Information on call channels:
DECT speech channels
G.729 | G.711 | G.722 | |
---|---|---|---|
Concurrent speech channels per Base Station | 8 | 8 | 5 |
Simluteanous signalling for group calls per Base Station | 8 | 8 | 4 |
Concurrent speech channels per Repeater (-Group) | 5 | 5 | 2 |
Simultaneous signalling for group calls per Repeater (-Group) | 5 | 5 | 2 |
Restrictions when using the G.722 codec:
If the voice codec G.722 is activated in the base station, the number of simultaneous possible calls is reduced to a maximum of 5 and the call signalling for group calls to a maximum of 4 per base station!
Example: There are 6 people in a room with DECT terminals, all of whom are configured as members of the "Sales" group. Due to the limitations of G.722, only 4 people receive call signaling for an incoming call when calling the Sales group. Because of the random principle, this time there are different members.
However, if all 6 members of the group are to receive the incoming call signal, the following options are available:
-Using the G.711 voice codec instead of G.722
Important: The G.722 codec must really be removed from the list in the base station, as the entry alone reduces the number of channels.
-Use of two DECT base stations for this area
version 1:
2 Base stations so that this space is located between the two base stations. Some DECT terminals log on to base station 1, others to base station 2 (one handset usually logs on to the base station with the best reception value).
version 2:
These 6 users are permanently assigned to the two base stations. 3 DECT terminals at "Basis 1" and the other 3 DECT terminals at "Basis 2". This ensures that all 6 DECT terminals ring simultaneously in a group call.
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