Product Overview
AudioCodes MediaPack 1288 (MP-1288), hereafter referred to as device, is a cost-effective best-of-breed, high density analog media voice-over-IP (VoIP) gateway. The device provides superior voice technology for connecting legacy telephones, fax machines and modems with IP-based telephony networks, as well as for integration with IP PBX systems. It is designed and tested to be fully interoperable with leading softswitches, unified communications (UC) servers and SIP proxies.
The device is designed for carrier environments including 1+1 power supplies and 1+1 Ethernet redundancy, maintaining high voice quality to deliver reliable enterprise VoIP communications. Advanced call routing mechanisms, network voice quality monitoring and survivability capabilities (including PSTN fallback) result in minimum communications downtime.
The device can be deployed for the following applications:
| ■ | Enterprise campus deployments |
| ■ | PSTN emulation for service providers |
| ■ | Large-scale analog integration with Microsoft Skype for Business environments or other cloud-based or hybrid PBX deployments |
The device offers the following main benefits:
| ■ | High density analog media gateway supporting up to 288 FXS Ports |
| ■ | Ideal for large analog deployments for converting voice, fax and modem calls to IP |
| ■ | Scalable solution with three capacity options: 288, 216 and 144 ports |
| ■ | Cost-effective - single management interface, single IP, no need to stack and cable multiple small analog gateways |
| ■ | Reduced footprint - 3U chassis |
| ■ | Designed for carrier environments, providing high availability with dual Power Supply modules and Ethernet redundancy |
| ■ | Rich interoperability and partnerships that extend across multiple vendor devices and protocol implementations |
| ■ | Delivers high service performance and voice quality |
| ■ | Remote management through HTTP/S-based embedded Web server, CLI, and ini file. |
The device offers the following key features:
| ■ | Support for advanced voice coders such as NB-AMR and NB-Opus |
| ■ | Support for SRTP on all channels without capacity hit |
| ■ | Automatic switching to PSTN via lifeline interfaces upon power or network failure |
| ■ | Integrated protection against surge damage on FXS ports (ITU-T K.21 - basic level compliance) |
| ■ | Supports short and long haul up to 7.5 Km |
| ■ | Support for emergency / elevator phones that require higher loop current and increased ring voltage |
| ■ | Rich and Powerful SIP normalization and routing mechanisms for seamless interoperability |
| ■ | SIP header manipulation |
| ■ | Extensive fax support including T.38 version 3 |