Networked Telephony Systems

We provide a variety of network-based telephone systems that provide LAN Connectivity, Unified Messaging, Integrated Voice Mail, and Computer Telephony Integration.

Our Revolution 500 telephone system is the most advanced network-based PBX/VoIP system available. Its Wintel architecture, combined with Altigen's Quantum and Triton board solutions and software, give users a powerful telephone system that's easy to configure and operate. Its advanced design incorporates built-in redundant power and storage systems to ensure the maximum system availability. It allows you to maintain or monitor it from within the office or from anywhere using the internet. This makes it easy to reconfigure extensions, voice-mail and workgroups at will. It comes fully loaded with advanced voice-mail, call center management software, integrated mixed-media messaging system, call accounting and reporting, music on-hold and paging, power failure transfer, remote diagnostic and programming, and many other features.

Optionally users can configure the system with AltiGen's VoIP gateway or the high capacity T1 and PRI access. This system comes optionally configured with AltiGen's AltiConsole PC-based operator console, thirty-two extensions and sixteen phone line connections and can be expanded to accommodate virtually any future requirement in a single building, campus or enterprise environment. For a complete list of Revolution 500 PBX and Voice Mail features please look below.

Siemens PBX Telephone Systems

Siemens Hicom 150 E is the latest addition to our robust offering of telephony products.

To succeed in today’s competitive economy, every business needs an effective infrastructure for voice and data communication. Large companies have already begun reaping the benefits of Hicom communication server networking, messaging, and call center technologies, but often small companies and remote offices cannot afford to implement these advanced solutions. For them, controlling costs meant sacrificing competitive features and functionality.

With the Siemens Hicom® 150 E, businesses with small-to-medium-size offices no longer have to settle for less. The Hicom 150 E is a powerful communication server that is competitively priced, easy to configure and simple to maintain. Modular ISDN interfaces provide dynamic high-speed digital Internet and intranet access for applications that help today’s growing businesses stay ahead.

Siemens Hicom 150 E delivers big system functionality for your office by supporting: a Optiset® E digital telephone family with OptiGuide™, the “point & click” feature interface a Optiset E easy-add adapters for advanced applications a CorNet®-N multi-site ISDN networking protocol a Digital application links for integrated call center and advanced business feature support a Hicom LAN Bridge advanced Ethernet connectivity applications a MS-Windows integrated attendant PC workstation application a MS-Windows system administration PC workstation application a Three Hicom 150 E server models that support up to 250 users. For a detailed description of the Hicom 150 E Server please click here.

TACHYON 2-WAY SATELLITE INTERNET ACCESS

The Tachyon Access Point (TAP) is the subscriber connection to the Tachyon.net high-performance Internet access network.

The TAP includes a small satellite antenna (~1 meter) with transmit/receiver electronics outdoors, connected to a Tachyon Network Server indoors.

TACHYON NETWORK SERVER
The Tachyon Network Server is a PC enclosure containing a power supply, Pentium-based motherboard, flash drive, Ethernet card, and the Tachyon satellite modem card. All components other than the satellite modem card designed by Tachyon, Inc. are commercial off-the-shelf products.

ANTENNA
The antenna is mounted on a roof, wall, or on the ground, depending on the site characteristics. The antenna includes the Azimuth-Elevation positioner, feed support beam and rods, and a radio unit to transmit and receive data.

RADIO
The radio used to transmit and receive data via the satellite network includes an Upconverter Power Amplifier, Ortho-Mode Transducer, Low-Noise Block downconverter, and transmit receive filter.

CABLES
The antenna unit is connected to the Tachyon Network Server by two shielded RF coaxial cables, both of which carry signal and power. The Transmit cable connects the modulator output to the radio, and supplies +48vdc. The Receive cable connects the Low-Noise Block downconverter to the demodulator, and carries +18vdc.

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