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Each IP phone subscription comes with one phone number (0AB to J number) and eight channels.
Customers add numbers and channels (see Note) optionally.
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The number of channels represents the number of simultaneous connections. |
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One IP phone subscription allows the use of up to 500 channels. Subscribing to an additional IP phone allows a maximum of 1,000 channels per access line. |
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Calls to emergency numbers 110 (police), 119 (fire/ambulance), or 118 (coast guard) are not available. We strongly recommend that you retain at least one telephone line that allows you to call emergency numbers. |
We rent out media converters and an EGWs to our customers. Existing PBX/telephone sets may be used continuously. We offer two types of EGWs for rent: analog type (COT: 8 channels) and digital type (PRI: 23 channels). We are also planning to start offering the digital type (BRI: 8 channels) and OD trunk type for rent within fiscal 2005.
Media converter rental fees are included in the basic charge.
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Customers may also arrange for their own GW equipment supporting IP-PBX, PRI, BRI, or OD rather than using rented terminals. Please allow us to advise you on what equipment supports KDDI Hikari Direct. |
<Multiple EGWs>
A router needs to be installed.
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The IP phone and Internet segments are separate. |
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The IP phone segment does not require filtering by the router since it already undergoes filtering within the network to control access from the Internet. |
<Internet connection>
If you subscribe to an Internet connection in addition to the IP phone, you will need to use a router for achieving your indoor voice quality standards. Only router models recommended by KDDI may be used.
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