Cisco SPA232D Multiline DECT ATA VoIP Phone Adapter
Mfg # SPA232D-G1
CDW # 3129648
| UNSPSC 43191511
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The Cisco SPA232D Multi-Line DECT ATA is a mobility enhanced, affordable, highly reliable voice gateway for connecting an analog phone or fax machine to a voice-over-IP (VoIP) service provider. It can also intelligently route calls to the public switched telephone network (PSTN).
The advances in the Cisco SPA232D include an integrated DECT base station used exclusively with the Cisco SPA302D Multi-Line DECT Handset, providing a mobility solution for users who tend to frequently move about their location but must always be reachable around the premises. The SPA232D supports essential voice features such as caller ID, call transfer, call waiting, call forwarding, voicemail, and much more to provide a comprehensive, advanced, and highly innovative VoIP solution.
The SPA232D provides one RJ-11 FXS port to connect a standard analog phone or fax machine and one FXO port to connect to the PSTN. The SPA232D FXS and FXO lines can be independently configured through software by the service provider or the end user. Users can take full advantage of their broadband phone service by enabling intelligent "hop-on, hop-off" applications to route local calls from mobile phones and land lines over to their VoIP service provider, and conversely.
The advances in the Cisco SPA232D include an integrated DECT base station used exclusively with the Cisco SPA302D Multi-Line DECT Handset, providing a mobility solution for users who tend to frequently move about their location but must always be reachable around the premises. The SPA232D supports essential voice features such as caller ID, call transfer, call waiting, call forwarding, voicemail, and much more to provide a comprehensive, advanced, and highly innovative VoIP solution.
The SPA232D provides one RJ-11 FXS port to connect a standard analog phone or fax machine and one FXO port to connect to the PSTN. The SPA232D FXS and FXO lines can be independently configured through software by the service provider or the end user. Users can take full advantage of their broadband phone service by enabling intelligent "hop-on, hop-off" applications to route local calls from mobile phones and land lines over to their VoIP service provider, and conversely.