Iwatsu Omegatrek PS6, Owner'S Manual

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GENERAL DESCRIPTION - 26
IX-6IPKTD-E IP Telephone (Discontinued)
The IX-6IPKTD-E IP Executive Model IP Telephone provides complete
access to the Iwatsu Enterprise-CS feature set from an Ethernet connection.
Each IX-6IPKTD-E IP Telephone requires an IP address that is either
dynamically allocated by the network DHCP server or is a static IP address.
The IX-6IPKTD-E IP Telephones require an available channel on an IX-
MBU Media Bridge Unit card to communicate with TDM resources. Calls
made between IX-6IPKTD-E telephones are able to communicate peer-to-
peer (via the IP Network) and do not require an IX-MBU channel.
The IX-6IPKTD-E IP Telephone includes an integrated Layer 2 switch that
was designed for the workstation user and allows the switching of data
within a LAN. Because the IX-6IPKTD-E IP Telephone is a Layer 2 switch,
one PC connects to the back of the IX-6IPKTD-E IP Telephone and passes
all data through the phone. When using the switching capabilities of the IX-
6IPKTD-E IP Telephone, voice quality does not suffer. However, it is
important to not use the switching capabilities for high load devices like a
file or database server.
The IX-6IPKTD-E IP Telephone packages voice data through the UDP
datagram and sends the data on an IP Network such as an Ethernet LAN or
VPN. Additionally, the IPKTD-E IP Telephone can be powered over the
Ethernet, via a Power over Ethernet (PoE) power supply. For more
information on
Power over Ethernet , refer to the IP Telephone User
Guide section of this manual.
Note: Remote stations will operate in both a VPN or non-VPN environment
(Internet mode). Internet mode allows up to 64 IP stations to operate remotely
without a VPN connection.