Specifications
Call Control Protocol Support
• Session Initiation Protocol (SIP)
Application & Messaging Protocol Support
• Broadcast Messaging
• Message Service Functions (MSF)
• XML-RPC
• OAM-REST-API
SIP VOIP Support
• Basic call
• CLIP
• Call Hold
• Call Transfer
• Call Waiting
• Music on Hold (MOH)
Note: Additional advanced telephony solution available depending on integration with host SIP-UC/UCaaS Platform (e.g.: SIP IP-PBXs)
Operation And Maintenance
• Single Panel Web UI for centralizing administration and maintenance of the entire infrastructure
• Provisioning, maintenance, and supervision of all infrastructure components and Spectralink 7000 handsets in the solution
• HTTP with digest authentication
• HTTPS
• Syslog
• SNMP
System Architecture
• The Spectralink VIP-DECT Server One is a software-only control unit acting as a SIP integration unit to the host SIP UC / UCaaS (Call Control Platform) which also controls and handles all other infrastructure elements
• Max. no. of:
– IP-DECT IP Base Stations: 4096
– Simultaneous calls on each IP-DECT Base Station: 11
– Repeaters on each IP-DECT Base Station: 3
– Total Simultaneous calls – supported: 16,384
A. Using Physical Media Resources (MR):
• 32 (total 1024 channels)
• Max simultaneous calls per each Media Resource (HW): 32 (G.711)
B. Using Software (Virtual) Media Resources (MR):
• License (in Server): Max 16,384 Channels
• Can use 32, or 128 MR Channel licenses (in any combination) to achieve max 16,384 Channels
• VMR can be deployed as needed (distributed locally or centrally)
• MR Channels are dynamically allocated based on max VMR channels installed in Server
• Registered Spectralink 7000 DECT handsets:
– Scalable to 16,000
– Base Server One starts with 150 users stepwise: 150 users,
500 users, 1500 users, 4095 users
Supported Codecs
• G.711 A-law and μ-law
• G.726 (32 kbps – 4-bit ADPCM)
• G.729
Networking
• Manual or dynamic host configuration protocol (DHCP)
• Time/Date sync using NTP Protocol
Note: Depending on deployment requirements, IP-DECT Base Stations can be connected over both secure QoS enabled WAN as well as now broadband Internet – supporting hundreds of branch sites to be remotely connected
Provisioning
• Configuration
• User data
• Server firmware
• Base station firmware (License required)
• Handset firmware via SUOTA (License required)
• Handset configuration OTA (License required)