IP-Tube-T1 / IP-Tube-E1 (T1 / E1 Over IP and Ethernet)

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Lossless Data Compression Option The IP•Tube T1C / IP•Tube E1C detects idle/redundant data within each DS0 resulting in as much as 56 to 1 bandwidth savings. T1 over IP / E1 over IP bandwidth is not consumed by silent or redundant circuits. Management of the IP•Tube T1 / IP•Tube E1 is accomplished with a Command Line Interface that is accessed through a Console or Telnet connection. Common templates provide for cut and Paste configuration

Service Quality Packet Prioritizing:
The IP•Tube T1 / IP•Tube E1 uses the Type of Service byte in the IP packets to prioritize the encapsulated T1 / E1 frames. The setting of the TOS byte can be used to ensure that the real time TDM data from the IP•Tube T1 / IP•Tube E1 is ensured high priority

Rack Mount Kit:
The IP-Tube family is ready for your most demanding central office or data center environments. With the Rack Mount Kit, IP•Tube products are easily installed in 19" and 23" racks. Easy access to both front and rear sides facilitates technician maintenance procedures

Local Area Networks (LANs):
The most compelling option for the interconnection of T1 / E1 based systems is when it can be accomplished over a Local Area Network. The deployment of Fiber based LANS such as FDDI and Gigabit Ethernet, provides organizations with high performance and high quality bandwidth that is especially well suited for the interconnection of PBXs and Telecom Switches.

Wide Area Networks (WANs):
Wide Area Networks that have sufficient bandwidth and Quality of Service provisioning result very significant cost savings especially for Multinational Corporations. The IP•Tube T1C / IP•Tube E1C, a model with lossless data compression, detects idle and redundant data within each voice circuit resulting in a 56 to 1 bandwidth savings. WAN bandwidth is not consumed by silence or redundant samples.

IP Cellullar Back Haul:
IP•Tube T1's / IP•Tube E1's are used to provide transparent interconnection of the base stations (BTSs), base station controllers (BSCs) and mobile switching centers (MSCs) over IP/Ethernet packet-switched networks. Supported access media include fiber, coax and fixed wireless. Cellular phone service providers are able to save substantially by converting to a packet-switch network from circuit TDM lease lines. The IP•Tube T1 / IP•Tube E1 has the duplicate packets transmission and reception feature that provides for resilient performance through a lossy interconnect.

Wireless Ethernet:
Connecting phone systems across a wireless Ethernet connection has a return on investment that is measured in weeks. Eliminating the wired connection for the T1 / E1 based communication equipment is made possible with the IP•Tube’s T1 Over Ethernet / E1 Over Ethernet capability.

IP/Ethernet Service Providers:
Companies, that are able to provide IP/Ethernet access networks generate new revenue by offering traditional T1 / E1 leased line and private line services, such as:

• Cable operators: Cable operators connect traditional T1 / E1 leased line and private line services over their hybrid fiber coax (HFC) cable networks.

• Metropolitan Area Networks: Metropolitan carriers with IP or Broadband Ethernet access networks deliver traditional leased and private line services.

• Utilities: Utilities generate new revenue by offering traditional T1 / E1 leased line and private line services over their fiber or power line networks.

CLEC PBX Back Haul:
The IP•Tube T1 / IP•Tube E1 provides CLECs with a way to back haul T1 / E1 DS0s from a customer’s phone systems over their Internet connection. The back hauled DS0s are connected to the CLECs phone switch for connection to the Public Switched Telephone Networks. Competitive Local Exchange Carriers are able to provide customers with a very economical alternative to the local Phone Company since the Local Loop charges for each phone line are consolidated.

 

LAN Network Interface: • 10BaseT Ethernet   LAN Network Protocols Supported: • IP, TCP, UDP, ICMP, BOOTP T1 Over IP / E1 Over IP Protocol: • TDM Over IP • Circuit Extension Services Over IP - CESOIP • HDLC Over IP - HDLCOIP • Frames Per Packet Configurable 8 to 56 (8 to 40 for E1) • Low Latency Mode: 1 millisecond 8 T1 / E1 frames • Max Payload Mode: 5 millisecond 56 T1 frames (or 40 E1 frames) Regulatory: • Safety -IEC60950 • EMC - CFR 47 Part 15 Sub Part B:2002, EN55022:1994+A1&A2, EN55024, ICES-003 1997 CISPR 22 Level A • Telecom - Part68 • CE Dimensions: • 9” (L) x 7.3” (W) x 1.50” (H)

Quality of Service Support: • IP Type of Service (TOS) CLI configurable • IANA Registered UDP Port 3175TFTP Online Upgrade Capable (FLASH ROMs) • IPTube is fully operational during upgrade Management: • Telnet support with Edit and Paste Template Files • Console Port for Out of Band Management • SNMP support (MIB I, MIB II) • Remote configuration, monitoring, & reset. Power: • 12/24 VAC/DAC, 1.0A • Optional 12-36 VDC 1.0A • Optional -48V 0.25 Amp (Int. Adapters Available) Rear Panel AC: Telco: T1/DS1 Interface for connection to a PBX, telecom switch/multiplexor. Console: Standard 10BaseT Ethernet interface Port Connector • RJ 45 to DB 9 Male Adapter. AC Power Back Panel

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