Linksys SPA3102

Linksys SPA3102 is an analog telephone adapter supporting the SIPv2 protocol, with 1 FXS connector, 1 FXO connector, 1 RJ-45 • (WAN), 1 RJ-45 • (LAN).

Linksys SPA3102 is an analog telephone adapter supporting the SIPv2 protocol. There is one FXS connector and one FXO connector on board. Any analog phone (for example, a Dect phone) can be connected to the FXS port. The FXO connector can be used to connect to a local or office PBX. Thus, LinkSys SPA3102 can be used for calls both through the PSTN and through an IP telephony operator. SPA3102 supports the function of emergency reconnection of the VoIP channel to the PSTN in case of loss of the Internet channel, unavailability of the provider or electrical failure.

Calls via IP telephony through an office telephone adapter from between offices. Telephone "from the spot" to the channel, connect to the Moscow PBX to make further calls via the Internet

You call to the same line, before connecting the adapter channel, through the dial tone of the adapter, “pick up the handset” and you will hear a loud buzzer. Now dial the number you want to call via the Internet (international or domestic). This opportunity is available, as a rule, for international and inter-local calls via Internet telephony at low rates from an IP telephony provider, such as those who need to call outside the office, without connections. telephone adapter, and remotely by telephone (a local call to the telephone adapter from an international or international telephone number).

Calls from the Internet via an office telephone adapter. Phone "from the Internet" through the channel connecting to the local telephone exchange (you can dial a PIN code) to make further calls through this telephone line:

When dialing to a SIP ID, registration on the adapter channel connected to the local telephone line, the adapter “submits” signals in the line. Enter PIN code and # (if not necessary). You will feel the constant buzzer of the Moscow telephone exchange. Now dial the local phone number you want to call. This possibility is used, as a rule, for calls via the Internet “locally” for the owner of your local phone number (the number of calls locally is usually much lower than international calls via Internet telephony from any IP telephony provider).

The simplest option. You pick up the phone, and, of course, simply call through your PBX, or by dialing the additional prefix (#), you will make a call through a VoIP operator.