E1/T1 Messenger 3.0
The E1/T1 Messenger terminates E1/T1/J1 links, provides a non-blocking timeslot switch, handles ISDN LAPD signalling, records voice and signalling, detects DTMF tones and plays back voice and tones.
Carrier-grade hardware
- Dual 48VDC power inputs
- Dual 10/100Mbit/s ethernet, both case use Power over Ethernet (PoE)
- Low power consumption (typical: 8W)
- No moving parts
- 19" rack mount, 1U high, 144 mm (6") deep.
- 16 E1/T1/J1 interfaces in 1U
The E1/T1 Messenger 3.0 provides the timing-sensitive parts of telecoms applications:
- DTMF detection
- Timeslot switching
- L2 signalling
- Audio prompt playback
- Audio recording
The system is controlled via an XML-structured text api.
Tone Detection
An ITU Q.24 compliant DTMF detector.
Detectors are also available for in-band signalling detection, e.g. fax tones, ring tones and busy tones.
Audio Playback
Up to one hour of audio prompts can be uploaded to the module. Compound prompts can be created by combining individual prompts into sequences which are played back without intermediate pauses.
Audio Streaming and Recording
Audio can be streamed to or from a TCP socket on 120 timeslots simultaneously. Streaming from E1/T1/J1 to TCP is typically used to record messages or greetings in voicemail systems or to silently supervise calls in call-logging applications. Streaming from TCP to E1/T1/J1 is used to replay previously recorded messages or to play text-to-speech.
Switching and conferencing
A GTH module is a non-blocking switch, i.e. all timeslots can be switched simultaneously. The switch provides simplex and duplex switching, 3-way conferences and N-way conferences.
Signalling
Each module supports ISDN LAPD (Q.921) signalling for call setup.
The module can transmit frame relay packets, SS7 MTP-2 packets and ATM cells.
Passive Monitoring
E1/T1 Messenger 3.0 is capable of passive monitoring in the same way as E1/T1 Monitor 3.0, except capacity is lower.