VoiceFinder AP2610 is a next-generation VoIP Gateway delivering maximum 4 analog voice channels to enterprises and public offices in a compact form factor. This new model realizes extended performance and higher adoptability by supporting various analog voice module such as FXS, FXO, E&M, etc
Your Choice of Cost Effective and Highly Adaptable System
With the rapid introduction of broadband WAN service, wide range of traditional telephony service is now migrating to a converged network. The customers are required to pay more close attention while introducing VoIP Gateway which stands at the very front line of IP network migration. The key is selecting cost effective and feature-proved products with high adaptability. AP2610 facilitates flexible and incremental service with it modular structure.
Small in Size, Big in Performance
AP2610 is a feature-rich VoIP Gateway supporting maximum 4 channels of analog voice interface. Customers are able to enjoy the small capacity VoIP service by installing various analog VoIP modules, especially E&M interface VoIP module. Along with the QoS ensured VoIP telephony service, AP2610 offers IP broadcasting terminal service by installing broadcasting modules such as AP-AUDIO2. While saving investment, experience various VoIP/ BoIP services with its modular expansion options.
Supporting Two (2) 10/100Mbps Fast Ethernet Interface
AP2610 offers two (2) 10/100Mbps Fast Ethernet ports which ensure optimized VoIP service at NAT/PAT, VRRP and Router environment.
Enhanced QoS and Superior Scalability Services
AddPac's VoIP Gateway series have been highly appraised at both Koran and international markets and its lead in enterprise and carrier market reveals the advanced performance and stability. Moreover, AP2610 compares against competitive products in the market with its ample scalability services and AddPac's know-how which actively meet the communication needs of today's customers. In terms of VoIP call signaling protocol, AP2610 concurrently supports H323 and SIP signaling protocols. Not only general QoS algorithm, AP2610 supports the advanced QoS algorithms to maintain state-of-art voice quality on any types of conventional IP networks.
Your Choice of Cost Effective and Highly Adaptable System
With the rapid introduction of broadband WAN service, wide range of traditional telephony service is now migrating to a converged network. The customers are required to pay more close attention while introducing VoIP Gateway which stands at the very front line of IP network migration. The key is selecting cost effective and feature-proved products with high adaptability. AP2610 facilitates flexible and incremental service with it modular structure.
Small in Size, Big in Performance
AP2610 is a feature-rich VoIP Gateway supporting maximum 4 channels of analog voice interface. Customers are able to enjoy the small capacity VoIP service by installing various analog VoIP modules, especially E&M interface VoIP module. Along with the QoS ensured VoIP telephony service, AP2610 offers IP broadcasting terminal service by installing broadcasting modules such as AP-AUDIO2. While saving investment, experience various VoIP/ BoIP services with its modular expansion options.
Supporting Two (2) 10/100Mbps Fast Ethernet Interface
AP2610 offers two (2) 10/100Mbps Fast Ethernet ports which ensure optimized VoIP service at NAT/PAT, VRRP and Router environment.
Enhanced QoS and Superior Scalability Services
AddPac's VoIP Gateway series have been highly appraised at both Koran and international markets and its lead in enterprise and carrier market reveals the advanced performance and stability. Moreover, AP2610 compares against competitive products in the market with its ample scalability services and AddPac's know-how which actively meet the communication needs of today's customers. In terms of VoIP call signaling protocol, AP2610 concurrently supports H323 and SIP signaling protocols. Not only general QoS algorithm, AP2610 supports the advanced QoS algorithms to maintain state-of-art voice quality on any types of conventional IP networks.
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