Comtrend Debuts CT-6382T Integrated Access Device

Comtrend, announces an all-in-one IAD (Integrated Access Device) for home or office use that brings unparalleled convenience and performance to digital communications. The new CT-6382T IAD offers WiFi-compatible WLAN Internet access, VoIP local/long distance phone calling with conventional PSTN phone backup, cordless phone connectivity using DECT technology and much more—all delivered via high-speed ADSL2+ standards over a standard phone line.

For the service provider, the CT-6382T provides exceptional deployment and management support. The device is TR-68 compliant, making it possible for end users to easily install and configure the unit themselves. The CT-6382T is also TR-69 compliant for simple remote management and configuration by the service provider.

“The CT-6382T offers a level of simplicity, power and convenience that is unique to residential gateways,” said Andrew Morton, Comtrend’s general manager. “Not only does the unit support Triple Play and home networking with Ethernet/WiFi 802.11g, but also its built-in VoIP capability is compatible with the leading VoIP softswitches on the market. Thanks to the FXO (Foreign eXchange Office) function, users are still able to make phone calls over the PSTN in the event they lose their broadband service. By combining all these capabilities in one compact unit, service providers can save on deployment costs and avoid dealing with multiple devices or confusing cabling.”

Cordless Handset Support

The CT-6382T’s combination of telecommunications features makes it easy for consumers to keep their current habits while taking advantage of VoIP services. All they do is pick up the phone, dial the number, and the CT-6382T establishes the VoIP connection. Two corded phones can also be connected to the unit as well, via physical FXS (Foreign eXchange Station) ports on the back.

Adding exceptional utility to the CT-6382T is its integrated DECT (Digital Enhanced Cordless Telecommunications) technology, allowing cordless phones to make a VoIP connection without interfering with the 802.11g wireless network. The DECT feature, currently available in CT-6382T models sold in Europe (a U.S. version will be available shortly), eliminates the need for a cordless phone base station.

The CT-6382T offers important call features such as emergency calling, caller ID/restriction, call hold/call waiting/call forwarding, three-way conferencing, and direct number dialing. It supports full QoS features and port based VLANs for full support of voice, video and data services.

Ethernet, Wireless Connections

For IPTV and data, up to four direct Internet connections can be made via Ethernet cable; ADSL2+ standards allows for connectivity speeds up to 24Mbps. In addition to 802.11g networking, the CT-6382T is backward compatible with the 802.11b wireless standard. The unit supports 64- and 128-bit WEP data encryption over the WLAN, VPN pass-through, and has a daytime parental control feature.

Comtrend’s CT-6382T is a feature-rich, Triple Play residential gateway that gives service providers a competitive edge in the VoIP market, while still delivering IPTV and data/home networking. The product is marketed through a worldwide network of sales offices and distributors. For more information about the Comtrend CT-6382T IAD for residential or business use, visit the company’s Web site at http://www.comtrend.com.

Posted on Feb 14, 2007  Reviews | Share |  Digg
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