Inst_EVOflex_us

Installation EVOflex
Installation manual
for system providers
3/20/2023
Product line Neo, version 7.x
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Contents
Contents
1 General information.................................................................................................... 4
2 Introduction................................................................................................................. 5
3 Hardware and software requirements ...................................................................... 6

3.1 Reference hardware systems ....................................................................................... 6
3.2 Supported recording cards ........................................................................................... 7
3.3 Supported software....................................................................................................... 7
3.3.1 Supported operating systems ....................................................................................... 7
3.3.2 Supported browsers...................................................................................................... 8
4 Installation................................................................................................................... 9
4.1 Install SmartWORKS .................................................................................................... 9
5 Connect TDM signal sources .................................................................................. 14

5.1 Passive PRI interfaces for E1/T1 lines ....................................................................... 14
5.1.1 Multi PMP (High Impedance Passive Monitoring Point) ............................................. 16
5.1.1.1 Power Distribution for Multi PMP ................................................................................ 18
5.1.1.2 Installation of the Multi PMP and the Power Distribution for Multi PMP ..................... 19
5.2 PCM30 DT Card ......................................................................................................... 21
5.3 Multi Vendor Tap Card (MVTC) .................................................................................. 23
5.3.1 Termination of the connection .................................................................................... 30
5.4 Analog LD Card .......................................................................................................... 31
6 Change IP address ................................................................................................... 33
7 Connect VoIP applications ...................................................................................... 35
Glossary .................................................................................................................... 38
Installation EVOflex - Neo 7.x Rev. 4 3 / 39

1 General information
1 General information
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2 Introduction
2 Introduction
This document describes the mounting, installation, and functionalities of the product EVOflex.

3 Hardware and software requirements
For basic information about the necessary hardware and software components refer to the in-
stallation manual Installation requirements.
3.1 Reference hardware systems

The following reference systems show the minimum requirements for the configuration of a
compatible off-the-shelf server. In order to meet the requirements, CPU, RAM, RAID controller,
and the hard disk have to comply with the components listed below or be even more powerful.
When using other hardware than our recommended reference systems, the maximum number
of parallel recording channels can differ substantially.
The maximum number of channels is limited by the number of PCIe slots; however, they may
not exceed the specifications of the product line Neo.
• The minimum performance class (a maximum of 2 PCIe slots) corresponds to EVOLU-
TIONneo eco.
• The medium performance class (a maximum of 4 PCIe slots) corresponds to EVOLUTION-
neo.
• The high performance class (a maximum of 8 PCIe slots) corresponds to EVOLUTIONneo
XXL.
The specifications of the product line Neo apply to hybrid systems, too.
Reference system of minimum performance class
Minimum requirements
System Dell PowerEdge T110 II
3 * PCIe entire length 312 mm (length) x 107 mm
(height)
CPU E3-1220
RAM ≥ 8 GB
RAID controller PERC H310
Hard disk SAS
Tab. 1: Reference system of minimum performance class
Reference system of medium performance class
System Dell PowerEdge T320
(height)
CPU E3-2420
RAM ≥ 16 GB
RAID controller PERC H710
Hard disk SAS ≥ 10k rpm
Tab. 2: Reference system of medium performance class

Reference system of high performance class
System Dell PowerEdge T630
(height)
CPU 2 * E5-2640
Only TDM: 2 * E5-2620
RAM ≥ 32 GB
Only TDM: ≥ 16 GB
RAID controller PERC H710P
Hard disk SAS ≥ 10k rpm
Tab. 3: Reference system of high performance class
3.2 Supported recording cards
Description Type Chan- Interface ASC no.

nels
PRI interface SmartWORKS DP3209-EH 24/30 PCIe 76512032
for 1 trunk, passive 910-0703-001 (E1/T1)
AudioCodes USA, Inc.
PRI interface SmartWORKS DP6409-EH 48/60 PCIe 76512033
for 2 trunks, passive 910-0703-002 (E1/T1)
MVTC basic board * SmartWORKS NGX800-EH 8 PCIe 76961036
910-0700-001
MVTC channel board SmartWORKS MX80A 8 PCIe 76961039
910-1315-001
Analog interface, passive SmartWORKS LD 809-EH 8 PCIe 76561007
910-0701-001
910-0701-002
910-0701-003
PCM30 interface SmartWORKS DT 6409-EH 48/60 PCIe 76561011
for 2 trunks, passive 910-0704-002 (E1/T1)
* The MVTC basic board can be increased to 16 or 24 recording channels by mounting MVTC
channel boards (1-2 units).
3.3 Supported software
3.3.1 Supported operating systems

For the recording servers, only the versions for the following operating system are supported:
• Microsoft Windows 10 Pro English - 64 Bit (only EVOflex)

• Microsoft Windows 11 Pro English - 64 Bit (only EVOflex)

• Microsoft Windows Server 2016 English - 64 Bit
• Microsoft Windows Server 2016 German - 64 Bit
• Microsoft Windows Server 2019 German - 64 Bit
On all Neo servers, Microsoft’s .Net framework 3.5 is required.
Language packs (LIP) for operating systems of Microsoft Windows are not supported.
For information about the installation and configuration of Microsoft Windows refer to the re-
spective installation manual for system providers Configuration Microsoft Windows Server
2016, Configuration Microsoft Windows Server 2019 or Configuration Microsoft Windows
Server 2022.
Neo Suite Is a so-called near-real-time application which requires a high degree of available
system resources for proper operation. Therefore, it is recommended to refrain from installing
additional software packages on Neo servers. An exception are virus scanners if configured
according to ASC’s specifications.
If the use of additional software packages is deemed required for operational reasons, it is
mandatory to inform ASC about this before their installation. ASC explicitly reserves the right
to object to the installation of additional software packages if adverse impact on the Neo Suite
is to be expected or cannot be reasonably excluded.
If additional software packages are installed without prior consultation and confirmation of
ASC, any guarantees or commitments of ASC regarding system behavior and support of the
Neo Suite become void including, but not limited to, stability, response behavior, and other op-
erational parameters.
Required third-party software

For all operating systems Eclipse Termurin OpenJDK Java, version ≥ 11.0.13 is required. Op-
tionally, Oracle Java SE, version ≥ 11.0.13 can be used.
3.3.2 Supported browsers

For the web applications, the following browsers are supported:
• Firefox version 85.x or higher
• Microsoft Edge
• Google Chrome version 73 or higher

4 Installation
4 Installation
Before the installation of the Neo software make sure that the installation and configuration of
Microsoft Windows have been carried out according to our demands.
For information about the installation and configuration of Microsoft Windows refer to the re-
spective installation manual for system providers Configuration Microsoft Windows Server
2016, Configuration Microsoft Windows Server 2019 or Configuration Microsoft Windows
Server 2022.
To install EVOflex, implement the following steps:

1. Install the ASC software. For information about the installation refer to the installation man-
ual Installation of the recording software of ASC.
2. Install SmartWORKS (see chapter "Install SmartWORKS", p. 9).
4.1 Install SmartWORKS

To install SmartWORKS, implement the following steps:
1. Start the Windows Explorer.
2. Change to the directory C:\Program Files (x86)\ASC\ASC Product Suite\thirdparty\Smart-
WORKS.
3. Execute the file AudioCodesInc.SmartWORKS64.msi.
ð The window of the installation wizard opens automatically.
4. Click on the button Next.
Fig. 1: Welcome screen SmartWORKS installation
5. In order to accept the license agreement, select I accept the terms in the license agreement
and click on the button Next.

4 Installation
Fig. 2: Accept license agreement
6. Select the item Complete and click on the button Next.
Fig. 3: Select installation scope
7. Start the installation by clicking on the button Install.
Fig. 4: Start installation

4 Installation
Fig. 5: Welcome screen WinPcap installation
Fig. 6: WinPcap installation
10. Click on the button I agree.
Fig. 7: Accept license agreement

4 Installation
11. Activate the check box Automatically start the WinPcap driver at boot time and click on the
button Install.
= Function has been activated.
= Function has been deactivated.
Fig. 8: Select installation option and start installation
12. Click on the button Finish.
Fig. 9: Finish installation wizard
13. Click on the button Install.
Fig. 10: Install device software
14. Click on the button Finish.

4 Installation
Fig. 11: Finish installation
Once SmartWORKS has been installed successfully, the recorder has to be rebooted.

5 Connect TDM signal sources
The EVOflex system can be connected to different interfaces in different manners, like e. g.:
• PRI (E1)
• PRI (T1)
• Multi Vendor Tap Card
• Analog signal source
5.1 Passive PRI interfaces for E1/T1 lines

A PRI line consists of 2 line sections which connect the NT (network termination device) to the
PBX. A high-impedance tap between the NT and the PBX has to be established by one of the
following means:
Standard connection
In this case, a passive tap of the PRI trunk is established via a tap line to the recorder. The tap
line is connected in parallel to the telecommunication line between the NT and the PBX. The tap
is an additional load on the telecommunication line. The length of the line connecting the PBX
and the NT may not exceed a length of 50 m. To prevent signal reflections, keep the tap line as
short as possible. The tap line may not exceed a length of 10 m. Use as few plug connectors as
possible.
The following figure explains the pin assignment of a signal input of the recording card.
Fig. 12: Pin assignment and signaling of an RJ45 socket (PRI passive DP)

Fig. 13: Passive standard connection (PRI passive DP)
PRI interface for a longer distance

For distances longer than 10 m between PRI interface and PRI line or distances longer than 50
m between the PBX and the NT, a Multi PMP is necessary (see chapter "Multi PMP (High Im-
pedance Passive Monitoring Point)", p. 16).
The connection via a Multi PMP increases the signal quality by reducing reflections.
If the RX and TX lines have been swapped in the PRI card ASC no.: 77512030 and 77512031,
no D-channel analysis is possible.
The mapping of the recording card during configuration is made via the serial number of the
recording card.
Information about the configuration of the recording card PRI passive DP can be found in the
administration manual TDM Recording Others EVOflex (Universal PRI passive DP).

5.1.1 Multi PMP (High Impedance Passive Monitoring Point)

The Multi PMP allows connecting the passive PRI interfaces (E1/T1) of EVOflex with the PRI
trunk lines, free of reflections. In addition, it can transmit the PRI signals without loss of data
across a cable length of up to 100 m to the recorder.
Up to 10 PRI trunk lines can be connected redundantly to a Multi PMP.
Fig. 14: Front view Multi PMP
1-10 Input (LINE IN) of the PRI trunk line

(The PINs 1/2 and 4/5 have been connected internally to loop the PRI trunk line with
the corresponding line-out sockets)
11-20 Output (LINE OUT) of the PRI trunk line
(The PINs 1/2 and 4/5 have been connected internally to loop the PRI trunk line with
the corresponding line-in sockets)
21 Power indicator for power supply unit 1 or Power Distribution for Multi PMP
22 Power indicator for power supply unit 2 or Redundant Power Distribution for Multi
PMP
Fig. 15: Rear view Multi PMP
1-10 Signal output (REC A) of the PRI trunk to the recorder

(PINs 1/2 and PINs 4/5)
11 Voltage input power supply unit 1 or Power Distribution for Multi PMP
12 Voltage input power supply unit 2 or Redundant Power Distribution for Multi PMP (for
redundant power supply of the Multi PMP)

13-22 Signal output (REC B) of the PRI trunk to a second recorder for redundant recording
(PINs 1/2 and PINs 4/5)
If several Multi PMPs are operated in one rack, power supply via the Power Distribution for Multi
PMP is recommended (see chapter "Power Distribution for Multi PMP", p. 18).
ATTENTION!
Downtime of the PBX and loss of data caused by incorrect installation
If the installation is done incorrectly, downtime of the PBX and loss of data can occur.
The Multi PMP has to be looped in the trunk line between the NT and the PBX as shown in
Fig. 16, p. 18. Make sure that the maximum cable length between NT and PBX has not been
exceeded and that the directions of the line pairs towards and away from the PBX have not
been swapped.
This connection type causes a short interruption of the connection between NT and the PBX.
For this reason, in some cases a reboot of the PBX can be necessary to reestablish the connec-
tion.
EVOflex is connected with a patch cable to the Multi PMP as displayed in Fig. 16, p. 18. The
complete length of the connection cable between Multi PMP and recorder may not exceed 100
m.
After having established all connections, EVOflex should recognize the synchronization of the
line automatically and display it in the portal.
Additional corresponding configuration settings for the PRI channels can be found in the config-
uration manual of the respective PBX integration.

Fig. 16: Connection Multi PMP
5.1.1.1 Power Distribution for Multi PMP

The Power Distribution for Multi PMP allows supplying up to 8 Multi PMPs with power via only
one power supply unit (see Fig. 16, p. 18). It can also be delivered as Redundant Power Distri-
bution for Multi PMP including a second power supply unit and 8 additional DC power cables for
the redundant power supply of the Multi PMPs.

Fig. 17: Rear view Power Distribution for Multi PMP
Standard power supply:
1 Voltage input power supply unit A for voltage output positions 2-9
2-9 Voltage output for the power supply of the Multi PMPs
Redundant power supply:
10-17 Voltage output for the redundant power supply of the Multi PMPs
18 Voltage input power supply unit B for electric tension line out position 10-17
For the installation in a 19” cabinet the Power Distribution for Multi PMP and 1 Multi PMP can
be screwed together by means of the enclosed connection pieces to result in a 19" unit.
Connection:
Connect the sockets 2-9 (POWER OUT A) by means of the enclosed DC power cables 5020
268 to socket 11 (see Fig. 15, p. 16) and plug the power supply unit into the socket 1 (POWER
IN A).
For the redundant power supply of the Multi PMPs, additionally connect sockets 10-17 (POWER
OUT B) by means of the enclosed DC power cables 5020 268 to socket 12 (see Fig. 15, p. 16).
Plug the second power supply unit into socket 18 (POWER IN B).
5.1.1.2 Installation of the Multi PMP and the Power Distribution for Multi PMP
An installation kit with mounting components for mounting the device into a 19” rack, for wall
fastening or for the usage of a desktop device, is enclosed in every Multi PMP or Power Distri-
bution for Multi PMP.
The scope of delivery of a Multi PMP or Power Distribution for Multi PMP includes the following
components:
• 2 19” brackets
• 1 mounting bar for the screw connection of 2 cabinets
• 4 oval-head screws M 4 x 8 DIN 7985
• 4 housing feet (for desktop operation)
The installation components for the 19” rack (screws, nuts…) or for wall fastening (screws, dow-
els…) will be provided by the local technician during the installation.
The different installation possibilities and the correct installation of the required installation com-
ponents are described in the following (see Fig. 18, p. 20, Fig. 19, p. 20, Fig. 20, p. 21, Fig.
21, p. 21).

If only a Multi PMP or a Power Distribution for Multi PMP is supposed to be mounted into a 19"
rack, the filler panel ½ 19" ASC no.: 79931023 is required (see pos. 2 in Fig. 18, p. 20).
Fig. 18: 19” installation of Multi PMP or Power Distribution for Multi PMP and filler panel ½ 19"
Fig. 19: 19” installation of Multi PMP and Power Distribution for Multi PMP

Fig. 20: Wall mounting of Multi PMP or Power Distribution for Multi PMP
Fig. 21: Desktop operation of Multi PMP or Power Distribution for Multi PMP
5.2 PCM30 DT Card

A PCM30 DT card has 2 RJ45 sockets which can each be connected to a PCM30 trunk. The
length of the cable may not exceed 100 m.
The time slots 0 and 16 do not contain audio data during the PCM30 recording. This means a
trunk consists of 30 audio channels.
The following figure explains the pin assignment and the signaling of a RJ45 socket.

Fig. 22: Pin assignment and signaling of a RJ45 socket (PCM30 DT)
Fig. 23: Standard connection (PCM30 DT)
The mapping of the recording card during configuration is made via the serial number of the
recording card.

Information about the configuration of the recording card PCM30 DT can be found in the admin-
istration manual TDM Recording Others EVOflex (Universal PCM30 DT).
5.3 Multi Vendor Tap Card (MVTC)

Information about which PBXs are supported in connection with which end devices can be
found in the partner area of our website. To access the information on our website, log in to the
partner area of ASC XCHANGE via https://www.asctechnologies.com. In the menu item Docu-
ments > Technical Documents, the directories of all technical documents are listed. The com-
patibility list can be found under Compatibility Lists > ....
There are 3 connection possibilities:
• Multi Vendor Tap Card - 2-wire connection
Fig. 24: Connection assignment of the Multi Vendor Tap Card, 2-wire connection

Fig. 25: 2-wire MVTC connection to the PBX
The 2-wire MVTC connection supports a maximum of 24 channels per card.

Additional information about the connecting cable can be found under Fig. 28, p. 26.
• Multi Vendor Tap Card - 4-wire connection
Fig. 26: Connection assignment of the Multi Vendor Tap Card, 4-wire connection

Fig. 27: 4-wire MVTC connection to the PBX
The 4-wire MVTC connection supports a maximum of 12 channels per card.

Exception: Systems with 2 B-channels per connection can support up to 24 channels per card
(e. g. EURO-ISDN S0).
Additional information about the connecting cable can be found under Fig. 28, p. 26.

Fig. 28: Connecting cable for MVTC D/E - Terminal (2- or 4-wire)
The assignment of the standard connection cable (6 m) ASC no. 77542001 is the same as for
the connection cable ASC no. 77542002 (see Fig. 28, p. 26).
• Multi Vendor Tap Card with splitter box Mitel or Avaya

In contrast to the connection possibilities described in Fig. 25, p. 24 and Fig. 27, p. 25, the
connection of Mitel or Avaya systems to the Multi Vendor Tap Card requires a passive split-
ter box (see Fig. 29, p. 27).

Fig. 29: MVTC connection with splitter box
If the Multi Vendor Tap Card is used with a splitter box, a maximum of 12 channels can be
connected.

Fig. 30: Connection assignment of the telephone connection of the splitter box
Fig. 31: Connection assignment of the PBX of the splitter box

Fig. 32: Connection cable of the MVTC - splitter box
The mapping of the recording card during configuration is made via the serial number (S/N) on
the slot bracket of the recording card.
Information about the configuration of the recording card MVTC can be found in the administra-
tion manual TDM Recording Others EVOflex (Universal MVTC).

5.3.1 Termination of the connection
ATTENTION!
Loss of data with too large cable lengths
If the cable length is too large, the Multi Vendor Tap Card cannot synchronize the signal cor-
rectly anymore which may cause loss of data.
For 2-wire connections, cable lengths have to be observed as described in Fig. 33, p. 30.
For 4-wire connections, cable lengths have to be observed as described in Fig. 34, p. 30.
Fig. 33: Definition of the connection length for 2-wire MVTC connections
Fig. 34: Definition of the connection lengths for 4-wire (BRI S0) MVTC connections
To avoid involuntary reflections in the cable, the MVTC offers the possibility to terminate the
connection between MVTC and the point of interconnection.
The setting of whether a termination is required (120 ohm) or not (HI-Z, High Impedance) de-
pends on various factors such as the length of the cable between the MVTC and the MDF as
well as the location of the MDF between the PBX and the end device.
Therefore, there are no hard and fast rules about whether a termination is required. Instead, it is
important to check for each installation which settings deliver the best recording results. Infor-
mation about the configuration with the program SmartControl (32-bit) can be found in the ad-
ministration manual TDM Recording Others EVOflex (Universal MVTC). Basically, the default
setting without a termination (HI-Z) applies.

Fig. 35: SmartControl - tab Board - group field Termination: HI-Z (Example)
5.4 Analog LD Card
Fig. 36: Connection assignment of the Analog LD Card *

* On the Analog LD Card ASC no.: 76561012 (PCI, 8-channel) or ASC no.: 76561007 (PCIe, 8-
channel) only connections 1-8 and 26-33 are used.
* On the Analog LD Card ASC no.: 76561013 (PCI, 16-channel) or ASC no.: 76561008 (PCIe,
16-channel) only connections 1-16 and 26-41 are used.
To avoid cross talk, channels which have not been connected physically to the line, have to re-
main closed within your application.
The assignment of the standard connection cable (6 m) ASC no. 77542001 is the same as for
the connection cable ASC no. 77542002 (see Fig. 28, p. 26).
The maximum cable length of the connection cable ASC no.: 77542002 (see Fig. 28, p. 26) for
the Analog LD card is 100 m.
Information about the configuration of the recording card Analog LD can be found in the admin-
istration manual TDM Recording Others EVOflex (Universal analog LD).

6 Change IP address
6 Change IP address
1. Press the Windows key.

2. Open the window Network and Sharing Center via Control Panel > Network and Sharing
Center.
3. Click on the network connection.
Fig. 37: Network and Sharing Center (example)
4. Click on the button Properties.
Fig. 38: Status of the network connection (example)

6 Change IP address
5. Deactivate all protocol dependencies except Client for Microsoft Networks and Internet Pro-
tocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4).
6. Click on Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4).
7. Click on the button Properties.
Fig. 39: Properties of the network connection (example)
8. In Use the following IP address, enter the IP address, the subnet mask, and the default
gateway.
9. To save the entries and close the window, click on the button OK.
To discard the entries and close the window, click on the button Cancel.
Fig. 40: Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4) Properties (example)

7 Connect VoIP applications
7 Connect VoIP applications
When recording VoIP, the network interfaces of the slot CPU are only intended for the commu-
nication with the recorder and not for the recording of VoIP traffic. Separate NICs must be used.
Additional information about the configuration and administration can be found in the configura-
tion manual of the respective PBX integration.

List of figures
List of figures
Fig. 1 Welcome screen SmartWORKS installation............................................................ 9

Fig. 2 Accept license agreement ....................................................................................... 10
Fig. 3 Select installation scope .......................................................................................... 10
Fig. 4 Start installation ....................................................................................................... 10
Fig. 5 Welcome screen WinPcap installation..................................................................... 11
Fig. 6 WinPcap installation ................................................................................................ 11
Fig. 7 Accept license agreement ....................................................................................... 11
Fig. 8 Select installation option and start installation ......................................................... 12
Fig. 9 Finish installation wizard.......................................................................................... 12
Fig. 10 Install device software ............................................................................................. 12
Fig. 11 Finish installation ..................................................................................................... 13
Fig. 12 Pin assignment and signaling of an RJ45 socket (PRI passive DP)........................ 14
Fig. 13 Passive standard connection (PRI passive DP) ...................................................... 15
Fig. 14 Front view Multi PMP............................................................................................... 16
Fig. 15 Rear view Multi PMP ............................................................................................... 16
Fig. 16 Connection Multi PMP ............................................................................................. 18
Fig. 17 Rear view Power Distribution for Multi PMP ............................................................ 19
Fig. 18 19” installation of Multi PMP or Power Distribution for Multi PMP and filler panel
½ 19"........................................................................................................................ 20
Fig. 19 19” installation of Multi PMP and Power Distribution for Multi PMP ........................ 20
Fig. 20 Wall mounting of Multi PMP or Power Distribution for Multi PMP............................ 21
Fig. 21 Desktop operation of Multi PMP or Power Distribution for Multi PMP ..................... 21
Fig. 22 Pin assignment and signaling of a RJ45 socket (PCM30 DT) ................................. 22
Fig. 23 Standard connection (PCM30 DT)........................................................................... 22
Fig. 24 Connection assignment of the Multi Vendor Tap Card, 2-wire connection.............. 23
Fig. 25 2-wire MVTC connection to the PBX ....................................................................... 24
Fig. 26 Connection assignment of the Multi Vendor Tap Card, 4-wire connection.............. 24
Fig. 27 4-wire MVTC connection to the PBX ....................................................................... 25
Fig. 28 Connecting cable for MVTC D/E - Terminal (2- or 4-wire)....................................... 26
Fig. 29 MVTC connection with splitter box .......................................................................... 27
Fig. 30 Connection assignment of the telephone connection of the splitter box.................. 28
Fig. 31 Connection assignment of the PBX of the splitter box............................................. 28
Fig. 32 Connection cable of the MVTC - splitter box ........................................................... 29
Fig. 33 Definition of the connection length for 2-wire MVTC connections ........................... 30
Fig. 34 Definition of the connection lengths for 4-wire (BRI S0) MVTC connections........... 30
Fig. 35 SmartControl - tab Board - group field Termination: HI-Z (Example) ...................... 31
Fig. 36 Connection assignment of the Analog LD Card * .................................................... 31
Fig. 37 Network and Sharing Center (example) .................................................................. 33
Fig. 38 Status of the network connection (example)............................................................ 33
Fig. 39 Properties of the network connection (example) ..................................................... 34
Fig. 40 Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4) Properties (example) ................................. 34

List of tables
List of tables
Tab. 1 Reference system of minimum performance class.................................................. 6

Tab. 2 Reference system of medium performance class.................................................... 6
Tab. 3 Reference system of high performance class.......................................................... 7

Glossary
Glossary
CPU
Central Processing Unit
E1
32 E0 channels, 1 of them a synchronization channel and another a service channel. E1 is
used in Europe.
LIP
Language Interface Pack
MDF
Main Distribution Frame
Multi PMP
Passive Monitoring Point; device for recording primary multiplex connections free of reactions
MVTC
Multi Vendor Tap Card; recording card for digital extensions and ISDN-S0 trunks
NIC
Network Interface Card
PBX
Private Branch Exchange
PCM
Pulse Code Modulation is an uncompressed pulse modulation method which transforms a
time- and value-continuous analog signal into a time- and value-discrete digital signal. It is
used in audio technology, for example in the context of the G.711 standard and in video tech-
nology for digital video signals in compliance with the ITU-R BT 601 standard. (Source:
Wikipedia 12th June 2018)
PCM30
Pulse code modulation, modulation type for digital transmission of phone calls standardized
according to ITU G.703. The interface defines a trunk of 32 time slots which allow transmitting
30 digital audio channels encoded according to ITU G.711 in one direction. Time slot 0 and
time slot 16 are used for synchronization and signaling purposes. (Source: Wikipedia 12th
June 2018)
PMP
Power Distribution for Multi PMP; operating voltage distributor for an easier installation when
using several Multi PMPs
PRI
Primary Rate Interface is an interface which allows transmitting 30 phone calls in both direc-
tions on 2 PCM30 lines. PRIs are controlled via a D-channel protocol transferred in time slot
16. Examples are EDSS1, DASS2, DPNSS, QSIG.

Glossary
RAID
Redundant Array of Independent Disks
RAM
Random Access Memory
RX
Receiver, RX is the term for a receiver, i. e. for receiving a radio package in radio communica-
tion or of computer data (downloading); Rx stands for receiver whereas the x is a variable for
the letters behind the R
SAS
Serial Attached SCSI
T1
24 DS0 channels 64 kbit/s, one of them a service channel. T1 is used in North America.
TDM
Time Division Multiplexing is an umbrella term for time-slot-oriented interfaces, ITU G.703 de-
fined. The term is used ASC-wide representative for conventional telephony.
TX
Transmitter, TX is the term for a sender, i. e. for sending a radio package in radio communica-
tion or of computer data; Tx stands for transmitter whereas x is a variable for the letters be-
hind the T
VoIP
Voice over IP

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Installation EVOflex

Product line Neo, version 7.x

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3 Hardware and software requirements ...................................................................... 6

5 Connect TDM signal sources .................................................................................. 14

6 Change IP address ................................................................................................... 33

7 Connect VoIP applications ...................................................................................... 35

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3 Hardware and software requirements

3.1 Reference hardware systems

Reference system of minimum performance class

Reference system of medium performance class

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Reference system of high performance class

3.2 Supported recording cards

Description Type Chan- Interface ASC no.

3.3 Supported software

3.3.1 Supported operating systems

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• Microsoft Windows 11 Pro English - 64 Bit (only EVOflex)

On all Neo servers, Microsoft’s .Net framework 3.5 is required.

Required third-party software

3.3.2 Supported browsers

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To install EVOflex, implement the following steps:

4.1 Install SmartWORKS

Fig. 1: Welcome screen SmartWORKS installation

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Fig. 2: Accept license agreement

6. Select the item Complete and click on the button Next.

Fig. 3: Select installation scope

7. Start the installation by clicking on the button Install.

Fig. 4: Start installation

8. Click on the button Next.

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Fig. 5: Welcome screen WinPcap installation

9. Click on the button Next.

Fig. 6: WinPcap installation

10. Click on the button I agree.

Fig. 7: Accept license agreement

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Fig. 8: Select installation option and start installation

12. Click on the button Finish.

Fig. 9: Finish installation wizard

13. Click on the button Install.

Fig. 10: Install device software

14. Click on the button Finish.

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Fig. 11: Finish installation

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5 Connect TDM signal sources

5.1 Passive PRI interfaces for E1/T1 lines

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Fig. 13: Passive standard connection (PRI passive DP)

PRI interface for a longer distance

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5.1.1 Multi PMP (High Impedance Passive Monitoring Point)