Mediatrix 1531 - T1 PRI VoIP Gateway

Mediatrix 1531 - T1 PRI VoIP Gateway
- Product Overview

The Mediatrix 1500 series T1 PRI VoIP gateways are intelligent gateways combining cost-effectiveness and flexibility with high functionality and performance. They provide one ISDN T1 PRI port for 23 simultaneous calls (Mediatrix 1531) or two ISDN T1 PRI ports for 46 simultaneous calls (Mediatrix 1532) from the IP network or the PSTN. The Mediatrix 1500 series gateways link any standard T1 PRI connection to the IP network, and deliver the clarity of toll-quality voice for a comprehensive VoIP solution.

The Mediatrix 1500 series gateways tunnel ISDN/QSIG call signaling messages for full-featured PBX networking over IP. T.38 FoIP, fax bypass, and modem bypass capabilities ensure that the Mediatrix 1500 series gateways seamlessly transport voice and data services. With SIP, H.323 and multiple codec support, the Mediatrix 1500 series gateways offer flexibility and scalability for VoIP network integration and low bandwidth voice. The configurable NT/TE PRI ports, call-switching and user programmable call routing based on various criteria including caller/called ID, allow the Mediatrix 1500 series gateways to integrate smoothly into existing PBX and PSTN networks.


Applications

The Mediatrix 1500 series gateways meet the requirements of medium and large enterprises that want to connect their ISDN equipment, such as ISDN PBXs, through a PRI interface to an IP network. When deployed with low-density gateways, the Mediatrix 1500 series gateways are able to provide transparent ISDN port extensions over an IP network. The remote ISDN terminals can be managed centrally and benefit from PBX services such as calling groups, least cost routing or voice mail.

The Mediatrix 1500 series gateways also support transparent ISDN & QSIG tunneling. PBXs can be networked using IP while still retaining complete functionality to private voice networking. Designed specifically for enterprise applications, the Mediatrix 1500 series gateways make use of existing broadband access equipment to connect to any standards-based VoIP network.