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Figure 171. Signaling for an access point to a central system call

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Signaling from and to the connected telephone in the access point is always transmitted over the IP network to the call processing infrastructure in the OpenScape 4000 central system, and from there back again.

Figure 172. Voice link (payload) for an access point to a central system call

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The central call processing infrastructure establishes the voice link and makes all features available. The voice link from the access point is switched to the IP network with the aid of the HG 3575 module. The HG 3500 module functions as a gateway and converts the IP data stream back into a PCM data stream that can be processed by the central system. This data stream is transferred to the connected subscriber within the central system. The call is therefore switched in both the IP network and in the OpenScape 4000 central system. The access point and the gateway module each occupy one channel of the available transport capacity to the IP network.