Name: JE362A HP VCX V6000 2-Port RJ-11 FXS Telephony Module FRU
Brand: HP
SKU: JE362A
Price: 290.29 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8 (129 reviews)

Product Overview
The HP JE362A is a telephony interface module for the VCX V6000 platform, providing two RJ-11 FXS ports. It connects analog telephone devices to the system, delivering voice signaling and power. Designed as a Field Replaceable Unit, it supports efficient maintenance and system expansion.

General Information
Brand	HP

Technical Information
Ports	2
Compatibility	HP VCX V6000
Connector Type	RJ-11 (FXS)

Physical Characteristics
Weight	3.00
Condition	Refurbished

Miscellaneous
Assembly Required	No

Product Description
The HP JE362A VCX V6000 2 x Ports RJ-11 FXS FRU Module is an expansion component designed to provide voice interface capabilities to the HP VCX V6000 communication system. It enables connectivity for analog telephone devices using two RJ-11 Foreign Exchange Subscriber (FXS) ports. This module is typically used in enterprise telephony environments where integration of analog endpoints is required. It is intended for IT professionals managing HP VCX systems who need to extend voice interface capabilities efficiently. Key Features Two RJ-11 FXS ports for analog device connectivity Field Replaceable Unit (FRU) design simplifies module replacement Compatible with HP VCX V6000 voice communication platforms Supports analog voice signaling and power delivery to connected devices Compact form factor suited for modular system architecture This module plays a critical role in allowing legacy analog telephony equipment to interface with the HP VCX V6000 platform, thereby integrating traditional voice endpoints into modern communication infrastructures. Its FRU design facilitates straightforward maintenance and scalability within telephony deployments.

Use Cases
The HP JE362A module is typically deployed in enterprise telephony environments requiring integration of analog devices with the VCX V6000 system. It is suited for organizations maintaining legacy telephone endpoints within a modern IP telephony infrastructure. How It's Used: Connecting analog telephones or fax machines to the HP VCX V6000 Expanding voice interface capacity in existing VCX V6000 installations Replacing faulty or outdated FXS modules as a Field Replaceable Unit Supporting mixed telephony environments combining analog and IP endpoints Facilitating gradual migration from analog to digital telephony systems This module serves as a practical solution for extending analog voice capabilities within an enterprise communication system. It enables continued use of existing analog equipment while providing a manageable upgrade path within the HP VCX environment.

FAQ's
What does the JE362A module provide? The JE362A provides two RJ-11 FXS ports for connecting analog telephone devices to the HP VCX V6000 system, enabling voice signaling and power delivery. Is the JE362A compatible with other HP VCX models? This module is specifically designed for the HP VCX V6000 platform; compatibility with other models is not indicated in the product data. How is the JE362A installed in the VCX V6000 system? The JE362A is a Field Replaceable Unit (FRU) that is installed into designated expansion slots in the HP VCX V6000 chassis following standard module replacement procedures. What type of devices connect to the JE362A ports? The two RJ-11 FXS ports connect to analog telephone devices such as telephones or fax machines that require standard analog voice interfaces. Can the JE362A module be used to expand existing analog lines? Yes, it allows expansion of analog voice interface capacity by adding two additional FXS ports to the HP VCX V6000 system. Does the JE362A support digital telephony devices? No, the module is designed specifically for analog devices using RJ-11 FXS ports and does not support digital telephony endpoints.

JE362A HP VCX V6000 2-Port RJ-11 FXS Telephony Module FRU

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