Name: AS5400 Dual E1/PRI Dial Feature Card
Brand: Cisco
Price: 179.95 USD
Availability: InStock

Cisco AS54-DFC-2CE1 AS5400 Dual E1/PRI Dial Feature Card

The Cisco AS5400 Dual E1/PRI Dial Feature Card (part number AS54-DFC-2CE1) is a high-performance interface module designed for the AS5400 Series routers. It provides two independent E1 or Primary Rate Interface (PRI) ports that enable simultaneous vo... Read More

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Manufacturer: Cisco
Model or Part: AS54-DFC-2CE1
Note: Genuine Cisco branded.
Condition: Refurbished
Weight: 1.00lb
Dimensions: 22.00in x 10.00in x 4.00in

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Description

Overview
The Cisco AS5400 Dual E1/PRI Dial Feature Card (part number AS54-DFC-2CE1) is a high-performance interface module designed for the AS5400 Series routers. It provides two independent E1 or Primary Rate Interface (PRI) ports that enable simultaneous voice and data transmission over traditional telecom lines. This card is ideal for service providers and enterprises that require reliable, scalable connectivity for voice over IP (VoIP), legacy PBX integration, and remote site access.

Key Features

Dual E1/PRI ports with full-duplex operation
Supports both channelized E1 and PRI configurations
Integrated dial-tone detection and call progress monitoring
Seamless integration with Cisco IOS voice services and call processing
Hot-swap capable for zero-downtime maintenance
Low power consumption and compact form factor

Technical Specifications

Model/Part Number: AS54-DFC-2CE1
Interface Type: E1 (2.048 Mbps) or PRI (1.544 Mbps per channel)
Number of Channels: 30 B-channels and 1 D-channel per PRI port
Operating Temperature: 0 to 40 degrees Celsius
Power Supply: Draws power from the AS5400 chassis, max 12 watts per card
Dimensions: Standard Cisco 2U card size
Supported IOS Release: Cisco IOS Release 12.3 and later

Applications
The Dual E1/PRI Dial Feature Card is suited for a wide range of deployments, including:

Connecting legacy PBX systems to modern IP telephony networks
Providing backup voice circuits for disaster recovery sites
Enabling carrier grade voice services in metro and regional networks
Supporting remote office dial-in access for secure VPN connections
Facilitating multi-site conference calling and unified communications solutions

By delivering flexible, high-quality voice interfaces, the Cisco AS5400 Dual E1/PRI Dial Feature Card helps organizations maintain reliable communications while transitioning to next-generation network architectures.