Aastra Telecom CVX 600 manual SS7 interoperability, Key specifications, Hardware specifications

The definitive solution for whole- saling, the CVX Multi-Service Access Switches’ Virtual Point-of- Presence (Virtual POP) feature enables wholesalers to partition single or multiple CVX 1800s and CVX 600s into a series of mutual- ly independent access switches, each with its own authentication method, database billing system, and management interface. With the Virtual POP feature, whole- salers can customize their network of CVX 1800s and CVX 600s according to the specific needs of each outsourcing customer.

SS7 interoperability

The CVX 1800 and CVX 600 inter- operate with the industry-leading CVX SS7 Gateway to provide cost savings and alleviate switch con- gestion caused by Internet traffic, thus improving network perform- ance. By interoperating with the CVX SS7 Gateway, carriers and service providers can deploy the

for the entire Aastra Network Access product offering, as well as the ability to manage other vendor equipment.

Key specifications

Voice Over IP (VoIP)

•Codec Support

–G.711, G.729a, G.723.1

•Echo cancellation

–G.168, 128 ms tail

•Voice activity detect

•Silence suppression

•Auto detect voice-band data

•Adaptive Jitter Buffer (up to 400 ms)

Hardware specifications

Dimensions

•CVX 1800

–17.5 in. H x 17.3 in.W x 18 in. D

–44.5 cm H x 44 cm W x 45.7 cm D

•CVX 600

–7.0 in. H x 17.3 in.W x 16.25 in. D

–17.8 cm H x 44 cm W x 41.3 cm D

Contact alarms

•Audible and visual

•Critical, major, and minor

Software upgrade

•Via flash memory card; Bootp/TFTP downloadable from network

Power requirements

•CVX 1800

–DC: Nominal -48V, range:

-36 to -56V; 1.5 kW maximum

–Current: 31A at -48V

–AC: 90 to 240V and 47-63 Hz

•CVX 600

–DC: Nominal -48V, range:

-36 to -56V; .5 kW maximum

–Current: 20A at -48V

–AC: 85 to 264V and 47-63 Hz

Environmental

•32-104° F (0-40° C)

•Humidity 10-85 percent non- condensing

•4,259 BTUs/HR

CVX 1800 and CVX 600 in an SS7 environment rather than a PRI environment, thereby reducing costs by upwards of 50 percent. The ability to terminate CO Class 5 switch data traffic reduces Internet congestion. New services such as data-only PRI and switch grooming can be added to the carrier’s and service provider’s offerings.

Flexible management suite

Aastra Network Access offers one of the industry’s most flexible man- agement suite for carriers and service providers. CVX network management enables network managers to quickly and efficiently configure, provision, manage, and troubleshoot CVX products across their entire network. In addition, the Preside portfolio provides a serviceware layer of management

Weight

• CVX 1800

–100 lbs. [45.5 kg] (2,688 modems and DC power)

•CVX 600

–50 lbs. [22.8 kg] (612 modems and DC power)

LAN interface

•Auto-sensing Ethernet 10/100BaseT

PSTN interfaces

•Channelized T3

•Channelized STM1 (optical)

•Channelized T1/E1

Console/craft port

• RS 232, DB-9

IP network interfaces

•Auto-sensing Ethernet 10/100BaseT, 2xOC3c/STM1 ATM, 2xDS-3 Frame Relay, HSSI

Safety certifications

•cUL 950, NTRL/UL 1950, TUV EN 60 950

Telcom approvals

•FCC Part 68, Telcordia GR-

1089-CORE, Telcordia GR-63-

CORE, JATE

•Telcordia (Bellcore) certified to NEBS Level 3, Earthquake Zone 4

EMI/RF—CVX 1800/CVX 600

•FCC Part 15 Class A/B, EN55022 Class A/B (CISPR), VCCI Class A/B

Software specifications

LAN protocols

•TCP/IP

•Ethernet

WAN protocols

•ATM

•Frame Relay

•HSSI