KIRK 500

The KIRK Wireless Server 500 is ideal for smaller businesses with a maximum of 8 wireless users and need for an analogue solution.

The KIRK Wireless Server 500 has an analogue interface to the PBX, can be equipped with up to 6 KIRK Repeaters and handle up to 6 simultaneous conversations.

The KIRK Wireless Server 500 has dual role: it provides the radio coverage and acts as the central unit.

The KIRK Wireless Server 500 creates the interface between the PBX 8 analogue lines and the DECT solution.

Small and medium business need to get the most out of every investment, employee and technology decision they make. KIRK solutions from Polycom help these business operations improve workplace productivity by delivering affordable wireless telephony solutions that are simple to install, highly reliable and operate in the most demanding physical environments.

The KIRK Wireless Server 500 is the reliable and cost-effective choice for small business wireless telephony. This system uses an analog telephone interface and supports a maximum of eight wireless telephones from a single integrated base station. Up to six additional repeaters can be added for total coverage area much greater than single base station cordless telephones. KIRK Repeaters only require power for operation and do not need cabling back to the KIRK Wireless Server 500. Up to three KIRK Repeaters can be daisy-chained to further extend coverage or to reach challenging areas.

Using the well-established Digital Enhanced Cordless Telecommunications (DECT) standard, Polycom’s KIRK Wireless Server 500 does not interfere with other on-site devices such as microwave ovens, RFID tags, cordless phones, or Wi-Fi networks.

The KIRK Wireless Server 500 is an add-on wireless solution for businesses with a need to supply up to 8 mobile employees with a wireless handset.

The KIRK Wireless Server 500 has an analogue interface to the PBX, can be equipped with up to 6 KIRK Repeaters and handles up to 6 simultaneous conversations.

The role of the KIRK Wireless Server 500 in a wireless solution is dual, as it acts as base station as well as central unit This means that it is part of the infrastructure providing radio coverage as well as acts as the central unit handling the interface to the PBX and the control of the KIRK Repeaters, synchronization for seamless handover, echo cancellation, line delay compensation etc.

The KIRK Wireless Server 500 creates the interface between 8 analogue lines and the digital lines in the solution. The A/B lines are all galvanic isolated from the rest of the solution and from each other.

• Basic call
• CLIP - Caller ID (FSK Bell 202) if supported by PBX when handset is on hook
• Up to 8 wireless users
• Analog interfaces
• Modular design for simple installation and scalability
• 1.8 GHz operation minimizes interferences with other wireless technologies
• Digital wireless technology for excellent voice quality and security
• Text messaging application support
• Keep Your Quality Connection - on the Move

• Integrated server/base station
• Up to six repeaters
• Automatic log in of KIRK Wireless handsets
• Analog connection to PBX
• Messaging application support
• Up to eight handsets
• Caller ID support (Bell 202)
• DTMF transmit:
• All 16 (0-9, A, B, C, D, *, #)
• Duration: 80, 90, 100 ms
• Single Tone Receiver:
• 300 - 2000 Hz
• Pulse Send:
• Frequency (10Hz) make/break
• 40ms/60 or
• 34 ms/66 ms
• Ringing Receiver:
• Duration>200 ms
• 20 - 120V
• 13 Hz - 60 Hz
• Echo Cancellation:
• Overall echo reduction: 34 dB
• Cancellor:
• >24 dB
• Echo Suppression:
• 12 dB
• Loop Break:
• 100 ms/290 ms/630 ms
• Ringing Detection
• 600 Ohm or Complex impedance.