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UIPRC

Universal Internet Phone Reset Cart

Zero-touch: 40 IP phones auto-identified, factory-flashed and logged.

APEX-GENERATED RECORD AIR-GAP CAPABLE DISKLESS BY DESIGN
40 phones per batch
Zero-touch auto provision + reset
5+ phone brands supported
PoE rack-powered
Full specifications Purchase orders only — nothing charges until you sign the quote.
UIPRC — Universal Internet Phone Reset Cart
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SPECIFICATIONS

Built to these numbers.

Published figures for the UIPRC. Detailed engineering drawings, electrical schedules and site-prep requirements are issued with the quote.

EXPANDED SPEC TABLE

Weight, thermal load, ingress rating, fabric topology and rail dimensions will land here once engineering signs off the published sheet.

CAPACITY
40 phones per batch
AUTOMATION
Zero-touch auto provision + reset
COMPATIBILITY
5+ phone brands supported
POWER
PoE rack-powered
CUSTODY MODEL
Group A — Apex-generated record
HOW IT WORKS

Zero-touch, forty at a time.

01
Rack the phones

Forty handsets connect to PoE — no per-brand configuration up front.

02
Auto-identify

Each phone is recognized by MAC address, with brand and model detected.

03
Factory flash

Provision and reset run without operator touch across the batch.

04
Verify

Every handset is confirmed reset before the lot closes.

05
Lot record

Apex software issues a batch lot record with a per-device entry keyed to MAC address.

THE RECORD

Apex generates the record.

On the UIPRC, the certificate and custody log are produced by Apex software. That makes the record Apex’s product and Apex’s liability, held to the Apex Chain-of-Custody Specification.

WHAT THE RECORD CARRIES
—Batch lot record + per-device entry
—Primary identifier: MAC address (+ brand/model) — read from the device, never operator-typed
—Custody events: intake, process start, process end, verification, disposition
—Method, tool and version, result (PASS · FAIL · QUARANTINED) and the accountable operator
WHAT THE RECORD CARRIES
—Every asset identified at intake by serial and recorded through to a documented disposition
—Method, tool and version, operator, result and timestamp on every record
—Written to your own NAS in a structured, exportable format
—Built to satisfy the documentation NIST SP 800-88 Rev. 2 expects
Every Apex-generated record is held to the same specification across the Group A machines. See the full custody model
STANDARDS

What this machine supports.

Recorded by Apex software on this machine, with the method and tool version written into every record.

Batch lot record + chain-of-custody by MAC address
ADD-ONS, KITS & DOCUMENTS

Everything that ships around the machine.

These are being finalized for the UIPRC. Ask us for current availability and we'll send what exists today.

Add-ons
COMING SOON

Optional modules and expansions that extend what the machine handles.

Capacity and bay expansions
Interface and adapter options
Integration and networking options
Ask about add-ons
Maintenance kits
COMING SOON

Consumables and field-replaceable parts to keep a unit in service.

Wear and consumable parts
Cable and connector replacements
Recommended spares package
Ask about kits
Documents
COMING SOON

Published PDFs for evaluation, procurement and installation.

Specification sheet (PDF)
Site prep & power requirements
Operator manual
Request documents

Spec a UIPRC for your floor.

Tell us your volume and asset mix and we'll confirm power, footprint and lead time. Fleet bundles are available across all 19 systems.

Purchase orders only — nothing is charged until you sign the quote. Talk to us first