Digital Port Solution Product Description - ELTE3.1 Dispatch Platform

eLTE3.
1 Dispatch Platform
Product Description
Issue 02
Date 2013-10-30
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eLTE3.1 Dispatch Platform
Product Description
Contents
1 Product Positioning and Features .......................................................................................... 5

1.1 Product Positioning.................................................................................................................................... 5
1.2 Product Feature ......................................................................................................................................... 5
2 eAPP Product Description....................................................................................................... 6

2.1 Product Description ................................................................................................................................... 6
2.2 eAPP solution specifications ...................................................................................................................... 7
3 eMDC610 Product Description ............................................................................................... 8

3.1 Product Functions ...................................................................................................................................... 8
3.2 Product Structure ....................................................................................................................................... 9
3.3 Technical Specifications............................................................................................................................10
4 eMRS610 Product Description.............................................................................................. 15

4.1 Product Functions .....................................................................................................................................15
4.2 Product Structure ......................................................................................................................................16
4.3 Technical Specifications............................................................................................................................16
5 eDC610 Product Description................................................................................................. 19

5.1 Product Functions .....................................................................................................................................19
5.2 PC Configurations ....................................................................................................................................20
6 eDC610 GUI Introduce .......................................................................................................... 22

7 Video/Audio Decoder Description ...................................................................................... 27
7.1 DS-6308D Product Introduction ................................................................................................................27
7.1.1 Product Structure .............................................................................................................................27
7.1.2 Product Functions ............................................................................................................................27
7.1.3 Product Specifications .....................................................................................................................28
7.2 DS-6401HD Product Introduction .............................................................................................................29
7.3 DS-6400HD-JX Product Introduction .......................................................................................................32

Product Description
8 Interworking Gateway .......................................................................................................... 35

8.1 PLMN Gateway........................................................................................................................................35
8.1.1 PLMN (GSM) Gateway Introduction ...............................................................................................35
8.1.2 PLMN (GSM) Gateway Structure ....................................................................................................35
8.1.3 PLMN (GSM) Gateway Specifications .............................................................................................35
8.2 PSTN Gateway .........................................................................................................................................37
8.2.1 PSTN Gateway Structure .................................................................................................................38
8.2.2 PSTN Gateway Specifications..........................................................................................................38
8.3 TETRA Gateway ......................................................................................................................................39
8.3.1 TETRA Gateway Structure...............................................................................................................39
8.3.2 TETRA Gateway Specifications .......................................................................................................41
9 Application Scenarios and Typical Configurations .......................................................... 43

9.1 Application Scenarios ...............................................................................................................................43
9.2 Hierarchical Deployment ..........................................................................................................................44
9.3 VPN .........................................................................................................................................................45
10 Operation, Maintenance, and Reliability.......................................................................... 46

10.1 Operation and Maintenance.....................................................................................................................46
10.2 Reliability...............................................................................................................................................46
11 Service Overview ................................................................................................................. 47

11.1 Voice Trunking Services ..........................................................................................................................47
11.2 Video and Data Services .........................................................................................................................48
11.3 Secondary Development Interfaces on the Dispatching Console...............................................................49
12 Abbreviations Reference ..................................................................................................... 50

Product Description
1 Product Positioning and Features
1.1 Product Positioning

The dispatch platform provides services for dispatching voice, data, and video and secondary
development interfaces to customers.
The dispatch platform fits needs from customers in such industries as public safety, traffic,
and energy, providing rich wideband trunking dispatch services, a high-reliability dispatch
service platform, and high-performance dispatch systems.
1.2 Product Feature

Multimedia dispatching: Voice, push to talk (PTT), video, images, and text are supported to
meet requirements in different application scenarios.
Easy deployment: All terminals can be remotely configured and all policies, for example,
user permissions are managed by dispatching consoles.
User-friendly GUI: Operations are performed by only clicking or dragging on the GUI using
the mouse.
High reliability: Core devices, such as the dispatcher and the base station, can adopt
dual-host standby to escape a network-wide breakdown in case of a single-host failure,
providing high reliability communications.
Distributed deployment mode: As IP networks are used as the bearer networks, the system
applies to several lines such as metropolitan area networks (MANs), optical fibers, and
satellite links. Unlike conventional voice communication that is confined by the transmission
distance of copper cables, all devices and terminals in the system can be far apart from each
other.
High scalability: Dispatchers can be cascaded or a larger-capacity dispatcher can be selected
to accommodate extended user quantity.
Ample communication modes: The system can interwork with a wide variety of networks
and devices such as PSTN, GSM, CDMA, WiFi, TETRA, MT1327, and satellite networks
and devices.
Various secondary development interfaces: Interfaces to upper-layer applications are
provided for smooth application migration or low-cost development of new applications by
customers and partners.

Product Description
2 eAPP Product Description
2.1 Product Description

The eAPP dispatch platform consists of the Multimedia Dispatching and processing Center
eMDC610, Dispatching Console eDC610, Multimedia Recording and playback Server
eMRS610, and inter-system connection gateways. Figure 2-1 shows the networking of the
eAPP system.
Figure 2-1 Networking of the eAPP system
Table 2-1 lists functions of eMDC610, eMRS610, and eDC610 in the eAPP system.

Product Description
Table 2-1 Functions of eMDC610, eMRS610, and eDC610 in the eAPP system
Device Function
eMDC610 Dispatches services such as trunking, video, and short messages

(SMs), at the heart of the eAPP system.
eMRS610 Provides media recording, on-demand services, media management,

and access to cameras.
eDC610 Manages services such as voice, video, SMs, multimedia messages
(MMs), and Global Positioning System (GPS) location.
PLMN/PSTN/TETR Provides the interworking function with PLMN/PSTN.TETRA.

A Gateway
2.2 eAPP solution specifications

Application scenarios Vehicle Single Small Network Large Network
Scenario Station Scenario Scenario
Maximum number of 100 1000 4000 100,000

registered (online) users
registered (online) groups
concurrent voice services
Maximum number of 50/D1 128/D1 512/D1 2000/D1
concurrent video services
Maximum number of 100 1000 3000 8000
concurrent GIS services
(30s)
Maximum number of 2 10 40 200

concurrent dispatching
consoles
Number of concurrent voice 50 256 512 512
recordings
Number of concurrent video 8/D1 16/D1 256/D1 256/D1
recordings
Maximum number of 4/D1 4/D1 50/D1 80/D1
concurrent video transcoding
channels(D1->CIF)
The relationship between video quality and number of concurrent voice/video recording playbacks are as
follows: 1080P:720P:D1=1:2:4

Product Description
3 eMDC610 Product Description
3.1 Product Functions

eMDC610 is at the heart of the eAPP system. It controls all services and processes media
streams.
Figure 3-1 Position of eMDC610 in a network

Product Description
3.2 Product Structure

eMDC610 uses different servers in different application scenarios, helping customers save
costs.
Vehicle Scenario
In this scenario, eMDC610 and eMRS610 are integrated into a Hengyan JPC-8110 server.
JPC-8110 is a 1 U high 19 inch server developed for vehicle mounting. The server installation
is reinforced so that the server has good anti-shocking performance. The design of the server
is optimized from the aspects of shock absorption, reinforced installation, heat dissipation,
and electromagnetic compatibility (EMC). The server is formed by stainless steel boards and
the environment performance complies with GJB322A-98C and the EMC performance
complies with GJB151A.
Figure 3-2 shows the appearance of an JPC-8110.
Figure 3-2 Appearance of a JPC-8110 server
Single Station or Small Network Scenario

In these scenarios, an eMDC610 is installed in a DELL R620 server. In the single station
scenario, eMDC610 and eMRS610 are integrated into a DELL R620 server. Figure 3-3 shows
the appearance of an R620.
Figure 3-3 Appearance of an R620 server
Large Network Scenario

In this scenario, an eMDC610 is installed in a DELL R820 server. Figure 3-4 shows the
appearance of an R820.

Product Description
Figure 3-4 Appearance of an R820 server
3.3 Technical Specifications

This section describes technical specifications of eMDC610.
JPC-8110 Specifications
Equipment Specifications
Dimensions (height x 44 mm x 357 mm x 430 mm
length x depth)
Weight < 5.6 kg
Electrical Specifications
Power voltage 220 V AC 100~240V AC
Power consumption < 100 w
Hardware configuration
CPU Intel Core2 Quad Q9000 Series
Memory 2*240PIN DDR3 1066 SDRAM, Max 8GB
Reliability
Reinforcement EMC: GJB 151A Compliance
Environmental performance: GJB322A-98C General specification
for rugged computers
DELL R620 Specifications

length x depth)
Weight < 20 kg

Product Description
Power voltage 220 V AC
CPU Intel Xeon processor E5-2620 (2.00 GHz, 15 M cache, 7.2GT/s
QPI, Turbo, 6C, 95 W)
Memory 8 GB x 2, 1600 MHz
Hard disk 3 x 600 GB 2.5 inch hot swappable hard disk
CD-ROM drive 1 DVD ROM, SATA interface
Network adapter Intel X520 Ethernet card
Operating system: SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 11 SP2
DELL R820 Specifications

length x depth)
Weight < 29.5 kg
Power voltage 220 V AC (voltage range: 100 to 240 V AC)
Power consumption < 750 W
CPU Intel Xeo processor E5-4620
(2.20 GHz, 16 M cache, 7.2 GT/s QPI, Turbo, 8 Core, 95W)
Memory 4 x 8 GB,1600 MHz
Hard disk 3 x 600 GB 25 inch hot swappable hard disk
Vehicle Scenario/Single Station Scenario Recording Specifications:

Item Vehicle Scenario Single Station Scenario
Number of concurrent voice 50 128
recordings

Product Description
Number of concurrent video 8/D1 16/D1

recordings
Number of concurrent video 8/D1 16/D1

forwarding
Number of concurrent 1 2
voice/video recording
playbacks
Maximum time for voice 10000 100000
recording (hour)
Maximum time for video D1: 200 D1: 2000
recording (hour) CIF: 800 CIF: 8000
follows: 1080P:720P:D1=1:2:4
Capacity Specifications
Table 3-1 lists the capacity specifications of eMDC610 in the four typical scenarios.
Table 3-1 eMDC610 capacity specifications

Category Item Vehicle Single Small Large
Scenario Station Network Network
Scenario Scenario Scenario
User or group Maximum number of registered 100 1000 4000 100000
registration (online) users
Maximum number of registered 50 256 512 4000
(online) groups
Service Maximum number of concurrent 50 128 512 2000
concurrency services
This is the total number of concurrent

voice, video, SM, MM and other services.
Voice service Maximum number of concurrent voice 16 32 32 32

transcoding channels
This is transcoding between AMR and

G.711.
Video service Maximum number of concurrent video 4 4 4 4

transcoding channels
This is transcoding between D1 and CIF.
Maximum number of concurrent fixed 4 4 NA NA

cameras

Product Description
Maximum number of concurrent 4 4 16 16

video-to-walls (720 P)
SM/MM Maximum length of an SM 1000 bytes 1000 bytes 1000 bytes 1000 bytes
Maximum number of SMs preset in a 100 100 100 100
terminal or dispatching console
Maximum number of SMs saved in a 1000 1000 1000 1000
Maximum number of MMs saved in a 100 100 100 100
Maximum time for saving an offline 48 hours 48 hours 48 hours 48 hours

SM
Maximum number of concurrent SMs 10 SMs 10 SMs 20 SMs 50 SMs
per second per second per second per second
Maximum data volume of an MM 2 MB 2 MB 2 MB 2 MB
Maximum number of concurrent MMs 5 MMs 10 MMs 15 MMs 20 MMs
per second per second per second per second
Maximum number of SMs saved in the 10000 100000 400000 2000000

system
Maximum number of MMs saved in 200 2000 8000 40000
the system
GPS location Maximum number of concurrent GPS 100 1000 3000 8000
services (30s)
Dispatching Maximum number of concurrent 2 10 40 200
console dispatching consoles
Fixed camera Maximum number of registered fixed 4 100 1000 10000
cameras
Maximum number of fixed cameras for 4 16 16 16
polling
follows: 1080P:720P:D1=1:2:4
When eMDC610 capacity expansion is required, servers must be added and the specifications
are listed in Table 3-2.

Product Description
Table 3-2 eMDC610 capacity specifications for user plane expansion

Item Vehicle Single Station Small Network Large Network
Scenario Scenario Scenario Scenario
Maximum number of NA 32 32 72
concurrent video transcoding
channels
This is transcoding between D1

and CIF.
Maximum number of NA 320 320 720

concurrent voice transcoding
channels
This is transcoding between

AMR and G.711.
Requirements for Operating Environment

Table 3-3 lists the operating environment requirements of eMDC610.
Table 3-3 eMDC610 operating environment requirements

Item Specifications
Model JPC-8110 DELL R620 DELL R820
Temperature 065C 1035C 1035C
humidity 880% 1080% 1080%

Product Description
4 eMRS610 Product Description

eMRS610 provides media recording, on-demand services, media management, and access to
cameras.
Figure 4-1 Position of eMRS610 in a network

Product Description
4.2 Product Structure

eMRS610 can be installed on different types of servers to meet different application scenarios.
Small Network Scenario and Large Network Scenario

In these scenarios, eMRS610 is installed in DELL R620 servers that selectively work with
DELL MD1220 disk arrays. Figure 4-2 shows the appearance of an R620.
Figure 4-2 R620 server appearance
Figure 4-3 shows the appearance of an MD1220.
Figure 4-3 MD1220 disk array appearance
4.3 Technical Specifications

This section describes the technical specifications of eMRS610.
DELL R620 specifications

length x depth)

Product Description
Weight < 20 kg
Power voltage 220 V AC
CPU Intel Xeon processor E5-2620 (2.00 GHz, 15 M cache, 7.2GT/s
QPI, Turbo, 6C, 95 W)
Memory 8 GB x 2, 1600 MHz
Hard disk 3 x 600 GB 2.5 inch hot swappable hard disk
DELL MD1220 disk array specifications

Dimensions (height x 86.8 mm x 446 mm x 549 mm
length x depth)
Weight < 23.31 kg
Power voltage 220 V AC (voltage range: 100 to 240 V AC)
Power consumption < 700 W
Hard disk 12 x 1.2 TB 2.5 inch hot swappable hard disk

Adapter H810 RAID adapter
Capacity Specifications
Table 4-11 lists the capacity specifications of eMRS610 in the four typical scenarios.
Table 4-1 eMRS610 capacity specifications
Item Small Network Large Network

Scenario Scenario
Maximum number of concurrent voice 512 512
recordings
Maximum number of concurrent video 256/D1 256/D1
recordings

Product Description
Item Small Network Large Network

Scenario Scenario
Maximum number of concurrent video 256/D1 256/D1
forwards
Maximum number of concurrent 8 8

voice/video recording playbacks
Maximum time for voice recording 2000001000000 1000000
(hour)
Maximum time for video recording D1: 4000200000 D1: 20000

(hour) CIF: 1600080000 CIF: 80000
eMRS610 supports server stacking in small networks and large networks. The total number stacking
servers cannot exceed three.
follows: 1080P:720P:D1=1:2:4.
Environment Requirements
Table 4-2 lists the environment requirements of eMRS610.
Table 4-2 eMRS610 environment requirements

Item Specifications
Model DELL R20 DELL MD1220 (optional)
Industrial computer 1035C 1035C
R620 1080% 885%

Product Description
5 eDC610 Product Description

eDC610 provides man-machine interfaces (MMIs) for dispatching trunking voice services,
high definition (HD) video, and high speed data. On the intuitive, flexible, and expert GUI,
dispatchers can view user information, group information, camera information, video
messages, SMs, and MMs, and process video such as transferring video to a TV wall and
transcoding, distributing, monitoring, and recording video.

Product Description
5.2 PC Configurations
eDC610 is installed in a common computer and used in a dispatch center or a vehicle.
eDC610 poses different requirements on computer configurations in a dispatch center and a
vehicle.
Dispatch Center
Table 5-1 lists the requirements on computer configurations when eDC610 is used in a
dispatch center.
Table 5-1 Requirements on computer configurations when eDC610 is used in a dispatch center
Attribute Configuration Requirement
CPU At least two cores
Over 3.0 GHz clock speed
Memory Over 4 GB
Hard disk Over 300 GB
Video card Discrete video card that supports multiple monitors at resolution
higher than 1080 P (1920x1080)
Audio card Discrete or integrated audio card
Monitor 22-inch or greater at 1080 P resolution
Standard configuration: one set
Maximum configuration: three sets
OS Windows7 (64-bit)
Windows XP (64-bit)
Vehicle Scenario
When mounted in a vehicle, eDC610 integrates eOMC and Web configuration and dispatch
functions. Table 5-2 lists the requirements on computer configurations in the vehicle scenario.
Table 5-2 Requirements on computer configurations in the vehicle scenario

CPU At least four cores
Over 2.8 GHz clock speed
Memory Over 6 GB
Hard disk Over 200 GB solid state disk (shockproof requirement)
Video card Output interface: two DVI/VGA interfaces and one high
definition multimedia interface (HDMI)
1080 P (1920x1080) resolution or higher

Product Description

Dominant frequency and video RAM specifications of the
graphics processing unit (GPU) are not lower than that of the
INTEL i5 2320 processor integrated video card (HD2000).
Audio card Discrete or integrated audio card
Monitor 22-inch or greater
1080 P resolution
Standard configuration: one set
OS Windows7 (64-bit)
Accessories
For easier use of eDC610, the following accessories listed in Table 5-3 are provided.
Table 5-3 eDC610 accessories

Accessory Description
Normal sound box Sound box capable of receiving 3.5 mm audio cables or sound
box for conferences
PTT microphone Fits common ports in a PC, such as USB ports and serial ports.
Headphone Headphone with a 3.5-mm audio cable
(Optional) PTT Integrates a PTT button and sound boxes, and connects to a PTT
integrated control box pedal and a microphone.
If a PTT integrated control box is configured, normal sound boxes and

PTT microphones are not required.

Product Description
6 eDC610 GUI Introduce
This chapter describes the GUI composition and network status and service status of groups,
terminals, and cameras. Figure 6-1 shows the main window after you first log in to eDC610.
Figure 6-1 eDC610 main window
Table 6-1 lists panes in the main window of eDC610.
Table 6-1 Panes in the main window of eDC610

Pane Description
1 Subscription targets
Group page : allows you to subscribe groups,
monitor status of group services and networks, set up group
services, and perform other operations.
Terminal page : allows you to subscribe PTT users

and eDC610 users, monitor their service status and network
status, and set up voice services with PTT users and eDC610
users.

Product Description
Pane Description
Camera page : allows you to subscribes cameras,

monitor their service status and network status, and obtain
video from cameras.
2 Toolbar
Provides export and setting buttons and displays
current system time.
3 Video and GIS
Video page : allows you to manage video services.
GIS page : allows you to manage GIS services.

4 Video surveillance Displays the ongoing video services and allows you to manage
these services.
5 Events and SMs
Provides the event page and SM/MM receive page
, which allows you to manage received events, SMs,
and MMs.
6 SM sending, incoming
SM/MM sent page : allows you to send SMs and
calls, and missed calls
MMs.
Incoming call page : displays voice point-to-point

(PTP) and video uploading services and allows you to
answer, hang up a call.
Missed call page : allows you to manage missed

calls and call back.
7 Dispatch buttons Includes a text box, a dial button, a PTT button, a video
uploading button, a forced release button, a floor preemption
button, and hotline buttons. In the text box, eDC610 users can
input the number or name of a PTT user, a group, or a camera
to set up services with them.
Group Status
Table 6-2 describes group status.
Table 6-2 Group status

Status Icon Description
Connection A subscribed group is always in the online
state.
Mute control The group is not muted so the speaker in the

group can be heard.

Product Description

The group is muted so the speaker in the
group cannot be heard.
PTT button The eDC610 user is pressing and holding the
PTT button to get the call floor or the user is
speaking.
The eDC610 user released the call floor and is
listening.
Group voice service The group is idle and no one is speaking.
A member is speaking in the group.
Terminal Status
Table 6-3 describes terminal status.
Table 6-3 Terminal status

eDC610 connection The eDC610 user is online.
The eDC610 user is offline.
PTT user connection The PTT user's voice and video

services are not registered with the
network.
The PTT user is online.
The PTT user is offline.
Video service The video service is not registered

with the network.
The video service is idle.
Video is uploading or a PTP video

call is in progress.
Voice service The voice service is not registered

with the network.
The voice service is idle.
A PTP voice call is in progress.

Product Description

The PTT user is making a PTP
emergency call.
Cameras Status
Table 6-4 describes camera status.
Table 6-4 Camera status

Connection The camera is online.
The camera is offline.
Video service The video service is idle.
The camera is uploading video.
Video Page
Table 6-5 describes the toolbar buttons on the video page.
Table 6-5 Toolbar buttons on the video page
Button Function Description

Shifts the number of split Video can be split into 1, 4, 9, or 16 screens. A
screens. maximum of 16 channels of video signals can be
uploaded simultaneously.
Distributes video. Video in the process of uploading can be
distributed to a specified terminal or another
eDC610.
Hangs up a video
uploading service.
Transfers video to a TV
wall.
Stop transferring video to The uploaded video is not necessarily transferred

a TV wall. to a TV wall.

Product Description
Button Function Description

Mutes or unmutes video.
Polls video. In a split screen, video uploaded by several

cameras is displayed in turns at a specified
interval.
Pan-tilt-zoom (PTZ) The camera can move their lenses horizontally and
vertically, as well as change their focal lengths
between near and far under the control of PTZ.
GIS Page
On the GIS page, you are allowed to:
On the GIS toolbar, import map layers, zoom in/out the electrical map, drag and drop the
electrical map, and search for a GIS terminal or camera on the electrical map.
In the resource lists, add/delete GIS terminals and set the period for reporting GIS
information.
On the map layer page, set the display mode to multi-layer.
In the electrical map, monitor the information of GIS terminals and cameras such as their
longitudes, latitudes, and altitudes.
Dispatch Buttons
Table 6-6 describes the functions of dispatch buttons.
Table 6-6 Functions of dispatch buttons
Button Function
Allows you to make a PTP call to a specified terminal, another
eDC610 user, or a user outside the system.
Allows you to make a group call.
Allows you to obtain video from a specified terminal or camera.
Allows you to call a preset hotline at one click. A maximum of

three hotlines are supported.
Allows you to get a call floor during a PTP call. When you get the
call floor from one party during the original PTP call, the party is
cut off and you can talk with the other party.
Allows you to forcefully release an ongoing group call, a PTP call,

or a video service.

Product Description
7 Video/Audio Decoder Description
7.1 DS-6308D Product Introduction

DS-6308D is a multi-channel video/audio decoder that is designed for deploying and
managing a large-scale TV wall monitoring system. Adopting Linux as the OS, DS-6300D
runs stably and reliably.
DS-6308D supports variable network transmission protocols and bit rates and is capable of
decoding and outputting HD 720 P video streams and decoding images at
4CIF/DCIF/2CIF/CIF/QCIF resolution. DS-6308D also decodes and outputs images through
BNC connectors and video graphics array (VGA) interfaces simultaneously and supports
functions such as voice intercom, alarm input/output, and PTZ control, providing powerful
support for the large TV wall decoding service.
7.1.1 Product Structure
7.1.2 Product Functions

Supports adding intelligent analysis information of the front-end encoder to the decoded
images
Supports VGA and BNC outputs

Product Description
DS-6308DI is capable of decoding 16 streams at CIF/8 streams at 4CIF/4 streams at

720P, where the first VGA output supports 1/2/4/9/16 multi-camera display and other
VGA outputs and BNC outputs support 1/2/4 multi-camera display.
Supports active decoding and passive decoding.
Supports receiving real-time data in the manner of direct access to the front-end device
or stream media forwarding.
Supports decoding and outputting of remote recording files.
Supports transparent channel transmission and remote control on PTZs connecting to the
DVR or DVS.
7.1.3 Product Specifications

Three decoder models are available.
Model DS-6308D
Audio/video CVBS output 8 channels, BNC port, resolution: PAL standard 704 x
output 576; NTSC standard 704 x 480
VGA output 4 channels, resolution 1280 x 1024@60Hz, 1280 x
720@60Hz, 1024 x 768@60Hz
Audio output 12 channels, BNC port (linear level, Resistance: 600 )
Audio and Video decoding 16 streams at CIF/8 streams at 4CIF/4 streams at 720P
video decoding capability
parameter
External ports Voice input One BNC port (level: 2.0Vp-p; Resistance: 1000 )
Voice output One BNC port (linear level, Resistance: 600 )
Network port One RJ45 port, 10 Mbit/s/100 Mbit/s/1000 Mbit/s
self-adaptive network port
Serial port One standard RS-485 serial port
One standard RS-232 serial port
Alarm input 8 channels
Alarm output 8 channels
Others Power supply AC 220 V
Power consumption 40 W
Operating -10C to +55C
temperature
Humidity 10% to 90%
Chassis 19 inch and 1 U high
Dimensions (height 45 mm x 440 mm x 300 mm
x length x depth)
Weight 5 kg

Product Description
7.2 DS-6401HD Product Introduction

DS-6401HD is a network video/audio decoder that is designed for deploying and managing an
HD monitoring system. Adopting Linux as the OS and Davinci as the processor, DS-6300D
runs stably and reliably.
DS-6401HD supports HD UXGA 1080p video decoding and outputting. It outputs videos
over BNC, VGA, DVI, and HDMI ports and supports multiple network transmission
protocols and multiple bit rate transmission methods, providing powerful support for the
large-scale TV wall decoding service.

Supports adding intelligent analysis information of the front-end encoder to the decoded
images.
Supports HDMI, DVI, VGA, and BNC outputs
The image resolution of HDMI and DVI outputs is up to 1920 x 1080 and the image
resolution of VGA is up to 1280 x 1024.

Product Description
Supports decoding one channel of video stream at 1080P resolution, 2 channels of video
at 720P resolution and 4 channels of video at 4CIF resolution.
Supports active decoding and passive decoding.
Supports receiving real-time data in the manner of direct access to the front-end device
or stream media forwarding.
Supports decoding and outputting of remote recording files.
Supports transparent channel transmission and remote control on PTZs connecting to the
DVR or DVS.

Model DS-6401HD
Audio/vi CVBS output One channel, BNC port, resolution: PAL standard 704 x
deo 576; NTSC standard 704 x 480
output
VGA output One channel, resolution: 1280 x 720@60 Hz, 1280 x
1024@60 Hz, 1024 x 768@60 Hz
HDMI output One channel, resolution: 1600 x 1200@60 Hz, 1080p
(1920 x 1080p) @60 Hz, 1080i (1920*1080i) @60 Hz,
1080p (1920 x 1080p)@50 Hz, 1080i (1920 x 1080i)
@50 Hz, 1280 x 720@60 Hz, 1280 x 1024@60 Hz, 1024
x 768@60 Hz
DVI output One channel, resolution: 1600 x 1200@60Hz, 1080p
(1920 x 1080p) @60 Hz, 1080i (1920 x 1080i) @60 Hz,
1080p(1920 x 1080p)@50 Hz, 1080i (1920 x 1080i) @50
Hz, 1280 x 720@60 Hz, 1280 x 1024@60 Hz, 1024 x
768@60 Hz
Audio output Two channels, RCA port (linear level, Resistance: 600 )
Video decoding One channel of video stream at 1080P resolution, 2
capability channels of video at 720P resolution and 4 channels of
video at 4CIF resolution
Number of 1/2/4
displayed images
Network port One RJ45 port 10 Mbit/s, 100 Mbit/s, 1000 Mbit/s
self-adaptive Ethernet
One standard RS-232 serial port
Alarm input 4 channels
Alarm output 2 channels
Others Power supply DC 12 V
Power 12 W
consumption

Product Description
Model DS-6401HD
Operating -10C to +55C
temperature
Humidity 10% to 90%
Dimensions 39 mm x 198 mm x 123 mm
(height x length x
depth)
Weight 1.5 kg

Product Description
7.3 DS-6400HD-JX Product Introduction

DS-6400HD-JX is a carrier-class HD rack video/audio decoder that is designed for deploying
and managing a large-scale TV wall system. According with Telecommunications Computing
Architecture, DS-6400HD-JX supports 200 W HD video decoding and outputting. It outputs
video over various ports and supports multiple network transmission protocols.

Hardware Architecture
Standard rack design and carrier-class ATCA cabinet system
Pluggable modular design and a maximum of 16 video/audio output boards
supported
Duplicate power supply (optional) to ensure steady and reliable system operating
Video/Audio Output
Video/Audio output over HDMI, DVI, and BNC ports
Audio/Video decoding at a maximum of 1920 x 1080 resolution over HDMI and
DVI ports
Each video/audio output board decoding one channel of video at 1080p resolution,
two channels of video at 720p resolution, or four channels of video at 4CIF resolution.
Decoding and outputting of remote recording files

Product Description
Network Functions
Receiving real-time data in the manner of direct access to the front-end device or
stream media forwarding
Each video/audio output board providing one 10/100/1000 Mbit/s adaptive Ethernet
port
TCP/IP protocol stack, TCP, UDP, RTP, NTP, DHCP, DDNS, and SADP supported
Transparent channel transmission and remote control on PTZs connecting to the
DVR or DVS supported
Other Functions
Video/Audio output board supporting restoration of factory settings by one click

Model DS-6400HD-JX
Service Cabinet system Cabinet and power adapter
configurations
Video/Audio A maximum of 16 video/audio output board
output board supported
Video/Audio HDMI output 1 channel, resolution: 1600x1200@60 Hz, 1080p
outputs (1920x1080p)@60 Hz, 1080i (1920x1080i)@60Hz,
(DS-6401HD-B 1080p (1920x1080p)@50 Hz, 1080i
board) (1920x1080i)@50 Hz, 1280x720@60 Hz,
1280x1024@60 Hz, 1024x768@60 Hz
DVI output 1 channel, resolution: 1600x1200@60 Hz, 1080p
(1920x1080p)@60 Hz, 1080i (1920x1080i)@60 Hz,
1080p (1920x1080p)@50 Hz, 1080i
(1920x1080i)@50 Hz, 1280x720@60 Hz,
1280x1024@60 Hz, 1024x768@60 Hz
CVBS output 1 channel, BNC port, resolution: PAL 704x576;
NTSC 704x480
Audio output 2 channels, RCA port (level: 2.0Vp-p, resistance:
600 )
Video/Audio Video decoding 1080p, UXGA, 720p, VGA, and 4CIF
decoding resolution
parameters
Video decoding 1 channel of 1080p/2 channels of 720p/4 channels of
(DS-6401HD-B capability 4CIF
board)
Number of 1/2/4
displayed images
External ports Voice intercom 1 channel, 3.5 mm audio port (level: 2.0Vp-p,
(DS-6401HD-B input resistance: 1 K)
board) Network port One RJ45 10M/100M/1000M adaptive Ethernet port
Others Power supply AC 220 V, 4763 Hz

Product Description
Power 250 W
consumption
Operating 10 to +55
temperature
Operating 1090%
humidity
Cabinet 19-inch 6U cabinet
Dimensions (H x 266 mm x 441 mm x 167 mm
W x D)
Weight 25 kg

Product Description
8 Interworking Gateway
8.1 PLMN Gateway

8.1.1 PLMN (GSM) Gateway Introduction
GSM gateway is a multi-functional product used to effectively implement the smooth
transition between PLMN (GSM) and VoIP network. Its sea blue small appearance, beautiful
and practical, easy-of-use to satisfied necessary of customers. Its a cost-effective gateway for
call termination (VoIP to GSM) and origination (GSM to VoIP). It is fully compatible with
leading Soft-switch and SIPserver.
8.1.2 PLMN (GSM) Gateway Structure
8.1.3 PLMN (GSM) Gateway Specifications

Port
SIM card slot 4/8 SIM card slot
Ethernet port 1 LAN x 10/100M Base-TX RJ45
Management port 1 Console

Product Description
Voice feature G.711A/U law, G.723.1, G.729A/B

Silence suppression & detection
Comfort noise generation(CNG)
Voice activity detection(VAD)
Echo cancellation(G.168)
Adaptive (dynamic) jitter buffer
Call progress tone generation
Programmable gain control
Protocol Standard SIP V2.0 (RFC 3261,3262,3264)
RTP/RTCP (RFC 1889,1890)
Static IP, PPPoE, DHCP
Network protocol:
IP, TCP, UDP, TFTP, FTPS, RTP, RTCP, ARP, RARP, ICMP,
Ping, NTP, SNTP, Http, DNS
NAT traversal: static NAT, STUN
ARP/RARP (RFC 826/903)
VLAN 802.1p/802.1q
DNS/DNS SRV (RFC 1706/RFC 2782)
Radio feature Frequency band: GSM 850/900/1800/1900 MHz
DTMF mode: Signal/RFC2833
SMS/SMSC/USSD
Open API interface
Call duration limitation
One/two stage dial-up, Hotline
Polarity Reversal
Custom IVR
PIN modified
Carrier select
BCCH
SIM card expansion supportive

Product Description
Management and Web based configuration

maintenance Configure backup/restore
Support English and China language
Firmware upgrade by TFTP
Web login password modify
Factory reset
Output CDR/Tracking newsby syslog
Ping and Tracer test on web
Traffic statistics: TCP,UDP,RTP
VoIP call statistics
PSTN call statistics: ASR,ACD,PDD
System log outputs CDR and tracing information
Web-based Ping and Tracer tests
Transmission protocol statistics: TCP, UDP, RTP
VoIP call statistics
PSTN call statistics: ASR,ACD,PDD
Physical properties Power: input:100-240V,50-60Hz,1.1A Max, output:12VDC,4.0A
Power consumption:4G: 15w; 8G: 25w
Temperature (operation): 0 to +45
(storage): -20 to +80
Operation Humidity: 10%-90% no condensation
Dimensions (W/D/H): 255 mm x 220 mm x 30 mm
Weight: 1.48 kg
Color & material: blue, aluminum box
Packing content Gateway
RJ-45 network cable
Antenna
User's manual CD
8.2 PSTN Gateway

NC-MG320 locates at the interface between the public switched telephone network (PSTN)
and the IP network to achieve the conversion between E1/FXO/FXS and VoIP SIP, meanwhile
complete the media stream transformation between the bearer of the PSTN and IP network.
NC-MG320 uses advanced hardware and software technology and carrier-class design to
ensure the high reliability of equipment. NC-MG320 adopts the mature and high-performance
central processing unit (CPU) and digital signal processor (DSP); and uses the embedded
real-time OS and efficient algorithm to provide excellent properties. With modular design for
inserted boards, NC-MG320 is expandable to meet different capacity requirements.

Product Description
8.2.1 PSTN Gateway Structure
8.2.2 PSTN Gateway Specifications

NC-MG320 features a compact structure, 1 U high, and can be mounted in a 19-inch standard
cabinet or independently installed in a small equipment room. NC-MG320 supports 220 V AC
power supply, adapting different conditions in an equipment room.
Supported Signaling Protocols

Item Specifications
Interface FXO/FXS/SIP/E1
E1 signaling ISDN PRI (ITU-T Q.931, Q.921)
SS7 ((ITU-T Q.700 series), 24 bits/14 bits PC, ISUP/TUP (need to be
authorized)
V5.2 (ITU-T G.964, G.965) (need to be authorized)
R2 (need to be authorized)
Q.SIG (need to be authorized)
VoIP protocol SIP:
RFC3326 (Reason header in SIP messages)
RFC3372 (SIGTRAN and SIP-T)
RFC2327 (sdp)
RFC3398 (ISUP-SIP Mapping)
RFC3261 (sip)
RFC5806(Diversion Indication in SIP)
RFC2833(DTMF)
RFC3362(t.38)
RFC 3261(SIP 2.0)
RFC3204(MIME media types for ISUP and QSIG Objects)
RFC3578(Mapping of ISUP overlap to SIP)
Audio Codec:G.711 U-Law and A-Law, G.711 Appendix 1, G.723.1 and

encoding/decodi G.723.1 Annex A, G.729 Annex A and Annex B, G.726, GSM,
ng ARM,ILBC
Fax protocol T30, T38, and pass through

Product Description
Network IP, NAT, ICMP, ARP, HTTP, BOOTP, FTPS, TFTP, DHCP,
protocol PPPOE, SNMP, Diff-Serv
Echo G.168 128ms

cancellation
Physical Properties
Item Specifications
Input voltage 110-240V AC
Full-load Power 50 W
Dimensions (WDH) 482 mm x 286 mm x 44 mm (1U)
Weight 3.5 kg
Operating Temperature 0C to 50C
environment
Relative humidity < 80%
Configuration Details
Configuration Capacity Physical Specifications
Configuration NC-MG320 analog Port NC-MG320 analog
Type gateway gateway
Configuration Capacity Port Quantity
FXO/FXS 4 to 32 PCM port 0 to 4
E1/T1 0 to 4 4 line RJ45 8
VOIP channel 32 to 128 Network 1

port
Serial port 1
Power port 1
8.3 TETRA Gateway

TETRA gateways support the PTT signaling, AT commands, VOX, COR (carrier detect),
channel change, PTT hotline, and rich specifications, applicable to various application
scenarios and network sizes.
8.3.1 TETRA Gateway Structure
TETRA Gateway Description

Product Description
ETS-2WP Trunking, ultra short wave, and short wave gateway, providing VOX and
COR, and supporting two channels
COR, and supporting four channels
COR, and supporting eight channels
Front ETS-4WAP Trunking, ultra short wave, and short wave gateway, providing the VOX,
COR, and channel change, and supporting four channels
View
A
ETS-2WA AT command trunking gateway, supporting two channels
n
ETS trunking gateway is 1 U high and supports 19-inch standard rack installation.
No. Description
1 Ethernet port 1
2 Ethernet port 2
3 Three indicators are available. The first is the power indicator, the second is the
running status indicator, and the third is the fault indicator. When the system
starts up and runs properly, the power indicator is steady green, the running
status indicator is blinking green, and the fault indicator is off. If a fault occurs,
the fault indicator turns red.
4 Serial port
5 Reset button
6 Ports on board 2, identical in the meaning of each port described above
7 Trademark
Rear View

Product Description
No. Description
1 220 V power socket
2 220 V power switch
3 Ground terminal
4 Product information
5 Wireless ports
6 IP address and MAC address labels of boards
8.3.2 TETRA Gateway Specifications

Technical Specifications
Item Specifications
Wireless ports DB37 ports, including an audio port, a PTT port, a COR port,
and a five-wire serial port, each supporting four channels
Other ports
Power supply Rated voltage: 220 V
voltage fluctuation: 5%
Frequency: 50 Hz5%
Wave form distortion rate of the phase-to-phase voltage: < 5%
Ground port Ground resistance: 1 ohm
Ethernet port 10/100M adaptive
Dimensions and operating environment
Dimensions (WxDxH) 440 mm x 328 mm x 45 mm
Weight 4 kg
Power consumption Rated power: 45 W
Operating environment Temperature: -10C to +60C
Humidity: 10% to 90% non-condensing
Voice processing
Voice encoding G.711, G.723, G.729
Fax T.30, T.38
Call completion rate > 99%
Voice guarantee QoS echo suppression (G.165/G.168-2000), voice priority
(TOS), DiffServ jitter buffer, comfort noise generation
(CNG), and voice activity detection (VAD)

Product Description
Item Specifications
Average call setup delay < 100 ms

Reliability
System availability Availability 99.999%
Mean time between > 20 years
failures
System fault recovery < 15 minutes
time
Standard compliance
Flame retardance UL94V-0 materials
Electrical safety UL 508, CSA C22.2/14; EN61010-1
EMC EN50082-1 (IEC801-2,3,4)CE
Surge protection IEEE-472 (ANSIC37.90)
Shock and vibration IEC68-2-6
resistance

Product Description
9 Application Scenarios and Typical

Configurations
9.1 Application Scenarios

The dispatch platform is applicable to the vehicle, single station, small network, and large
network scenarios. The following table lists the typical configurations in each scenario.
Category Vehicle Single Station Small Network Large Network

Scenario Scenario Scenario Scenario
Dispatcher ACOCA Dell R620 Dell R620 Dell R820

JPC-8110
Recording NA NA Dell R620 Dell R620

server
Disk array NA NA DELL MD1220 DELL MD1220
Video DS-6308D DS-6308D DS-6308D DS-6308D

decoder 720p
Video DS-6401HD/ DS-6401HD/D DS-6401HD/DS-6 DS-6401HD/DS-6

decoder DS-6400HD- S-6400HD-JX 400HD-JX 400HD-JX
1080p JX
PLMN Optional Optional Optional Optional

gateway
PSTN Optional Optional Optional Optional

gateway
TETRA Optional Optional Optional Optional

gateway

Product Description
Note: Either a video decoder 720p or a video decoder 1080p can be configured to meet
particular conditions.
9.2 Hierarchical Deployment

The dispatch platform supports hierarchical deployment, with dispatchers serving as either an
upper-level dispatcher or a lower-level dispatcher in a network.
An upper-level dispatcher operates in a Witen system or an emergency dispatch vehicle.
A lower-level dispatcher operates in an emergency dispatch vehicle.
An upper-level dispatcher communicates with a lower-level dispatcher in the following ways:
Wired backhaul
Satellite backhaul
Microwave backhaul
MDC
MRS
eOMC
eCNS
MDC1 eNB eNB MDCn
MRS1 MRSn
eOMC1 eOMCn
eCNS1 eCNSn
eNB eNB eNB eNB
In a hierarchical network, the upper-level dispatching console can group together users
managed by an upper-level dispatcher and users managed by different dispatchers.
Lower-level users can communicate with upper-level users or with each other in ways of
private voice calls, group voice calls, emergency calls, video uploading, and video
distribution.
A dispatcher may work in a hierarchical mode or standalone mode.

Product Description
9.3 VPN
The dispatch platform supports configuration of one or more virtual private networks (VPNs).
VPN services are separate from each other.
A super administrator can be configured, as well as VPN administrators granted permissions
varying with specific VPNs. Inter-VPN calling is available by making an ad-hoc group call or
using dynamic group number assignment.

Product Description
10 Operation, Maintenance, and

Reliability
10.1 Operation and Maintenance

Provides universal operation and maintenance functions, including configuration
management, user management, log management, and alarm management
Supports remote version installation
Supports parameters settings for the voice service, video service, SMS, MMS, and
locating service
Supports concurrent operations by multiple dispatching consoles
Supports both Chinese and English GUIs of the dispatching console and O&M client;
supports Chinese and English ringback tones
Supports acquisition of logs by one click.
10.2 Reliability
Nodes in the dispatching system support heartbeat detection and startup notification.
This mechanism allows broken links of a peer end node to be detected and supports
notifying the peer end of local node's restarts.
Nodes in the dispatching system support user plane checking. This mechanism allows
abnormal services to be detected and prevents resource failures.
eMRS610 supports disk redundancy backup in RAID5 mode (N+1 disk mirroring) for
local hard disks, raising the reliability of the system.
Equipment-level protection can be configured on dispatchers in a dispatch platform.

Product Description
11 Service Overview
11.1 Voice Trunking Services

No. Service Description
1 PTP call PTP calls, or private calls, can be made between
terminal users or between a terminal user and a
dispatching console user. PTP calls are full-duplex
communications. Only the two parties who participate
in the PTP call can hear each other.
2 Group call Group calls are made between several terminals or
between terminals and a dispatching console. Group
calls are half-duplex point-to-multipoint
communications.
3 Emergency call Emergency calls are special calls with the highest
priority, allowing information to reach the called party
within the shortest time.
4 Group scan Group scan is used to search for groups for listening.
5 Floor preemption During a group call, a higher-priority user can get the
call floor from a lower-priority user.
6 Forced call release by the An authorized dispatching console can forcefully
dispatcher release a PTP call.
7 Time-limited call The duration of a floor in a group call, a PTP call, or a
call connected to a PSTN user is configurable. When
the time expires, a message will be displayed.
8 Broadcast call Broadcast calls are point-to-multipoint calls made by a
dispatching console to all members in a system.
9 Incoming/Outgoing call Incoming calls or outgoing calls (including the
barring interworking gateway numbers) made to or from a
user can be barred. Incoming/Outgoing call barring
affects only PTP calls.

Product Description

10 Interconnection and Users in a private network can make and receive PTP
interworking of different calls to and from PSTN/PBX users and PLMN users,
systems group calls to TETRA users and external 350 MHz
ultra short wave stations.
11 Dynamic group number A dispatch person may create a dynamic group of
assignment selected static groups and users. The dynamic group is
allowed with infinite calling times. Dynamic groups
are open to query and deletion.
12 Ad-hoc group call A dispatch person may create an ad-hoc group of
selected users. The ad-hoc group is automatically
deleted when the call is ended.
11.2 Video and Data Services

1 Video surveillance A dispatcher can monitor fixed cameras and handheld
devices on a dispatching console by HD video
uploaded by them in real time.
2 Video uploading from HD and SD video can be uploaded by handheld
handheld devices devices to a dispatching console.
3 Video distribution A dispatcher can distribute video uploaded to a

dispatching console to one or more specified display
entities, such as another dispatching console, a
handheld device, and a decoder. The video can be
played with the sound or without the sound on these
display entities.
4 Video collaboration Concurrency of video services and trunking voice
services is supported.
5 PTP video call A handheld device can make a PTP video call to
another handheld device to achieve face-to-face
communication with the front cameras built in the
handheld devices.
6 GIS A mobile terminal can report GIS information to a
dispatching console on which a dispatcher can locate
the mobile terminal in the GIS map.
7 Video transcoding High-resolution video streams can be converted to
low-resolution video streams in real time.
8 SMS SMs can be made by a terminal user or a dispatching
console user to another terminal user or another
dispatching console user, or to the group to which
another terminal user or another dispatching console
user belongs.

Product Description

9 Status SMS Presence information can be predefined. The
dispatching console can receive presence information
from terminal users.
10 MMS MMs can be made by a terminal user or a dispatching
console user to another terminal user or another
dispatching console user, or to the group where
another terminal user or another dispatching console
user belongs. An MM can include text, graph, and
voice.
11.3 Secondary Development Interfaces on the

Dispatching Console
The software development kit (SDK) can be provided to customers for developing their own
dispatching consoles.
The SDK includes secondary development interfaces for all services such as voice, video,
SMs, MMs, and GIS location.
The SDK allows customers to obtain user and group information and status.
The SDK interface development manual can be provided to customers.

Product Description
12 Abbreviations Reference
Abbreviation Full name

BNC Bayonet Nut Connector
COR Carrier Operated Relay
DVR Digital Video Record
DVS Digital Video Server
DHCP Dynamic host configuration protocol
DDNS Dynamic Domain Name Server
eMDC Enterprise Multimedia Dispatching and processing Center
eMRS Enterprise Multimedia Recording and playback Server
eDC Enterprise Dispatching Console
GSM Global System for Mobile Communications
GIS Geographic Information System
LTE Long Term Evolution
NTP Network Time Protocol
PSTN Public Switched Telephone Network
PLMN Public Land Mobile Network
RTP Real Time Protocol
TETRA Terrestrial Trunked Radio
TCP Transmission Control Protocol
UDP User Datagram Protocol
VGA Video Graphics Array
VOIP Voice over Internet Phone

Product Description
Abbreviation Full name

VOX Voice operated exchange
Witen Wideband Trunking Evolution network solution


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1 Product Positioning and Features .......................................................................................... 5

2 eAPP Product Description....................................................................................................... 6

3 eMDC610 Product Description ............................................................................................... 8

4 eMRS610 Product Description.............................................................................................. 15

5 eDC610 Product Description................................................................................................. 19

6 eDC610 GUI Introduce .......................................................................................................... 22

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7.3.3 Product Specifications .....................................................................................................................33

8 Interworking Gateway .......................................................................................................... 35

9 Application Scenarios and Typical Configurations .......................................................... 43

10 Operation, Maintenance, and Reliability.......................................................................... 46

11 Service Overview ................................................................................................................. 47

12 Abbreviations Reference ..................................................................................................... 50

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1 Product Positioning and Features

1.1 Product Positioning

1.2 Product Feature

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2 eAPP Product Description

2.1 Product Description

Figure 2-1 Networking of the eAPP system

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eMDC610 Dispatches services such as trunking, video, and short messages

eMRS610 Provides media recording, on-demand services, media management,

PLMN/PSTN/TETR Provides the interworking function with PLMN/PSTN.TETRA.

2.2 eAPP solution specifications

Maximum number of 100 1000 4000 100,000

Maximum number of 2 10 40 200

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3 eMDC610 Product Description

3.1 Product Functions

Figure 3-1 Position of eMDC610 in a network

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3.2 Product Structure

Figure 3-2 Appearance of a JPC-8110 server

Single Station or Small Network Scenario

Figure 3-3 Appearance of an R620 server

Large Network Scenario

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Figure 3-4 Appearance of an R820 server

3.3 Technical Specifications

DELL R620 Specifications

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DELL R820 Specifications

Weight < 29.5 kg

Power consumption < 750 W

Vehicle Scenario/Single Station Scenario Recording Specifications:

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Number of concurrent video 8/D1 16/D1

Number of concurrent video 8/D1 16/D1

Table 3-1 eMDC610 capacity specifications

This is the total number of concurrent

Voice service Maximum number of concurrent voice 16 32 32 32

This is transcoding between AMR and

Video service Maximum number of concurrent video 4 4 4 4

This is transcoding between D1 and CIF.

Maximum number of concurrent fixed 4 4 NA NA

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Maximum number of concurrent 4 4 16 16