manual Vega Gateway

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Vega Gateway Scenarios. ©2005-2006 VegaStream Ltd.
Examples are given in best faith – ensure that you check the capabilities of systems before
deploying them, especially the functionality of devices not designed and delivered by VegaStream.
9.b Analog breakout to the PSTN – e.g. for a company or for a PSTN toll bypass
A Vega FXO can be connected directly to PSTN lines.
Calls from VoIP into the PSTN specify the desired destination number by sending DTMF tones
into the PSTN.
Considerations
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Disconnect supervision is only supported by physical signalling – line current reversal or
loop current disconnect; no voice or tone detect can be configured on the Vega to indicate
end of call
• Answer supervision is only supported by physical signalling – line current reversal
• Calls received on the telephony interface arrive with no dialled number information as
analog signalling just uses a ringing voltage to indicate the call arrival.
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Different impedances are required for ‘approved’ connection in different countries. Europe
should have the Vega FXO interface configured for CTR21 impedance; the US should have
the interface configured for 600R operation. 900R impedance is also available.
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