Grandstream HT-502 Dual Port FXS Gateway
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It might be possible to utilize adapters to connnect to the internet over a wall outlet, in order to put the internet any where in the home. Hope this helps. Thanks
The Grandstream HT-54 I have runs Windows XP With 502 and analog phones, you can set the pulse in a group called "Friends on PULSE" It may not be possible for me to use the tones in PULSE, on Monday I'll let you know.
If your sip number is set to your home number, you should be able to receive the call via Google. Thanks for your help, I hope it was
The box is not a hub, but a box that allows up to 2 traditional telephone sets to be connected to a data network and communicate over the Internet (via network switch, gateway, broadband modem, or Internet An FXO box is necessary to connect a voice over IP phone to a traditional phone service company line (POTS). It's possible to use GrandStream HT503, which has one FXS interface and an FXO interface. You simply ignore To use the FXO port, you must connect your VoIP telephone.
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The old rotary phone that we used to have over the old telephone lines from the early 70's was something I missed, as it produced a good quality of sound that I was accustomed to over the old rotary phone. Because I had moved to VoIP in the beginning, I was unable to connect to a POTS line. ATAs that I had as far as I could remember would not An internet search revealed that HT-components can play a significant role in slowing aging It would be wise to apply 502 to this job. My PBX is working now after I bought one and connected it to it. Our household is back to having the sounds of a telephone again now that everything is functioning properly. It is a real ring, the voice is 3000, and the ring It is not my intention to suggest In case you're unfamiliar with HiFi, it's 300 MHz or higher We'll just say that the voice quality on a 3000Hz phone -- or plain old phone -- is better than anything a smart phone or cell phone can offer.
It appears from the title that I also use a LinkSys SPA2102 with a similar specification. This might have been my bad luck, but the SPA device has been a headache from the start. There are plenty of horror stories on the forums, so you do not need me. I find the Grandstream device to be quite different from the rest. The first point is how easy it is to set up Having no extra configuration steps other than SIP user,password, proxy name (Linksys has a whole host of additional steps you need to configure)*2nd A week and a half later Secondly, the device seems to be stable with excellent voice quality (my Linksys, for comparison, occasionally lost a call, echoed, and sometimes caused a spontaneous reset)
Thirdly, the device costs less than its competitors You can use the SPA2101 from Linksys or the OBi-240 from the OpenBase The following is a list of 110 A much better return on investment. The 4th Despite using a significantly larger power supply to provide 1250mA than that of my Linksys power supply, the device is cooler and its power supply is smaller. The fifth If you configure the Grandtream http server address (advanced settings), the device will automatically connect to it As soon as new versions of the firmware are released, upgrade your device. We don't need to perform manual steps anymore. You do not need a computer to upgrade the firmware. The way you put it is good. - 6th Since it also has two ports, all you need to do is dial ***70 to reach the other line with no configuration required. You can use it as an *And last but not least, I like companies focused on one specific field of technology. The fact that Linksys (Cisco) has too many models to support too many protocols eventually causes quality to deteriorate.
It has been working well and low cost. I am delighted with the fact that the 502 with the same settings has worked well in its place, and I have not lost server registration. The unit is reasonably priced for an ISP to use as a VoIP hotline to sell to the public and sells A monthly fee of $95 is charged. There are a lot of them out there along with some other solutions from other vendors, but we're satisfied with the Grandstream product line. The call quality is at least as good as the quality on a standard POTS line on a decent speed high speed connection. It is impossible to know unless our clients tell us about their use of VoIP.
It's a waste of time and money. The number was ported to Vitelity and the box was connected. Had to stop paying ATT $60+ a month for phone service. The web config interface of Vitality provides you with the information to plug in Vitality. I really like how it works! Currently, of all the features on the phone, 911 location and caller ID are included in the monthly $9 fee. They will reply to you via email, probably to China, but they can help you configure this appliance. They wrote a script to allow local calls with only seven digits, and then add an "1" to the end of the number to let it know it was a long distance call. It's a great experience to make a call. The same as or better than the ATT analog system. It was necessary to connect the network to the "WAN" port instead of the "LAN" port for the device to After two years of use
Additional information Despite the fact that it is in service 24 hours a day, it continues to operate without any issues. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND IT!.
In the office I work in, there is a complete in-house gym Voice over IP system for the house. As a result, we needed a way for the receptionist to be able to take phone calls while on the move. Our research turned up a lot of outrageous prices for pure VOIP cordless phones. Thus, we bought both of these along with a Panasonic KX-70 It will work with any cordless phone (but I would recommend the TG4011N). I saved us about $200 by using this and it works flawlessly. So far, nothing has gone wrong. In the future, she will be able to make copies, set-up Clean up the conference room, for example. You can answer the business phone while answering the home There was only one gripe I had when adjusting the settings the web interface I could not get it to work with my NetLink router for some strange reason. I managed to connect via this router to the main business Cicso router and it worked well. Up to now, plugging it into a NetLink router has worked. The weirdest thing I have ever seen I just thought I would let you know.
The HT502 synced with a Vtech phone, and it worked like a charm! I hardly notice any difference between using this line and a traditional PSTN line. It's much better than the Linksys SAP2102 network adapter. As for the echo, I couldn't solve it in the SPA2102 on top of that, configuring the SPA2102 is a pain in the arse! Simply put, the HT502 plugs into a wall Play with us! Creating a trunk only requires you to configure one on line 1 or 2, and that's all there is to The following pros I don't think there is any Increasing the gain will improve the quality of the boot sound. For mine, I increased the setting to +4dB, but it can be adjusted up to *6dB, as its The cons are The machine runs a little too hot, and I'm not sure if this would present a problem in the future.
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