2.5. Abilis Base-N

2.5. Abilis Base-N
	Chapter 2. Abilis hardware

Figure 2.9. Abilis Base-N

Abilis Base-N is an expandable device. Below there are the hardware characteristics of the base unit:

These are the expansions:

up to 12 ISDN2 or ISDN30 ports. Refer to the following chapters: Section 2.11.1, “QPRIX”, Section 2.11.3, “PB44X”, Section 2.11.6, “BRI-HFC4 / BRI-HFC8”, Section 2.11.2, “PB22”.
up to 48 analogue extensions (for “internal” telephones or fax). Refer to the following chapter: Section 2.11.7, “POTS 4/8/16”.
up to 384 analogue extensions (for “internal” telephones or fax). Refer to the following chapter: Section 2.11.10, “POTSHUB”.
up to 3 Ethernet ports. Refer to the following chapter: Section 2.11.11, “Ethernet”.
up to 24 Ethernet ports. Refer to the following chapter: Section 2.11.13, “QUAD-Ethernet”.
up to 3 Gigabit Ethernet ports. Refer to the following chapter: Section 2.11.12, “GigaEthernet”.
up to 10 xDSL concurrent connections to the Internet. Refer to the following chapter: Section 2.12.1, “ADSL modem”.
up to 10 UMTS gateways (up to 16 simultaneous calls between the fixed and the mobile network). Refer to the following chapter: Section 2.12.4, “UMTS-BOX2”.
up to two 5” 5200 RPM SATA Hard-Drives

Abilis Base-N includes all licences, but VMX and Data Comp ones, because it's a class 15 device. Refer to Section 7.1.1, “ABILIS ID and the class of product” to know more about licencing.

Figure 2.10. The numbering of the physical ports

	Note
	USB port numbering is intended as "High-speed"/"Full-speed"

Dimensions[mm]: 440x355x150;

Weight: 9,5 Kg;

Power supply: 110-230VAC, 200W.


2.4. Abilis Base-I 2U		2.6. Abilis Base-P/Abilis Base-Q