Annex D10 Deployed End Office Suite (DEOS)

Question 0

Number of ANALOG subscribers supported by the Redcom High Density Exchange (HDX)

Answer 0

96

Question 1

Deployable End Office Suite (DEOS)

Answer 1

Designed to provide basic voice circuit switching, subscriber access and call service attendant capabilities

Question 2

Number of Digital Basic Rate Interface (BRI S/T) loops supported by DEOS

Answer 2

8

Question 3

Number of digital trunk interfaces supported by the Redcom High Density Exchange (HDX)

Answer 3

8

Question 4

Method of placing secure phone calls using the Redcom High Density Exchange (HDX)

Answer 4

DEOS has no organic secure call capability with the use of STE or OMNI line encryption device, users have the ability to make secure calls

Question 5

Common methods used to extend digital trunks from Redcom High Density (HDX)

Answer 5

Identical to RSAM methods

Only difference is that the DEOS has a DSL multiplexer (DSLAM) to assist in trunk extension via DSL

Question 6

Purpose of the Loop Start Ring Down (LSRD) trunk within the DEOS

Answer 6

Allows the DEOS to bring in a trunk from a local civilian or garrison telephone network pedestal, providing it with the ability to send and receive phone calls from the tactical telephone network out through the local telephone network

Question 7

Subcomponents of the DEOS

Answer 7

Redcom HDX with two shelves (MSU-0 and MSU-1)
VX 900
DSLAM
UPS
VIB x11
Panasonic Toughbook x2
CSU/DSU x4 per DEOS

Question 8

Total number of Modular Switching Units (MSU’s) with which the Redcom High Density Exchange (HDX) is equipped

Answer 8

Two