Best place to buy an Ata

cubix

I presume the web is the best and was wondering if anyone could share their links of where they got their stuff. Just looking for a rock solid Ata that will have two Pots inputs

Thanks

Jaden

http://www.italk.ie ?

cubix

Thanks J;)

STaN

pimp :eek: .. i've one for sale on adverts.ie

Sipura 3000

cubix

Looks like a nice piece of kit Stan, how does it stack up against the "handy tone 486" http://www.italk.ie/productdisplay.php?PID=X956. I presume yours does not come with the lan side of things.
Also that feature you mention "It also has lots of advanced features allowing you for example to dial into your phone number and then call internationally at VoIP rates (or free) " Is this when you are out of the house and call from say a mates house. I noticed on your ad in the comparision chart it says the Spa-3000 has 2 service lines and 1 pstn line, I presume with 1 pstn line it means you can attach one house fone but what are service lines and if its the BB connections whats the point of two if you can only attach one house phone

Thanks Cubix

Cabaal

Komplett have a decent selection of ATA's http://www.komplett.ie/k/kl.asp?bn=10144

bhickey

Cabaal wrote:

Komplett have a decent selection of ATA's http://www.komplett.ie/k/kl.asp?bn=10144

A good bit more expensive though, especially on the Grandstream stuff.

STaN

Sipura 3000 vs HandyTone 486 Rev 2
Posted at February 24, 2005 03:01 PM in SIP .

After doing some more research on the capabilities of the Sipura ATA adaptors and the HandyTone range, I found that both now offer the capability to connect to standard PSTN lines as well as the VoIP connection, meaning you can buy one of these adaptors, plug it in between your phone and your phone line, and plug the adaptor into your router, and you've got one phone that can do both PSTN calls as well as VoIP calls.

The HandyTone 486 had the concept of a 'lifeline' PSTN connection, which would only activate if the 486 did not have power, so that you could still make normal PSTN calls. Revision 2 of the HandyTone though has introduced the feature that prefixing the number you want to call with "*00" will cause the adaptor to route the call over the PSTN network, in place of the VoIP network. The phone will of course ring on an incoming call on either of the two lines.

The newly introduced Sipura 3000 also has the same capability described above that the HandyTone 486 has, with an additional twist - it has a built-in gateway which converts calls to or from your PSTN line to a VoIP channel! This means that phone calls coming in via your PSTN network can now be routed either to X-Lite or Asterisk. Whee! Of course, it works the other way around too - make a call from X-Lite or Asterisk, and have it go out through your PSTN line! Another interesting feature of the Sipura 3000 is that you can call into your adaptor by calling your normal PSTN number, authenticate yourself with a PIN, and then route your call over your VoIP connection.

I've been told that the next version/revision of the HandyTone would also introduce some features which the Sipura 3000 3000 now has.

Plus your saving yourself ~20 euro

cubix

Cheers lads;)

Do-more

www.digidave.ie

really quick service when I bought mine...