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Communications Server CS 410/425 Communications “The voice communications platform of choice.” Server CS 410/425 The pbxnsip CS 410/425 The small office appliance from pbxnsip integrates analog The CS 410/425 comes with two Ethernet ports. This makes telephone lines within the pbxnsip software. It alleviates it possible to use a private IP address in the LAN and at the the need to run the software on a separate PC reducing the same time connect phones in remote locations to the public power consumption and administrative effort. Using solid- IP address on the second Ethernet interface (WAN). state hardware minimizes the risk associated with hard disks and CPU fans. Full Feature Set The system includes all the features from the IC based It is the perfect solution for small to medium sized pbxnsip editions. This includes standard features like businesses (SMB) that want to take advantage of VoIP’s voicemail, auto attendant or conferencing, but also benefits and have the option to keep their existing phone advanced features like call barge in or cell phone integration. lines. For example, local calls can be terminated through the 4 FXO or (PSTN) lines while international calls can be Popular CPE PBX Features sent through the Internet via your favorite internet service The CS 410/425 supports music on hold input from a regular provider (ITSP). audio jack input. Music on hold can be provided from CD or MP3 player as well as local radio stations. The system Modern System Design has a paging output connector. This makes it possible to The CS 410/425 is built on a System on Chip (SoC) design use existing overhead paging infrastructure. In the LAN the that integrates all essential PBX functions on one chip. system can also send RTP multicast traffic and use multicast- This reduces the hardware costs and increases the system enabled devices for office audio paging. stability. Using standard memory like NAND-Flash makes it possible to store large amounts of data in the system. A Plug and Play digital signal processor echo cancellation and gain control The CS 410/425 IP PBX supports plug and play of popular IP on the PSTN side. phones like Polycom, snom, Aastra, and Linksys. The PBX itself can be managed through the web interface. It also supports SNMP for remote quality supervision with standard Key Features & Benefits network management tools. • Built-in 4 Port FXO PSTN Gateway • 10 Extension Support (CS 425: 25 Extensions) optional COOL • Paging and Music on Hold audio connectors GOOD LOOKING DEVICE! • Full PBX features including: save more than 3000 kWh per year* - Voicemail, Auto Attendant, Intercom, Paging, compared to a PC Conference Server, Hot Desking, Agent Groups server. - Cell Phone Integration, find me/follow me - SIP Trunking, NAT support - Full version 3.0 feature set HARD WORKING • Plug & Play and Remote Management • Integrates with Microsoft SIP-compatible products • Full Security Support (TLS/SRTP/HTTPS) • HTTP-based management and full OS access • Now with 1 GB of built-in flash memory • Low power consumption, fanless operation (less than 7 watts) * PC with 400 Watt takes 3500 kWh, CS410 takes around 200 kWh per year. Copyright © 2008 pbxnsip Inc. All rights reserved. Trademarks or registered trademarks mentioned in this document are the property of their respective manufacturers or owners unless stated otherwise. Product specifications contained in this document are subject to change without notice. “The voice communications platform of choice.” Technical Specifications for the pbxnsip CS 410/425 Main Features Trunking • Call escalation • SIP compliant • B2BUA (IP-Gateway) architecture • Day/night mode, holidays • Built-in 4 Port FXO PSTN Gateway • Registration and gateway trunks • Web based queue status display • 2 x RJ-45 Network Interfaces • ENUM support Hunt Groups • Music In and Paging Out audio connectors • CO-line emulation • Serial and parallel search • Small size and fan less / disk less • ANI number presentation • Day/night mode, holidays operation • DID routing • Distinctive ringing • T.38 (FAX) relay • Extension-based dial plans • Custom IVR recordings and routing Accounts MoH, Paging and Intercom decisions (IVR Node) • Auto Attendant • Multiple MoH sources (RTP, File, Call Redirection and Treatment • Extensions audio input) • Anonymous caller ID intercept • Paging Groups • Multiple audio paging output (audio • Do not disturb • Hunt Groups output, RTP multicast) • Redirect on busy, timeout, always • Agent Groups • Intercom through star code • Multiple registrations per extension • Outbound Call Authentication Auto Attendant • Call park, call pickup, call retrieve • IVR Nodes • Star code-based transfer • Service Flags • Dual language support • Prerecorded standard destinations • Last call return, redial Security Features • Day/night mode, holidays • Caller-ID blocking • Loadable SSL/TLS certificate • Dial by name Address Book • TLS and SRTP support • Anonymous call intercept • Personal/domain level address book • HTTPS web interface • Black and white list management • Address book import • Secure provisioning • Camp on • PNP downloadable Address Book • Password and PIN per extension Conference Subsystem • SSH access to the system Presence and Instant Messaging • Conference mixer Mobility Support • Presence agent for presence information • Instant conference • Instant Messaging support • Call forking to cell phone • Conference scheduler with Email • Support for dialog state (BLF) System • Voicemail triggers call to cell phone invitation Management • Inbound call cell phone detection Voicemail System • Camp on from cell phone Management & CDR • Hot desking support • Private and shared voicemail • Performance monitoring and load • Voicemail notification through email Call Supervision protection • Message Waiting Indication (MWI) • SNMP agent • Call barge in • Voicemail commenting • CDR export through SOAP interface • Training mode • Support for external voicemail system • Built-in session border functionality for • Listen in (e.g. Microsoft Exchange 2007 UM™) remote offices Plug and Play Waiting Queues Languages • TFTP, HTTP and HTTPS support • Up to ten announcements • Multiple web interface languages • One-shot password provisioning • MoH mixing with announcements • Multiple audio languages • Time zone provisioning • Agent recovery time • Multiple simultaneous time zones • PBX provisioning and configuration • Call pickup from queue templates Paging Reset Power Output Button Switch Power Connector 4 FXO Ports 2 Ethernet Ports Music on Hold Input Data Communications SONET/SDH Wide Area Networking TDM over IP Ethernet and IP Extension Voice over IP Interface Conversion Voice Compression Signaling Conversion Wireless IP Optimization Services and Support Corporate Headquarters Massachusetts Office: New York Office: 1600 Boston Providence Highway 50 E. Palisade Avenue Suite 101 Suite 410 Walpole, MA 02081 Englewood, NJ 07631 Tel: 508-660-0340 Tel: 201-227-8969 Fax: 508-660-0339 Fax: 201-227-8965 California Office: Washington Office: 40935 County Center Drive 14532 169th Drive S.E. Suite F Suite 130 Temecula, CA 92591 Monroe, WA 98272 Tel: 951-694-1173 Tel: 360-794-0741 Fax: 951-694-1176 Fax: 360-794-3327 Florida Office: Web Sites 2121 Ponce De Leon Blvd. www.pulsewan.com – Corporate Website Suite 525 www.pulsecom.com – VoIP Solutions Website Coral Gables, FL 33134 www.airmux.com – Wireless Solutions Website Tel: 305-569-0323 www.gopackets.com – E-Commerce Website Fax: 305-569-0354 www.talkingplatformsusa.com – Strategic Alliance Maryland Office: 8600 Lasalle Road Suite 323 Towson, MD 21286 Tel: 410-583-1701 Fax: 410-583-1704 Copyright ©2008 by Pulse, Inc. All rights reserved..
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