User manual BIAMP 24-28M

[. . . ] Following are the most frequently asked of those questions, along with the answers your customers are looking for. 1 2 3 4 5 Is it correct to say the VoIP-2 Card acts as an end-point? Yes, the VoIP-2 Card basically acts as any other VoIP phone on the network would. The main feature Biamp AudiaFLEX adds is the ability to route the VoIP call into an audio system for conferencing. 6 7 What Codecs are available? Currently the available Codecs are: · G. 722 (Default Priority Setting) · G. 711u (u-law) · G. 711A (A-law) · G. 729AB · G. 723. 1 We are moving from an old Cisco CallManager to a SIP-based system, will the VoIP-2 Card work with both? The VoIP-2 Card ONLY functions with SIP, so the new system being used will be fine. [. . . ] The main feature Biamp AudiaFLEX adds is the ability to route the VoIP call into an audio system for conferencing. 6 7 What Codecs are available? Currently the available Codecs are: · G. 722 (Default Priority Setting) · G. 711u (u-law) · G. 711A (A-law) · G. 729AB · G. 723. 1 We are moving from an old Cisco CallManager to a SIP-based system, will the VoIP-2 Card work with both? The VoIP-2 Card ONLY functions with SIP, so the new system being used will be fine. However, if the old system can make use of SIP, you will be able to use both systems. How does it determine the priority of the Codecs?Can we add/remove Codecs? Codec priority is set to default as the top to bottom order shown above, with the top being the highest level. The priority level of the Codecs can be set up per line in Audia software by moving Codecs up or down in the Codes list. Additionally, Codecs may be turned on or off by setting the check boxes located next to the available Codecs in the list and resending the AudiaFLEX configuration. Although each of these lines must first register with the proxy server then either be called or call out to an outside line, it should be noted that the actual bridging of these lines is done within Audia software via signal mixing and routing. Can we set the lines to use different Codecs? You can set the Codec list and priority per line, and multiple lines can have different Codec lists and priorities at any given time. Can the ports be assigned different QoS (Quality of Service) levels? For the most part, the VoIP-2 Card can handle different QoS settings per line, including the RTP and Call Control settings. There are, however, some QoS settings that are global per card. Reference the VoIP-2 Advanced Network Settings sheet for more information 19 20 Can the cards be set to auto answer? The VoIP-2 Card can be set to immediately answer an incoming call or answer from 1 to 5 rings. This feature can also be turned off. Can we VLAN the lines?Can they be on different VLANS? VLANs can be enabled on the VoIP lines although only a single VLAN can be used per card. If we decide to change systems, can we do a mass update on the cards, for example to change the priority of the Codecs? No. [. . . ] This feature can also be turned off. Can we VLAN the lines?Can they be on different VLANS? VLANs can be enabled on the VoIP lines although only a single VLAN can be used per card. If we decide to change systems, can we do a mass update on the cards, for example to change the priority of the Codecs? No. [. . . ]