CCU-N-BAYL

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CCU-N-BAYL

 CCU-N-BAYL is a main control board developed for VoIP applications, supporting Asterisk, Issabel, Elastix, FreePBX, VitalPBX, BrikerPBX, Yate™ and IPPBX/IVR and other open source software applications as well as PBX, firewall, IVR and voice gateway applications.

Main Feature

Transport Protocol: UDP, TCP, TLS, SRTP

DTMF: In-band, RFC2833, SIP INFO

IP Services: Static IP, DHCP, VPN, Firewall, PPPoE, Bridge

Support SIP and IAX2

Web-based operator panel

DISA (Direct Inward System Access)

Call detail record (CDR) report

Call recording, Call parking, call queues, Voicemail, Conference

Echo canceller

Callback support

Flexible and configuration IVR

Support for PIN sets

Support for time conditions

Support extension following

Support ringing groups

Support for video calls

Channel usage report

 

Panel Appearance

The panel appearance of CCU-N-BAYL is shown in Figure 1.

Figure 1 CCU-N-BAYLN Panel Appearance

CCU-N

Note: The ETH1/ETH2/ETH3 network port of CCU is a Gigabit network port.

Performance Test

1.Testing Platform

CPU

Main Frequency

Memory

Storage

Operating System

Asterisk Version

Celeron N2930 Quad-Core Quad-Thread

1.83GHz

4G

MSATA 16G

Centos6.4 64-bit

11.15.0

Related notes:

1. equipment with: Celeron N2930 motherboard through sip trunk docking test machine

2. Test data: test different codes, the maximum number of concurrent sip calls in the case of normal voice

3. Call rate: 1min per call round, 10s internal call delay, maximum number of initiated and stopped calls per second set to 30

4. Asteirsk using source code compilation, g723, g729 coding module using core2-sse4 64-bit so file

5. The performance screenshot is the output of WinSIP call hitting full moment using top command.

 

Calling process:

                                                                sip relay

Winsip --> Server A (Celeron N2930) ------------------>Server B(playback demo-instruct)

 

 

2.Test method

Prepare a test server B with Asterisk, WinSIP initiates a call to A (Celeron N2930) motherboard, which is relayed to Server B for playback via SIP trunk, and make the CPU in full speed working state before each test.

Set /sys/module/pcie_aspm/parameters/policy to performance, and use cpupower -c all frequency-set -g performance to make the CPU in full speed working mode.

CPU operating frequency:

cpupower -call frequency-info |grep "current CPU frequency"

 

3.Test results

Coding

Number of concurrent

Sound Quality

Performance(Cpu Idle)

Memory Usage(Mb)

ulaw

600

Clear voice with no noticeable lag

19.0%

743

g723

220

Clear voice with no noticeable lag

9.1%

549

g729

200

Clear voice with no noticeable lag

9.8%

539

 

 

4.Notes

1.In the test, the number of concurrent calls is gradually increased until the voice stutters after the call is full to determine the critical number of concurrent calls.

2.In the test to monitor the human ear to judge the sound quality, there are subjective differences, call the full softphone and then call all the way to listen to the voice, the voice is clear and no lagging phenomenon as the standard;.

3.Test process BIOS inside the power limit option has been removed, the test cpu in full speed work state.

 

Parent topic: Core Control Unit

 

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