GoIP 8 GSM-VoIP gateway Hybertone GoIP8 for 8 channels

The eight-channel VoIP-GSM gateway GoIP8 (GoIP 8) provides communication between GSM standard cellular networks (900/1800/1900/850MHZ) and IP networks without the use of additional equipment. The VoIP-GSM gateway GoIP 8 supports the SIP protocol and is compatible with all IP PBXs from well-known manufacturers. Warranty - 12 months!

The Hybertone GoIP8 ( GoIP 8) gateway is a broadband VoIP-GSM gateway designed to operate on eight channels and is designed to provide high-quality communication between GSM and IP networks without requiring the connection of additional equipment. GoIP 8 supports the SIP protocol and successfully works with the vast majority of IP PBXs from the most popular manufacturers. Such characteristics of the Hybertone GoIP8 gateway allow you to quickly and cost-effectively install telephones in any office. Another advantage of the VoIP-GSM gateway is a significant saving in the cost of long-distance and international telephone communications. This is due to the support of the gateway for the optimal call routing function. The Hybertone GoIP8 device has fairly compact dimensions and a laconic design. The gateway is powered through a 220/12V adapter.

Warranty - 12 months!

Characteristics of GSM VOIP gateway Hybertone GoIP8 (GoIP 8) for 8 channels:

• 8 GSM channels
• GSM working standards - 850/900/1800/1900 MHz
• processor: ARM9E 133 MHz

• memory: RAM 16MB/ Flash 4MB
• interfaces: 2xEthernet (1xLan, 1xPC), SMA, 1xADC
• LED indicators: power, ready, status, WAN, computer, GSM

Key features:

• VoIP-GSM call forwarding
• support for open SIP protocol (IETF SIP V2) and SIP proxy mode
• multi-gateway grouping mode
• 1-stage dialing mode - when calling the gateway number, the gateway immediately connects to a specific number
• 2-stage dialing mode - when dialing a gateway number, the gateway picks up the phone and waits until the number is dialed
• incoming call mode or outgoing call mode only
• password protection for incoming and outgoing GSM calls
• VLAN and QoS support
• voice prompts, HTTP Web
• transfer of GSM Caller ID to VoIP terminal
• dynamic codec selection
• Automatic NAT and firewall traversal
• microphone echo cancellation function
• generation of comfortable noise when filling VAD pauses between lines
• detection of voice activity in an input acoustic signal to separate active speech from background noise or silence (VAD)
• receiving and sending SMS via web interface
• Gateway management and software updates via web interface

Complete set:

• gateway with antennas attached
• external power supply
• network cable

Operation and dimensions:

• operating temperature range: from +10°С to +40°С
• power supply: external power supply 12V, 3A
• dimensions (mm): 200x370x72
• weight of the set with a box (g): 1500

How to set up the Hybertone GoIP8 gateway . Setting up the Hybertone GoIP 8 gateway via the web interface:
Insert the SIM card into the GSM gateway and connect the GoIP gateway to the power supply and to your computer network. By default, the gateway settings are set to DHCP, so the IP address is assigned automatically (the LAN port supports DHCP (dynamic IP address), the IP address and mask of the PC port are 192.168.8.1 and 255.255.255.0, respectively). Then you can send an SMS "info" to the number of the SIM card that you inserted into the gateway, information about the IP addresses of both ports will come in a response message. Or dial the number of the SIM card that you inserted into the gateway, and when connecting, dial *00 to get information about the IP addresses. To configure the settings, the GoIP gateway has a built-in HTTP server, so you can configure the necessary functions of the GoIP gateway through the Internet Explorer browser. Open Internet Explorer and enter 192.168.8.1 or http://192.168.8.1 in the address bar. A login and password entry window will pop up. Enter the username ("admin" by default) in the username field and the password ("admin" by default) in the password entry field. Click OK and you will see the GoIP status page.