Network Modules for Cisco 3700, 3600 and 2600XM series

Analog Voice Interface Cards

 

 

Supported Platforms

 

Product

Description

and Minimum

 

IOS Versions

Comments

 

 

 

 

VIC-2FXO

The two-port FXO

3700 series - 12.2(8)T

When used in a Cisco 2600

Two-port - FXO Voice

voice/fax interface card for

3660 series – 12.0(5)T

or 3600 series router,

Cisco voice/fax network

requires a voice/fax

Interface Card

3640 – 11.3(1)T

modules is used to

network module: NM-1V

 

3620 – 11.3(1)T

 

connect to PBX or key

or NM-2V.

 

system, and to provide off-

2691 – 12.2(8)T1

When used in a 1751 or

 

premise connections.This

2600XM series – 12.1(14)

1760 series router,

 

voice interface card works

 

mainline, 12.2(x) mainline

requires a DSP module.

 

with existing phone and

 

(future), 12.2(8)T1

Requires an IOS “PLUS”

 

fax equipment to provide

 

2650 series – 12.1(3)T

feature set.

 

voice and fax services over

 

2620 series – 11.3(2)XA

 

 

IP, and is compatible with

 

 

H.323 standard for audio-

2610 series – 11.3(2)XA

 

 

and videoconferencing

1760 – 12.2(2)XK

 

 

 

 

 

Modular Router Solutions

1751 – 12.1(5)YB

 

 

Voice & Fax Integration

1721 – Not Available

 

 

 

 

VIC-2FXO-EU

Two-port - FXO Voice Interface Card- For Europe

The two-port FXO voice/fax interface card for Cisco voice/fax network modules is used to connect to PBX or key system, and to provide off- premise connections for Europe only.This voice interface card works with existing phone and fax equipment to provide voice and fax services over IP, and is compatible with H.323 standard for audio- and videoconferencing.

Modular Router Solutions

Voice & Fax Integration

3700 series - 12.2(8)T

3660 series – 12.0(5)T

3640 – 11.3(6)T

3620 – 11.3(6)T

2691 – 12.2(8)T1

2600XM series – 12.1(14) mainline, 12.2(x) mainline (future), 12.2(8)T1

2650 series – 12.1(3)T

2620 series – 11.3(6)T

2610 series – 11.3(6)T

1760 – 12.2(2)XK

1751 – 12.1(5)YB

1721 – Not Available

When used in a Cisco 2600 or 3600 series router, requires a voice/fax network module: NM-1V or NM-2V.

When used in a 1751 or 1760 series router, requires a DSP module.

Requires an IOS “PLUS” feature set.

VIC-2FXO-M1

Two-port – FXO Voice Interface Card with Battery Reversal and Caller ID support

The two-port FXO voice/fax interface card for Cisco voice/fax network modules is used to connect to PBX or key system, and to provide off- premise connections.This voice interface card supports all features of VIC-2FXO and in addition Battery Reversal, Power Denial and Caller ID.

Modular Router Solutions

Voice & Fax Integration

3700 series - 12.2(8)T

3660 series – 12.1(2)XH

3640 – 12.1(2)XH

3620 – 12.1(2)XH

2691 – 12.2(8)T1

2600XM series – 12.1(14) mainline, 12.2(x) mainline (future), 12.2(8)T1

2650 series – 12.1(3)T

2620 series – 12.1(2)XH

2610 series – 12.1(2)XH

1760 – 12.2(2)XK

1751 – 12.1(5)YB

1721 – Not Available

When used in a Cisco 2600 or 3600 series router, requires a voice/fax network module: NM-1V or NM-2V.

When used in a 1751 or 1760 series router, requires a DSP module.

Requires an IOS “PLUS” feature set.

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