updated: april 2010

1xE1/T1 over Ethernet Multiplexer (TDMoIP)

Slide 1Updated: April 2010Orion Telecom Networks Inc. - 2010

1xE1/T1 over Ethernet1xE1/T1 over EthernetMultiplexer (TDMoIP)Multiplexer (TDMoIP)

Product PresentationProduct Presentation


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Product Overview VCL-1xE1/T1 over Ethernet (TDMoIP) provides the user with E1/T1 over

Ethernet (IP) conversion and allows the user to transport E1/T1 channels

(carrying data or voice) over Ethernet (IP) Network

Very Compact and low cost

It is an E1/T1 extension device which utilizes the Ethernet / IP Network to

transport E1 or a T1 signal in real-time

Useful for the Real-time applications carrying VOICE, VIDEO and DATA

Compatible with 2 port, 8 port and 16 port TDMoIP versions

The equipment can be installed and used in a point-to-point topology

Multiple equipment can be used in different (Remote) sites in point to

multipoint topology by using 2, 8 and 16 port TDMoIP equipment in central

sites.


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Product Overview The QoS features include short and stable transmission delay, low jitter and

wander etc.

Suitable good for achieving higher bandwidth utilization

It converts the E1/T1 frame format into Ethernet Data for transmission over

the Ethernet or IP Network and then re-converts the Ethernet data back into

E1/T1 frame format at the far-end terminal, to inter-connect two or more

E1/T1 devices over the Ethernet / IP Network

Optional 220V AC (110~240V AC) and -48V DC (18~72V DC) input power

supply.


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How it works The equipment is a TDM / Packet processing unit.

It converts E1/T1 data stream into Ethernet packets with or without IP

headers.

These packets are transported over the Ethernet network.

At the far-end the packets from the uplink Ethernet port are sorted and

processed to re-assemble into the original E1 or T1 data stream.

It also uses algorithms to recover the E1 or T1 clock synchronization and to

ensure that the reconstructed clock will meet the stringent requirement of

TDM applications.


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Supports user selectable one E1 or T1 port

Easy to use and configure by any web browser

E1/T1 signal is a TDM signal which transmits information in a constant bit rate

of E1@ 2048Kbps, T1@ 1544Kbps.

Support point-to-point link establishment over IP Network

Support point-to-multipoint link establishment over IP Network with 2, 8 and 16

port TDMoIP equipments

Stable E1/T1 clock recovery, low jitter and wander

Low processing delay for E1/T1 channel, high bandwidth usage efficiency

Resistance to packet loss, with PCM frame synchronization protection

Adequate jitter buffer to resist packet delay variation

Auto parallel or cross cable adaptive Ethernet ports. Allow easy connection to

other Ethernet equipment.

Features and Highlights


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Local and remote E1/T1 LOS and AIS and packet loss indication for trouble-

shooting and maintenance

Support 1+1 backup uplink ports

Supports Automatic Ethernet negotiation function and configurable 10M/100M,

Half / Full duplex working modes

Optional powers 220V AC and -48V DC. May be ordered with either power

option

Idle for connecting offshore sites with central site over Ethernet / IP network in

very low investment

Supports transparently passing the VLAN tagged Ethernet DATA

Works fine with other TDMoIP equipment having multiple E1/T1 ports

Robust and cost effective.

Features and Highlights


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The equipment may be used for the following purposes:

Connecting point to point E1/T1 devices over Ethernet or IP network

Establishing point to point E1/T1 link over wireless bridges (Ethernet

Radios)

Connecting point to multipoint E1/T1 devices over Ethernet or IP network

with 2, 8 and 16 port TDMoIP version

Establishing point to multipoint E1/T1 link over wireless bridges (Ethernet

Radios) with 2, 8 and 16 port TDMoIP version.

Application


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1 Port TDMoIPE1/T1 PBX

IP Networks1 Port TDMoIP

PCM

1 Port TDMoIPE1/T1 PBX 1 Port TDMoIP

PCM

Radio Link

Uplink E1/T1UplinkE1/T1

Uplink E1/T1UplinkE1/T1

Application Diagram

Point to point applications

Note: When connecting to a wireless LAN bridge (Ethernet Radio), care must be taken to

protect the equipment from lightening strikes and surges by installing surge protection

devices with a good earth / ground connection. Poor earth / ground connections may

also degrade the operation of the Ethernet port, causing severe packet losses.


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E1 / T1Multiplexer

E1/T1 PBX E1 / T1Multiplexer


8/16 Port TDMoIP

Central Site

2 Port TDMoIP

E1 / T1Multiplexer

E1/T1 PBX

Remote Site - 5

E1 / T1

1 Port TDMoIP

E1/T1 PBX

Remote Site - 3

E1 / T1

1 Port TDMoIP

E1 / T1Multiplexer

Remote Site - 2

E1 / T1

1 Port TDMoIP

E1 / T1Multiplexer

Remote Site - 1

Application Diagram

Point to multi-point application# 1

E1 / T1

1 Port TDMoIP

Cell Tower

Remote Site - 4

IP Network

Uplink

Uplinks Uplinks


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E1 / T1

1 Port TDMoIP

E1/T1 PBX

Remote Site - 3

E1 / T1

1 Port TDMoIP

E1 / T1Multiplexer

Remote Site - 2

E1 / T1

1 Port TDMoIP

E1 / T1Multiplexer

Remote Site - 1

E1 / T1Multiplexer



8/16 Port TDMoIP

Central Site

Radio Link

Radio Link

Radio Link

E1 / T1

1 Port TDMoIP

Cell Tower

Remote Site - 4

2 Port TDMoIP

E1 / T1Multiplexer

E1/T1 PBX

Remote Site - 5

Application Diagram

Point to multi-point application# 2

IP Network

Uplinks

Uplinks

Uplink


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Front Panel View

TDMoIP with -48V DC input power supply

TDMoIP with 220V (110V~240V) AC power supply


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Bottom Panel View

Configuration DIP Switches


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Monitoring and Managing the equipment through the Web Management using

Web Browser (Internet Explorer, Fire Fox etc)

Web Management (Through Web Browser)


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Monitoring and Managing the equipment through the Web Management using

Web Browser (Internet Explorer, Fire Fox etc)

Web Management (Through Web Browser)


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For more details visit us at our Website athttp://www.oriontelecom.com

Thank you for your attentionThank you for your attention

Regional Office: Miami, Florida

Orion Telecom Networks Inc.4000 Ponce de Leon Blvd. Suite 470,Coral Gables, FL 33146, U.S.A.Phone: 1-305-777-0419, Fax: 1-305-777-0201E-mail: [email protected]: http://www.oriontelecom.com

Headquarters: Phoenix, Arizona

Orion Telecom Networks Inc.16810, Avenue of the Fountains, Suite # 108, Fountain Hills, AZ 85268 U.S.A.Phone: +1 480-816-8672, Fax: +1 480-816-0115E-mail: [email protected]: http://www.oriontelecom.com

updated: april 2010

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