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New Motorola Wireless Voice-Over-IP Gateway

Motorola has introduced a new wireless gateway that combines voice, data, and network functionality for DSL users. The Motorola Home Hub (HH) 1620 DSL VoIP Wireless Gateway enables carriers to offer high-speed data and voice-over-IP (VoIP) services to consumers, while simplifying installation and enhancing security.

The Motorola HH1620 combines communication features with advanced security and simplified installation. The product includes an 802.11b/g wireless access point, a four-port router, a USB 2.0 Host Connection, a USB 1.1 slave connection, as well as a Session Initiation Protocol (SIP)-based VoIP adapter. This technology allows the HH1620 to run consumers' home networks - wired and wireless - and power standard telephones with VoIP service. The Motorola HH1620 uses industry standard SIP signaling protocols to provide an all-in-one solution - offering users advanced ADSL2/2+ technology for higher speeds and longer reach for their high-speed Internet access.

Additional features of the Motorola HH1620 include:
o Home Network Connectivity - Access high-speed data connections from
anywhere in the home with an 802.11 b/g wireless access point and a four-port wired router as well as a USB 2.0 host connection and a USB 1.1 slave connection.
o Voice-over-Data Prioritization - Ensures high-quality voice calls while accessing the Internet.
o Rich CLASS Phone Features - Caller ID, call waiting, three-way calling, and call forwarding.
o Multiple Phone Line Support- Enables delivery of up to two lines of full-featured phone service.
o Advanced Security - Protects voice calls and data with 802.11i security and pre-authentication, IPSEC/PPTP/L2TP NAT tunneling (for VPN pass-through), and Secure Mobile Pairing with push-button set-up.
o Redundant Connectivity - Equipped with PSTN fail-over Protection Feature, in the event of ADSL signal loss or power outage.
o Remote Management - Supports TR-069 extensions for remote provisioning, management and diagnosis; TR-104 (VoIP provisioning), and TR-098 (QoS provisioning).
o Video Support - As a triple play platform, HH1620's Integrated ADSL2/2+ modem provides sufficient throughput bandwidth for video and support for multiple QoS mechanisms, such as VLAN tagging and diffserv, which allows the HH1620 to meet operators' diverse requirements.
o Single Unit Convenience - Eliminates cost and clutter of multiple stand-alone devices.

The Motorola HH1620 features Broadcom SecureEasySetup technology, which reduces the process of setting up a wireless network and installing WPA security to pushing a button. SecureEasySetup enters complicated configuration settings automatically, eliminating the need to manually configure the device.



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