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Zoom 5821 VoIP Phone Adapter
VoIP ATAs (Analogue Telephone Adapters) bridge the technical gap between analogue telephones and fax machines in homes and businesses with making VoIP calls over the Internet. By connecting an ordinary analogue telephone that is already in your house to a VoIP Adaptor, you can benefit from making cheap, crystal clear VoIP calls via a router which is connected to the Internet (and you dont need to turn on your PC). The Zoom Model 5821 VoIP ATA (2 FXS + G.729) allows standard analog telephones to make and receive calls over a broadband internet connection. This model has 2 FXS ports to allow two VoIP channels. Simply plug one or two conventional or cordless telephone into the adapter and then plug the telephone adapter into a broadband connected router or internet gateway. A minimum of 5
and often more attached phones to each port can be rung simultaniously using the built in ring generater. * Provides a FREE second and third phone line (2 FXS) * Supports QoS * Supports auto provisioning by service providers * Call bridging allows your internet phone calls to be forwarded to a conventional phone number and gives remote access to internet calling services * 2 Year Warranty
and often more attached phones to each port can be rung simultaniously using the built in ring generater. * Provides a FREE second and third phone line (2 FXS) * Supports QoS * Supports auto provisioning by service providers * Call bridging allows your internet phone calls to be forwarded to a conventional phone number and gives remote access to internet calling services * 2 Year Warranty
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