Setup Analog Phone over Digital Line 2

[rivera001]

Hi All,

I am trying to setup a connection in one of my remote sites. At this location I do not have any access to copper wires for an analog connection.
I would like to setup an analog connection for a FAX machine at this lcoation, but the only access I have is VOIP.

Any ideas

 

[allenmac]

I use AudioCodes SIP Analog Terminal Adapters for fax in all of my locations. There are a variety of models depending on the number of analog devices you wish to support. I currently use the following models:

MP-112 - 2 Analog FXS ports
MP-114 - 4 Analog FXS ports
MP-124 - 24 Analog FXS ports

I have been using these for years starting with CS1000e release 5.0 and continuing through 7.5 with no problems.

 

[rivera001]

hi Allenmac,

Thanks for your reply. I am curious how this device works and how I have to configure it on my CS1000e. It is my fist time trying to do digital to analog conversion. Could you help.

 

[allenmac]

These are SIP to Analog gateways, so you need to have SIP trunk licenses on your pbx (I use the CS1000e).

You configure the gateway device as a SIP endpoint in your SIP Proxy/Redirect Server with routing entries for the numbers you want to assign to the devices.

If you search in this forum on AudioCodes, you will find a lot of information on how to configure the devices.

 

[hawks]

Take a look at this by Algo

Algo’s USB Analog Terminal Adapter enables the use of a traditional analog wired or cordless telephone, TTY/TDD terminal, fax machine (note: 1), or other analog device with the following Nortel IP Phones:

IP Softphone 2050 (Version 2 B254 or newer2) for BCM or CS 1000
Nortel 1100-Series IP Phones equipped with a USB port

http://www.algosolutions.com/products/other/4900-usb-ata.html

 

[nessman]

What do you have at your remote site?