Communication Device Scam: 4FXO IP PBX SC-5015 with 50 ext; 8Channels GSM VoiP Terminal SC-895 for VoIP-GSM connection, SMS)‏ Cathy Wang (liaison4@suncomm.com.tw) Gary Tseng (gary@suncomm.com.tw)

Friday, July 23, 2010

Communication Device Scam: 4FXO IP PBX SC-5015 with 50 ext; 8Channels GSM VoiP Terminal SC-895 for VoIP-GSM connection, SMS)‏ Cathy Wang (liaison4@suncomm.com.tw) Gary Tseng (gary@suncomm.com.tw)

4FXO IP PBX SC-5015 with 50 ext; 8Channels GSM VoiP Terminal SC-895 for VoIP-GSM connection, SMS)‏ Cathy Wang (liaison4@suncomm.com.tw) Gary Tseng (gary@suncomm.com.tw)

Dear Customers,

How are you?

We are glad to recommend

1. 4FXO IP PBX SC-5015 with 1WAN, 4LAN, 15 SIP trunk, 50 ext, 15 concurrent call

2. 8 channels GSM VoIP Terminal with SC-895N for GSM -VoIP conversion, Quad band, SMS; support NAT & Auto Hunting, Asterisk.

3. IAX2, PoE IP Phone with SMS SC-6035S 1WAN, 1LAN, 3SIP account, 3way conference call, speaker phone, Headset Jack.

They are designed for VOIP – GSM conversion as a total solution for office or ISP use

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SC-6035 IAX2 IP Phone Sept 30 2009 single.jpg

(IP PBX SC-5015) (SC-895N with 8SIM) (IAX2, PoE IP Phone SC-6035S)

1. SC-5015 IP PBX:

• Analog interface to PSTN

• Flexible dialing plan setting

• Off-ramp and on-ramp call for VoIP and PSTN

• Remote management

• Quick-batch configuration by Command Line Interface (CLI)

• Customizable 3-layer IVR

• Auto provision and auto firmware upgrade

• UMS ( Unified Messaging feature ) supported

• Voice Mail System

• Voice Mail System with E-mail Notification

• IP Intercom/ IP Paging

• D-Auth (Dialer Authentication)

• Time-based Memo Call

• Group Call

• Caller ID/DISA

• CAC (Call Admission Control )

• Call keep alive scheme

• CDR (Call Detail Record) with .CSV file format

• FAX relay and pass through

SIP Registrar

• Static/Dynamic registration

• Configurable Expiry Time

• MD5 authentication

• Handle loose RFC-compliant SIP devices

• Resilient message retry mechanism

• Cache client registrations

Call Features

• 50 ext. with Voice Mail account

• 15 concurrent sessions²

• Codec G.711 (μ/A-law), G.723.1 (6.3k/5.3k bit/s), G.729A, and G.726 (16k/24k/32k/40k bit/s) supported

• 4 transcoding channels¹

• In-band/RFC2833/SIP-INFO DTMF translation

• 15 SIP trunks for ITSP account or private trunking shared by extensions

• Enable/ Disable NAT Traversal per SIP trunk

2. SC-895N GSM VoIP Terminal:

SC-895N GSM VoIP Terminal has 8 channels for call termination (VoIP to GSM) and origination (GSM to VoIP) simultaneously. It is SIP based, compatible with Asterisk, SIP Proxy Server, VoipBuster. Which enable to make 8 calls from IP phones to GSM networks and from GSM networks to IP Phone at the same time.

SC-895N support Build in Dial peer Server, Stun Server & NAT Function.

Major Function:

1. VoIP (SIP) – GSM conversion

2. 50 sets of LAN --> MOBILE routes setting; 50 sets of MOBILE --> LAN routes setting

3. Voice response for setting and status (dial in from mobile).

4. For call termination (VoIP to GSM) and origination (GSM to VoIP)

5. Standard SIP (RFC2543,RFC3261)

6. Receive SMS and Send SMS (CDMA: SMS feature is not available)

7. Allows your program to Send/receive SMS with AT Command

8. Support Call Back feature (compatible with call back server)

9. Set on web.

Specification:

Protocols: SIP (RFC2543, RFC3261)

TCP/IP: IP/TCP/UDP/RTP/RTCP/, CMP/ARP/RARP/SNTP, DHCP/DNS Client, IEEE802.1P/Q, ToS/DiffServ, NAT Traversal,

STUN, uPnP, IP Assignment, Static IP, DHCP, PPPoE

Codec: G.711 u-Law, G.711 a-Law, G.729A,G.729A/B

Voice Quality, VAD, CNG, AEC, LEC, Packet loss

GSM Frequency: Quad band 900/1800/850/1900MHz.

3. IAX2, PoE IP Phone SC-6035S with SMS, 1WAN, 1LAN, 3 way conference call, Speaker phone, 1 Head set Jack.

http://www.suncomm.com.tw/View_Class_product.asp?show=2&ST_ID=2799&F_ID=1000344.

If they can meet your requirements, please contact with us any time.

Thanks & Regards

Cathy Wang
SunComm Technology Co., Ltd
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VoIP & GSM: www.suncomm.com.tw
E-mail: liaison2@suncomm.com.tw
MSN: liaison2@suncomm.com.tw
Skype: liaison2.suncomm.com.tw
Taiwan Tel: 886-2-3234 1496
Taiwan Fax: 886-2-3234-1393
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Dong Guan Liaison, China:
Taiwan IP PBX: 886-2-32341520#2034, 2032 (China Ext)
China Tel: 86-769-82036350
China fax: 86-76987868021
China Mobile: 86-15812858795

We also offer great deals on laptops!

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Friday, July 23, 2010

Communication Device Scam: 4FXO IP PBX SC-5015 with 50 ext; 8Channels GSM VoiP Terminal SC-895 for VoIP-GSM connection, SMS)‏ Cathy Wang (liaison4@suncomm.com.tw) Gary Tseng (gary@suncomm.com.tw)

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