Asterisk Card/Sound Card (FXS/FXO analog Asterisk PCI card)

Specifications

patiable with Asterisk Card
patiable with X100M and S100M modules
3.support Linux system
4.FXO/FXS module(optional)

 

Etross 1600P is a 16 port FXS/FXO analog Asterisk PCI card which is mainly applied to PSTN environment. It supports all the functions of Asterisk PBX systems needed.

 

Special Features:

1. High security: It adopt tertiary thunder preventing technology, can prevent the thunder and lightning from striking effectively.

2. Humanization is designed: The module socket that should be nipped is all adopted and stuck to one slice of sockets, can prevent stabing users finger effectively.

3. Etross 1600P has a clock output plug to realize the colck synchronization.
Through the clock line connect to the plug, Etross 1600P can be connected to other cards, like GSM400P. With the colck synchronization, user can plug some cards in one computer.

4.  Super strong Anti-interference: All logic signals urge with the special-purpose drive chip, it make the card has super strong anti-interference.
And support clock resume automatically. When the clock was interfered with the frequency deviation to happened by the external world to influence the communication, the system can reset to the clock automatically, resume normal communication.

5. Each module keep relative independence. and was supplied power alone. When one module works unusually, it will not influence the work of other modules.

 

Hardware and software requirements:

1. Interface:   PCI 2.2

2. CPU      800+MHZ

3. RAM     128+MB

4. Linux     kernel     2.4.x or 2.6.x

 

Size and Weight

1. Size(L*W*H):   214*105*24MM

2. Wight: 294g

 

The environmental instructions for using:

1. Temperature Operation: 0 to 70°C

2. Temperature Storage: -35°C to 120°C

3. Humidity: 10% to 90% Non-condensing

4. Voltage: 5V/12V
5. Power Dissipation Mas: 3.85w/43.65w

6. PC Power(Recommended): >=300W

Disclaimers:   Digium? is registered trademark of Digium, Inc

                      Asterisk? is registered trademark of Digium, Inc