Voice Over IP (VoIP) Gateways for Overhead Paging
1, 2, 4 and 8 Port VOIP
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Businesses can be set up for
simultaneous company-wide overhead paging to multiple locations within a facility or across a campus without running new lines, or even to remote locations thousands of miles away. The PCM2000 Paging
Control System, Telephone access modules (TAMB), and amplifiers integrate seamlessly with VOIP Gateways to provide overhead voice paging over IP networks.
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Benefits:
- Utilizes existing Ethernet network (unlike competitor's VoIP solutions)
- Simultaneous overhead voice paging to multiple locations within a facility, nearby or branch office buildings, or to
remote locations using the Internet or Intranet
- Single- or multi-zone paging at any or all locations
- Efficiently communicate company-wide emergency alerts or general announcements, saving both time and money while improving communication
- Connects directly to phones or PBX; compatible with virtually any telephone port type
- Configurable from a web browser or Microsoft Windows®
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1-port VoIP Gateway
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MVP130BG
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1 analog port for communication over an
existing IP network or the Internet
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For businesses requiring paging to a
remote location
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2-port VoIP Gateway
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MVP210BG
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2 analog ports for communication over
an existing IP network or the Internet
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For businesses
requiring paging to two zones at remote locations
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4-port VoIP Gateway
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MVP410BG
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4 analog ports for
communication over an existing IP network or the Internet
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For businesses requiring paging to
1-4 zones at remote locations
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8-port VoIP Gateway
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MVP810BG
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8 analog ports for
communication over an existing IP network or the Internet
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Does not
require integration with a server or desktop PC
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For businesses requiring paging to
1-8 zones at remote locations
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