Datasharp Telecom (Chiltern)

At the heart of the iPECS platform is the iPECS Call Server.  This highly reliable purposebuilt Call Server controls and maintains communications between end-points and shared network resources.  Modular iPECS Gateways, which easily connect to the Call Server over any IP network, interface to an array of network resources from analog telephone circuits to advanced VoIP connections.

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The Call Server makes available an extensive set of features. From the basics such as Hold and Transfer to more advanced functions such as Least Cost Routing and Incoming Call Distribution, users easily access features through a single button on the phone.

Mobility can be a critical need for the competitive business. iPECS offers an array of solutions to address your mobility requirements. Customers only need to remember one number. No matter where you are, you can be contacted by one office number by your customers. iPECS provides mobile extension service so that the call server routes your call to your office extension and registered mobile phone at the same time.  You can also make calls from your mobile phone with the Caller ID of your office extension. Major call features are supported from mobile such as Call transfer, Recall, Hunt call etc.

Simple and Secure networking between multiple offices

Whether your need is to connect remote home office users or multiple offices each with up to 600 channels, iPECS networking delivers a simple and secure solution. For the basic remote home office, simply install an LIP-8000 series phone on a local internet connection for transparent access to the iPECS Call Server. For the more advanced remote user with fax and local PSTN access needs, add the Remote Gateway. Interconnect multiple small offices over your WAN in a Centralized Control Network and achieve transparent communications under control of a single central Call Server.

All features of the central Call Server are available to all elements of the network. With a Call Server at remote sites, maintain communications even if the connection to the central Server fails. In critical environments, a back-up Call Server can be configured as a hot stand-by; should the primary Call Server fail, the back-up provides full redundant operation. Centralized Networking can support up to 600 channels in total. In larger environments, use the Distributed Control Networking to link up to 70 IPECS Call Servers over your existing WAN or over ISDN.

A unified numbering plan simplifies calling or transferring calls between sites. Attendant services can be distributed at each site or centralized at a single location. The powerful iPECS protocol provides a central attendant with status indications for any phones that are part of the networked environment. iPECS easily inter-operates with other systems using IP or QSIG protocols for basic networking services or other LG Nortel systems including ipLDK where the more advanced iPECS networking capabilities are supported.

Security and Quality of Service (QoS) should be a major concern in any networked environment. iPECS implements IPSec and SRTP, a well known security standard for the internet, to encrypt data in the IP packets using advanced encryption techniques and tunneling to hide the real packet destination.