Benefits
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Supports Open Standard
ZyXEL P-2002 ATA series supports standard SIP (RFC 3261), which is suitable for IP telephony service deployment and addresses the needs of users who are connecting to emerging SIP-based communication networks.
Easy to Deploy
The P-2002 ATA series supports multiple methods of configuration including Web-based configuration, Telnet management, and TFTP Auto-Provisioning. It eliminates the time and effort associated with complicated installation procedures.
Multiple SIP and Voice Channels
Based on the flexible VoIP technology platform, one or more SIP phone number may be configured with the P-2002 ATA series. Each SIP phone number can be freely assigned to either phone port individually, or to both ports at the same time.
By using the P-2002 ATA series to deploy VoIP service, service providers need only provide a minimum of one SIP number to each subscriber. Billing and service deployment are simplified by allowing subscribers to use two phones with the same SIP number. If one telephone is in use, users may use a secondary telephone to place a call while using the same SIP number. Additionally, users may also receive incoming calls even when the SIP number is in use.
The advantages of the P- 2002 ATA series include increased traffic and service revenue.
Cost Effective
The P-2002 ATA series turns a traditional phone into an IP phone device at a very low cost. Not only does the P-2002 ATA series deliver VoIP service at a low per-port cost but the built-in two-port Ethernet switch also allows users to connect their PC to the reserve Ethernet port without adding an extra Ethernet switch or hub.
Lifeline Support (Option, P- 2002L)
The P-2002L allows users to maintain PSTN phone service and VoIP service at the same time. When ATA power down occurs or VoIP service is not available, outgoing phone calls will be relayed to PSTN automatically. When VoIP service is active, users can place calls to a PSTN phone by dialing pre-fix numbers. Emergency calls or important calls can be relayed to PSTN automatically.
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Specification
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Voice Functionality
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SIP (RFC 3261) version 2
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SDP (RFC 2327)
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RTP (RFC1889)
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RTCP (RFC1890)
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Echo Cancellation: G.168
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VAD (Voice Activity Detection)
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Silence Suppression
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CNG (Comfort Noise Generation)
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Dynamic Jitter Buffer (Adaptive)
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QoS Supports TOS, DiffServ
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VLAN Tagging
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3 REN per RJ-11 FXS ports
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DTMF Detection and Generation
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DTMF: In-Band and Out-of-Band (RFC 2833), (SIP INFO)
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SIP NAT Traversal Support STUN (RFC 3489)
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Fax Tone Detection and Pass-through
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Modem Tone Detection and Pass-through *
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T.38 FAX Relay *
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Speed Dial Phonebook
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Direct IP to IP Calling
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Telephony Features: Caller ID, Call Waiting, Message Waiting, Three Way Conference (Depends on IP Telephony Service Provider) *
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Flash Hook Timer *
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Multiple SIP Accounts / Phone Numbers– Freely assignable to Each Phone Port
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Multiple Channel Technology
Voice Codecs
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G.711
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G.729
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GSM (Option)*
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G.726 (Option)*
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G.723 (Option)*
PSTN Lifeline Support (Option, Prestige 2002L with PSTN Line Port)
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Send Emergency Call to PSTN
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Make a PSTN Call by Dialing Pre-fix Number
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PSTN Relay when Device Power Down
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PSTN Relay when VoIP Service is Not Available
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Receive Incoming PSTN Phone Call
Network Functionality
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PPPoE
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DHCP Client
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Friendly Web-based Configuration Tool
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Telnet Management
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FTP/TFTP Firmware Upgrade and Configuration Backup/restore
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Support TFTP Auto-Provisioning
Hardware Specification
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LAN: Two 10M/100M Auto MDI/MDIX Ethernet Ports
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Phone: Two RJ-11 ports for Analog Telephone service
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Lifeline Port: One RJ-11 Port for PSTN Lifeline (P-2002L)
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Reset Button
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Status LEDs Indicator: PWR/VoIP, LAN, PC, Phone1, Phone2
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Power: 12V AC input
Physical Specification
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Dimensions: 180(W) x 128(D) x 36.5(H)mm
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Weight: 312g
Environment Speciification
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Operating temperature: 0oC~40oC
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Operating humidity: 20%~85%(Non-condensing)
* Firmware upgradeable for future enhancement
* Success of FAX transmissions depends on network conditions and your FAX machine tolerance to those conditions. Your network environment should have reasonably low delay, jitter, and packet loss rate. |
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