The SPC6600-510 remote transmission equipment is a multi-point shared machine management device developed by Hangzhou Xiaobeng Technology Co., Ltd. By directly connecting the extension ports of the local switch to the remote end, it shares the host resources with the local extensions, significantly reducing costs and enabling unified scheduling and management of calls. It also greatly enhances reliability and communication efficiency compared to networking with multiple switches.
Compared to traditional voice multiplexing techniques, this solution eliminates the need for local S and O ports, directly transmitting digital signals to the remote end. This not only saves costs and enhances stability but also speeds up processing, as it bypasses multiple analog-to-digital conversion processes, resulting in purer sound quality.
Feature Specifications:
● 19' 3U standard rackmount enclosure.
● Each 510 endpoint can route 256 ports to the remote machine.
● Each 510 remote unit can deploy 8-128 lines.
● Utilizing SFP optical interface and 2M interface design, supports both fiber and coaxial transmission modes.
● Flexible configuration, modular structural design, resources can be allocated as needed locally or remotely, with unified management.
● Equipment does not need to be used in pairs; it operates in a one-to-many setup. All devices use card-based modules. When the remote unit is expanded, only an additional card is needed to be added to the local unit. Similarly, when the remote unit's extension sets increase, just add the corresponding card to the remote unit.
● The digital signal external amplification design ensures enhanced stability, clearer voice, comprehensive functionality, and stronger anti-interference capability.
● In the event of transmission line failure, the remote unit automatically switches to master mode, making each installation point an independent system (requires a purchased motherboard).
Equipment connection diagram
Remote User Networking Solution
Description:
1. This solution is suitable for multi-point remote shared equipment. By implementing this plan, the extension ports of the switching machine can be directly transmitted through fiber optics to the remote unit, sharing resources with local user extensions, significantly reducing costs. Moreover, it greatly enhances communication efficiency and improves call quality compared to a multi-switching machine network setup!
2. Compared to traditional circuit multiplexing technology, this solution eliminates the need for local S and O ports, directly transmitting digital signals to the remote end. This not only saves costs but also enhances stability and faster processing response. By omitting multiple analog-to-digital conversions, the sound quality remains more authentic!
3. This solution offers flexible configuration, allowing resources to be allocated as needed locally or remotely, with unified management!
4. PCM can also share among any number of users (such as 200 remote users) in PCM mode!
5. This solution's equipment does not require paired usage; it's point-to-multipoint. The devices all use card-style modules. When the remote unit increases, simply add one more card to the local unit. Similarly, when the remote unit's extension phones increase, just add more cards to the remote end. This makes the overall configuration more convenient and flexible, and further cost-effective!
