLUSIVE-USE ADSL CONNECTION WITH A STATIC IP ADDRESS.
DIALUP LINKS WILL NOT PROVIDE ENOUGH BANDWIDTH FOR ACCEPTABLE PERFORMANCE.
THE VOIP FEATURE UP/DOWN LOADS VERY LARGE AMOUNTS OF DATA IN A SHORT PERIOD OF TIME. THE ADSL CONNECTION SHOULD BE “UNLIMITED UP/DOWN LOAD” OR THE VOIP ECONOMIC ADVANTAGE COULD BE SERIOUSLY ERODED.
CONNECTING A NETWORK TO THE LAN PORT WILL INCREASE TRAFFIC OVER THE ADSL LINK AND REDUCE THE PERFORMANCE OF THE VOIP.
THE HEAVIER THE TRAFFIC, THE MORE DELAYS/INTERRUPTIONS WILL BE EXPERIENCED