The Simulator’s wide range of abilities is listed below, or download the Brochure.

The movie is recommended as you will see some of the Simulator’s flexibilities and capabilities, but also the Manager and how easy it is to use.

If you need advice or assistance, please contact us.

• Number of BRIs
• 0, 4, 8 or16
• Number of PRIs
• 0, 1, 2, 3 or 4
• Connectivity
• Full non-blocking cross-connectivity.
• Any “B” channel can access any other.
• Primary, secondary and tertiary routes.
• BRI Switch Types
• National 1
• 5ESS
• DMS-100
• NET3 (Euro)
• Multi-point
• Point-to-point
• PRI Switch Types
• National 2
• 5ESS
• DMS-100
• NET5 (Euro)
• Leased Line – channelised T1 or E1 G.704
• Line Code
• T1 - B8ZS/AMI
• E1 – HDB3
• Framing
• T1 – ESF or D4
• E1 – CRC4 or non-CRC4
• Advanced Options
• A range of options to meet different equipment’s needs such as:
• Maintain BRI Layer 1
• Fix TEI to 0
• Remove “Sending Complete”
• Shut down or not on “Invalid Status”
• Generate “Status” messages or not
• Call Types
• Optional selection of specific call types and routing:
• Speech
• Unrestricted data
• Restricted Data
• 3.1 KHz audio
• 7 KHz audio
• Unrestricted data with tone
• Video
• All reserved or select reserved type
• Power Feed
• Optional Power Feed on BRI ports.
• Delivers 40VDC 1Watt to attached devices
• Factory fit only
• Interfaces
• RJ45 modular jack
• Standard cabling
• Max driving distance 1,000 feet 100m
• Tones
• Generation of dial, ring, busy, N/U tones
• Tones/no tones on per-port basis.
• Numbering Options
• User-defined destination numbers
• Individual number per “B” channel, per BRI/PRI or groups of ports
• Number length from 1 to 24 numbers
• Support for CLIs up to 24 numbers
• Support for sub-addressing up to 6 digits alpha/numeric
• SPIDs (support for dual SPIDs and auto-SPIDs)
• Dual TEI support
• Dial ascending or descending within an ISDN port
• Routing Options
• Pick calls ascending or descending
• Group “B” channels by name for easy configuration
• Route calls on “B” channel or ports.
• Route calls based on DDI number or leading/middle/last digits
• Route calls on CLI number or leading/middle/last digits
• Route calls on sub-address.
• CLI numbers can be added for each “B” channel or group of channels
• Configurable secondary and tertiary destination if primary unavailable
• Call Conversion
• Ability to convert/add any dialled number to any other dialled number, in part or whole
• Ability to convert/add any CLI
• Ability to convert to different numbers and route to secondary/tertiary destinations
• Schedules
• Time-of day schedules on routing and conversion profiles
• Call Barring
• Ability to bar numbers
• Routing Summary
• Provides an overview of all routing and priorities etc.
• Three summary pages identify all routing profiles
• “Drill-down” into a specific profile.
• Call and Event Records
• Battery-backed NV-RAM stores all Alarms, Warnings, Events and Messages.
• The type of messages to be saved is user-selectable.
• If DbManager is connected, all Alarms, Warnings, Events and Messages saved as a dated and number .CSV “flat” file.
• All time-stamped using on-board battery-backed clock
• Provides time-synchronised record of calls and processes

• ISDN clock source
• Internal oscillator standard better than 25ppm GXO
• Optional to fit better than 1ppm TCXO
• Software
• Held in Flash
• Dual Flash banks for on-line and off-line code
• Remote code update to off-line sector with CRC.
• Real-Time Clock
• For time-stamping events and ISDN protocol messages
• Diagnostics
  • All calls and messages shown in real-time monitoring window.
  • Diagnostic tool for viewing and saving all Layer2/3 ISDN messages.
  • Free analysis tool “translates” Layer2/3 messages.
• User Interfaces for management/control/logs
  • RJ12 serial port. Asynchronous to 115kbps.
  • LAN port 10/100baseT
    • Liberator IP address
    • Optional Subnet Mask
    • Optional Default Gateway
  • Password protected
• DbManager
• PC-based intuitive GUI
• Simple to use
• Password protected
• Option to support multiple units.
• Power
• Mains supply
• Internal switch-mode supply.
• IEC connector
• Auto-sensing 85-264VA
• 47-63Hz
• Max consumption 200mA @ 230VAC
• Optional Power Feed supply (see above)
• External in-line supply
• Auto-sensing 90-264VA
• 47-63Hz
• Max consumption 700mA @ 230VAC
• Max DTE draw 1W @ 40VDC
• Approvals
• Safety
• IEC60955-1  CB scheme
• Harmonisation plus & National differences BEAB Approval  
• EMC (emissions)
• Europe and rest of the world (where applicable covered by harmonisation)
  • EN 55022 :1998
  • EN 55024: 1998
  • EN61000-3-32:2000
  • EN61000-3.3 1995
• USA
• FCC:Title 47 of the CFR:2004 Part 15(b)
• Australia
• AS/NZS CISPR 22:2000 IT equipment and TTE.
• Telecoms
  Although the Simulator does not connect to a network, the Liberator product, from which the Simulator derives, does have the ability to inter-connect to networks and does have the following approvals. You can be confident that the Simulator has the correct protocols stacks, as well as meeting the appropriate safety and emission standards.
• Europe
• ETSI   TBR3  Basic ,.Primary Rate Layer 1/2/3
• TBR4
• Australia
• S016 Leased Line connectivity
• S038       Primary Rate requirements over TBR4
• New Zealand
• News Letter 125 testing  for connectivity
• USA
• TIA-968-A
• Canada
• CS-03
• Mechanical
• Metal chassis
• Option 19” rack-mount kit
• 290mm (11.42”) x 200mm (7.87”) x 41mm (1.61”)
• 1.1kg (2.2lb)
• Environment
• Storage: -40° to +70°C
• Operating: -20° to 45°C
• Humidity: Max 95% non-condensing
• Warranty
• 14 months from shipping
• Warranty extension options available