Placing a DECT base via fiber

[fb628823]

Hi!

We have an Ericcson BusinessPhone PBX with a few DECT base stations connected to it. Is there a way to use such a DECT base at a remote location (I assume there are length limitations on copper connections...)? My idea is to use either fiber with some sort of media converter or even use IP (we have a municipal IP network) for the digital signals and supply the DECT base with power at the remote location (normally supplied via the RJ45 jack). We have a small branch office and some two or three other locations where it would be valueable with a "local" phone connection.

The company that sold us the PBX don't know even how the DECT bases communicate with the PBX, if it is ethernet, T1/E1 or a proprietary protocol. Anybody who actually knows?

Our DECT bases are marked KRCNB 301 03/1 R2C BS330.

Any help is appreciated!

/Fredrik

 

[INL]

BaseStation (BS) is connected via 6 wires.
2 wires in power feeding , in case of fibre you need to power BS by local power.
Next 2 x 2 wires are 2B+D connection betyween BS and exchange.
If you have transparent transmision equipment for 2B+D
you should work.

BR INL

 

[fb628823]

Thanks for the reply! Does anybody have an idea if there is equipment out there to transport a 2B+D over fiber or even IP?

/Fredrik