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C.O.Finder! Plus+TM

THE most comprehensive product on the market!

Find, sort, list and Display Central Offices and data

Includes Entire North American Numbering Plan

Map C.O.s and Routes

Updated Monthly

Calculate Interoffice Distance

Calculate Local Loop Distance

Export Data Feature (optional)

Billing Percents - Meet Point Data (optional)

Trusted by thousands of telecom providers since 1994

Updated Monthly with approximately 1,100 NPANXX's

(area codes and exchanges)

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Compatible with Windows 2000, XP, Server 2003, Vista, Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 8.1, Windows 10

TrafficFinder!TM

Trunk and Agent Traffic Analyzer

Traffic Tables with Export Capability

Erlang B

Erlang B Extended

Erlang B Peaked

Poisson

Neal Wilkenson

Erlang C

Binomial

Enget

Trunk Profiles

VOIP Calculator

Export Feature

Starting at $150

Only $100

Microsoft Windows Defender Certified Virus Free Software

  

TrafficFinder TM 7.1 Voice Over IP - VOIP Calculator Features

VOIP Traffic Calculator Tab:
Enter 2 or 3 knowns and the TrafficFinder calculates the unknown component./font>

Select from these popular models:

Select the number of digits precision you want and whether the calculations are in erlangs or CCS

Each model includes a description and diagram to help you choose the model that best represents your situation.

Trunk Estimator Tab:
This is used to help design the trunking requirements for a PBX system. It estimates the number of trunks and types of trunks required based upon actual traffic studies and usage profiles conducted at similar industries.

Step 1: Select a profile from dozens of traffic pattern profiles that best matches your type of business. This is the average time users spend on the phone during the busy hour. If you're not sure, just select 10% which is about normal.

Step 2: Adjust the allocation of Incoming, Outgoing and Internal calls. The total must add up to 100%

Step 3: Enter the total number of users.

Step 4: Select the traffic calculation model you want to use for this estimate.

Step 5: Select the acceptable blocking for this system.

TrafficFinder! calculates the number of trunks or paths you need to attain this grade of service. Notice that combining traffic into 2 way trunks is more efficient and will save facilities. However, you risk blocking outgoing calls during high inbound call periods.

Erlang B Overflow Tab:
This will model how traffic is passed sequentially through a trunk group when all the traffic is pointed at the first trunk.  The first trunk carries the most traffic.  Each additional trunk carries less and less traffic until all traffic is cleared.
Open the grid in a new window:
Print, copy, paste or export the grid output to an Excel spreadsheet.
Agent Calculator Tab:
Calculate Agent or Operator response and statistics.

This calculates the unknown traffic component using the Erlang C Model from 3 known traffic components. Enter the 3 known values then press button for unknown. Calculating Agents, Calls or Call Duration requires the input of one Statistics component. Click the Statistic component you want to use as your input.

Agent/Operator Speed of Answer:
Speed of answer is calculated down to 1 second intervals.
Peaked Traffic Tab:
This uses the Peaked Neal-Wilkinson traffic model to calculate the number of trunks needed in an alternate-routing overflow trunk group. It is used for peaked high traffic situations such as Mothers Day traffic, stock market crash, etc. Enter the overflow group offered traffic samples then press Calculate.

A primary trunk group and traffic model is created that would produce enough equivalent random load to overflow to the alternate trunk group.

Enter your traffic samples and desired blocking.  TrafficFinder! calculates the model so you know how many trunks you need in both the primary and overflow trunk groups.

 

Traffic Table Tab:
Create your own traffic tables which can be viewed printed, copied, pasted or exported to Excel.

Supports all traffic models for any number of trunks.  Calculation speeds vary depending on your computer.

Export Traffic Tables to Excel:
Voice Over I.P. (VOIP):
Choose from dozens of standard voip codecs or make your own.

Contains all standard VOIP codecs.  Create your own if you have some non standard VOIP codec or application.

 

 

Voice Over IP - VOIP:
How to calculate the VOIP bandwidth and delay:

Step 1: Select a standard VOIP codec

Step 2: Modify the bit rate if needed

Step 3: Modify the frame duration (this will determine the frame size

Step 4: Select the packet size attributes such as frames per packet, layer 3 and 4 overhead bytes, layer 2 overhead bytes, lost packet rate and whether or not you are using voice activity detection.

You now have everything entered to calculate the total voip bandwidth requirement.  Payload size, packet overhead, total packet size, packets per second and total bandwidth with and without voice activity detection is calculated.  The total bandwidth result is the bandwidth needed for each voice trunk.

If you need voip delay or latency calculations then enter the codec, look ahead, dejitter, queuing, propagation and serialization delay.  Default settings are typical for the codec you selected but the software allows you to modify these values for accurate estimates.

VOIP Trunking Requirements:
Once you have established the codec, trunks and bandwidth are automatically calculated based upon the attributes of that voip codec.  You now have all the rich features of TrafficFinder available for VOIP calculations.

Just enter trunks and the VOIP bandwidth is calculated.

Enter VOIP bandwidth and the number of trunks is calculated.

 

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