Name: Meridian Conference TDS Card
Brand: Nortel
Price: 53.95 USD
Availability: InStock

Nortel NT8D17AA Meridian Conference TDS Card

The Nortel Meridian Conference TDS Card (model NT8D17AA) is a high-performance telephony interface designed for Meridian 1 and 2 PBX systems. This card provides reliable, low-latency digital signal processing for conference calls, enabling multiple p... Read More

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Manufacturer: Nortel
Model or Part: NT8D17AA
Condition: Refurbished
Weight: 3.00lb

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Description

Overview
The Nortel Meridian Conference TDS Card (model NT8D17AA) is a high-performance telephony interface designed for Meridian 1 and 2 PBX systems. This card provides reliable, low-latency digital signal processing for conference calls, enabling multiple participants to join a single call with crystal-clear audio. Engineered for enterprise environments, the TDS card integrates seamlessly into existing Nortel infrastructure and supports a range of voice applications.

Key Features

Supports up to 16 simultaneous conference participants per card
Full-duplex operation with echo cancellation for natural conversation flow
Integrated digital signal processing reduces need for external DSP equipment
Plug-in form factor compatible with standard Nortel chassis slots
Power efficient design helps lower overall system energy consumption
Easy configuration via Meridian administration software

Technical Specifications

Model/Part Number: NT8D17AA
Interface: Digital TDM (Time Division Multiplexing)
Supported PBX Platforms: Nortel Meridian 1 and Meridian 2
Maximum conference ports: 16 per card
Sampling rate: 8 kHz PCM
Signal to noise ratio: 60 dB or better
Operating temperature: 0 to 40 degrees Celsius
Power supply: 48 VDC from host chassis
Dimensions: Standard 19 inch rack mount card

Applications
The Meridian Conference TDS Card is ideal for corporate call centers, government agencies, and educational institutions that require robust conference capabilities. It is commonly used for multi-party meetings, remote training sessions, and collaborative project discussions. The card also enhances unified communications solutions by providing a dedicated conference bridge that can be scaled with additional cards as user demand grows.

By adding the Nortel Meridian Conference TDS Card to your PBX, you gain a dependable, scalable platform for high-quality audio conferencing that improves productivity and reduces the complexity of managing separate conference solutions.