Linksys RTP300 is a wide-range router that has a 4-port switch and two FXS connectors for connecting analog phones.
Linksys RTP300 is a wide-range router that has a 4-port switch and two FXS connectors for connecting analog phones. Simply connect your cable or DSL modem to the router, and all computers in your home or office can access the Internet instantly. Using a 4-port switch allows you to directly connect 4 internal PCs, or combine other switches and hubs into a daisy-chain, as your measure will grow.
Two standard telephone lines (FXS) of the Linksys RTP300 router allow you to provide high-speed, feature-rich telephone service over a high-speed connection in parallel with your Internet connection. Each telephone port functions independently, since you have two telephone lines. By purchasing the services of a reputable IP telephony provider, you will benefit from cheap local and international calls, as well as the opportunity to benefit from such functions as: Caller ID, voicemail, voice mail, Call forwarding, ringtone, etc.
| Description: Linksys RTP300 router | |
| Vmrobnik | Linksys |
| Model | RTP300 |
| Quantity/Type of delivery | in commercial packaging |
| Main characteristics | |
| Type of extension | router |
| Frame | external |
| WAN | Call line type: Ethernet, Fast Ethernet, telephone line Data transmission speed (max.): 100 Mbit/sec. Number of ports: 3 Maintained standards: - G.711 A-law - G.711 m-law - G.723.1 - G.726 - G.729 |
| LAN | Network type: Ethernet, Fast Ethernet Number of base ports: 4 Transmission speed on base ports: - 10/100 Mbit/sec. Maintained standards: - IEEE 802.3 (Ethernet) - IEEE 802.3u (Fast Ethernet) |
| Additional characteristics | |
| Interface | Ethernet 10/100BaseT • RJ-45 • (WAN) 4 x Ethernet 10/100BaseT • RJ-45 • (LAN) 2 x telephone line • RJ-11 |
| Technical characteristics | |
| Electrical life | external life adapter - 220 V (changeable flow) |
| Measure, weight | 17.0 x 17.0 x 3.1 cm, 346 g |
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