Key System Simplicity
True IP Solution
Turn Key Installation
No Expensive Licenses
The Quadro6L is ideal for the small businesses which require Key System telephone features. It is an IP router, SIP gateway and IP PBX all in one box.
Out of the box, the Quadro6L phone systems will operate:
- (6) Analog Phone Lines
- (10) VoiP Telephones (we recommend the SNOM phones)
- (1) SIP Trunk for voip phone calls.
- Fully Featured Voicemail
Ten SIP IP phones can be configured as local extensions. In addition, there are six FXO ports for connection to the PSTN. With a built-in QoS router, LAN and voice traffic can be routed to the Internet, eliminating the need for an additional IP router.
The Quadro incorporates a stateful inspection firewall, NAT, DHCP client and server, IPSec VPN, and web browser configuration. Key System Emulation is key feature to determine the right fit for this product. Shared Line Appearance and a few other Key System features were added to the already powerful 4.1 feature set to create the Quadro6L.
Legacy Phone System Replacement
Epygi designed the Quadro 6L for deployment right out of the box as a turnkey solution. Using advanced plug-andplay IP phones and multiple FXO ports for PSTN access, this IP PBX functions as a key-system by default. As a bonus, Epygi delivers features not found on traditional key systems. Business enhancements include after-hours auto attendant and unified messaging among many others.
Effortless Administration
Sophisticated auto-recognition and auto-configuration capabilities between the Quadro 6L and Aastra phones simplify installation and operation. The administrator can modify automatic assignments through the graphical user interface.
Note: Now available free with every IP PBX is the HotCall feature. This plug- in gives Outlook® users the ability to click-to-call directly from Outlook® and handle incoming calls on their PC.
PBX Phone System Features
Call blocking*, Forwarding, Hold,
Transfer*
Call relay*, Call waiting*
Caller ID Detection, Voice mail*
Call park*, Pickup*, Paging*, Intercom*
Multilevel auto attendant with Interactive
Voice Response (IVR) and VoiceXMLv2
support*
Voice mail with SMS notification*
Distinctive ringing*
Speed dialing*
Many extension ringing*
Receptionist
Call hunting*, Hiding Caller ID*
Automated Call back from
Auto Attendant*
Hold music
Call statistics
Do Not Disturb service*
Unified messaging*
3-way conferencing*
T.38 fax, fax relay and clear channel fax*
Unified Fax Messaging*
Busy auto-redial*
Directory assistance*
Dial plans (call routing)*
IP Routing*
Call Queue*
Key System Emulation
LAN IP Phones
10 SIP phones
8 additional SIP phones may be added with a feature key
Remote IP extensions may be enabled for all IP phones.
System Capacity
10 simultaneous VoIP calls with external parties
Remote IP extensions may be enabled for all IP phones.
Premise Connection
IP Phones
1 Ethernet 100BASE T (RJ45).
Uplink Connection
6 FXO ports to the Central Office (RJ11)
1 Ethernet 10BASE T (RJ45)
Extensions
Up to 100 extensions including virtual, remote and local.
Extensions can be registered on different SIP servers.
Management
Multilingual WEB interface accessible
from LAN and WAN (HTTP/HTTPS),
Password control
Remote diagnostics and
software upgrade
Auto-provisioning
VoIP Carrier Wizard
Downoad/restore configuration
Legible and editable configuration files
Auto-configuration of IP phones
via TFTP and HTTP.
SNMP monitoring and configuration
Third Party Call Control XML RPC
is available to order
Reset button with factory reset option
Custom Language Pack
Outlook Feature
Hot Call
Voice Features
Voice Coding G.711, G.726 (16, 24, 32,
40 Kbps), G.729, iLBC (13,33 kbit/s ,
15,2 kbit/s);
(ITU-T: G711, G.726, G729 Annex A;
RFC 3951 :iLBC; IETF;ITU-T Q.23, Q.24,
Bellcore GR.506, GR.181; ITU-T G.168-
2000, 2002; ETS_300659_1,2,3)
NAT traversal (both manually and STUN)
VAD, CNG, G.168 echo cancellation
Bandwidth Requirements
Per call WAN bandwidth requirements
for the following codecs (non-encrypted/
VPN encrypted):
G.711 20 msec 84 kbps/105 kbps
G.726-16 20 msec 37 kbps/59 kbps
G.726-24 20 msec 45 kbps/65 kbps
G.726-32 20 msec 52 kbps/74 kbps
G.726-40 20 msec 60 kbps/80 kbps
G.729a 20 msec 29 kbps/49 kbps
iLBC 30 msec 27 kbps/41 kbps
Call Signaling
SIP on the WAN and LAN side (RFCs:
3261, 3263, 3265, 3311, 3323, 3324,
3325, 3428, 3515, 3578, 3581, 3725,
3891, 3892, 3842, 3856, 3863, 4028,
4235)
SDP (RFC 2327)
RTP (RFCs: 1889, 1890, 2833, 3389,
3550, 3551, 3555, draft-ietf-avt-rfc2833bis-
05, draft-ietf-avt-rtp-ilbc-o5),
in band and out of band signaling
support
RTP Proxy
Fax over IP (ITU_T: T4, T30, T38, V17,
V21, V27 ter, V29).
