VOIP into a PBX

well, if you want to give 100 dollars for a 10 foot piece of croconnect wire, i will take it.

The output of a ATA 186,UBR924 or any gateway like that is identical to the normal line that the phone company will provide via cooper cable.

If you have a PBX or KEY phone system connected to normal phone lines, chances are that you have some empty ports on it for normal phone lines.

Just connect the output of the ATA 186 to the “PSTN” or “C.O.” trunk ports of the phone system.

Maybe you will need a RJ11 block to convert the modular cord from the ATA to crossconect wire that you could “puch down” on the blocks of the PBX equipment.
But what the heck. For 100 dollars per line I will supply the RJ11 blocks too.

Now, if you have not bought the boxes yet, I will sugest that you take a look to Ericsson web 100 boxes.
There is guy on ebay selling two for $219 dollars. Seems to have a unlimited supply of them.
Those boxes will give you four ports and it does not need a gatekeeper, only public I.P. addreeses on both ends.
The box is setup via web browser, takes about 10 minutes to setup each and the audio is incredible good.

You could link up to 99 locations that way.
The only trouble: You need to manually program each box to “know ” that there are other boxes out there.

But for $240 dollars, you could connect 4 phone lines betwen offices or locations.

Remember: It does take public ,fix, I.P. addresses on both ends.

Specify how many pieces of wire you will need.
I will forward the invoice……….

Good luck!!!!!!!!!

Type Ericsson VOIP on the search field. You are in luck. There is another user selling a couple of them for $189 right now.

Do not forget the check!!!!!!!!!!!

Have a good weekend!!!!!!!

You are right. If you want to be able to call from one extension to another extension, without a operator in betwen,it will not work with those Ericsson boxes.
In that case you will need a better box, that could handle FXO and FXS interfaces.
You will be looking at a more expensive solution in that case.
If you need more information, post you e-mail and I will get with you.

No, the webswitch 100 is a FXS device. It could be connected only to a phone or equivalent.
What you want is a FXO device. Ericsson used to make a box like the web 100 that was a FXO.
I never was able to locate one.If anyone have a FXO Ericsson box, write back.

The PBX ports of the A400 are identical to a normal phone line provided by the phone company.
They are two wires, loop start trunks.
You could connect the PBX ports f the A400 directily to any PBX to the normal ports where normally you will hook -up the Bell or phone company lines.
They are labeled C.O. trunks or circuits, depending where you live and who is your provider.
You could mix them togheter. That way the user of the phone of the PBX have a choice of using normal phone lines ,or dilaing a diferent access code, or selecting a diferent line, they could go the normal way or VOIP.
Or you could send all your calls to the Quintum, and decide withing the Quintum wich calls go via PSTN and wich ones go via VOIP.
A little bit more complicated, but that is what the Quintum is designed for anyway.

Best regards!!!!!

How do i configure my Quintim A400 for use with a Net2phone account? Thank you.

Quintum won’t work with net2phone. They use a proprietary protocol, that unfortunately only works with net2phone devices. Any questions,ask me.