Does anyone have any recommendations for a cordless phone that uses SIP
(or IAX)? It doesn't have to use 802.11b, but that would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Nathan
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Can anyone recommend a good cordless user-configurable SIP hardphone that is
readily available in the states and doesn't cost $300? There seem to be a
plethora of decent and affordable corded phones (like from Grandstream) but
the search for a cordless unit seems elusive. I purchased a vtech 8100
On Sun, 2003-08-17 at 17:55, Nathan wrote:
> Does anyone have any recommendations for a cordless phone that uses SIP
> (or IAX)? It doesn't have to use 802.11b, but that would be appreciated.
I think you're only solution is going to be the Cisco ATA-186, an
analog-to-SIP device. Or, you could use
Well, there is the Netlink phone line from Spectralink:
http://www.spectralink.com/products/nl-wts.html
My wireless bridge supported prioritizing traffic from spectralink phones,
and they apparently will do SIP (and are 802.11b phones), but those are
the only cordless phones I know of that will do
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Does anyone have any recommendations for a cordless phone that uses SIP
(or IAX)? It doesn't have to use 802.11b, but that would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Nathan
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Is there not support for H.323 endpoints in asterisk? The Symbol
NetVision phone comes to mind, but it does not support SIP.
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> Does anyone have any recommendations for a cordless phone that uses SIP
> (or IAX)? It doesn't ha
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works like a charm with Asterisk.
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Does anyone have any recommendations for a cordless phone tha
s phone with support for both PSTN and IP will be available at
the
> >beginning of 2004.
> >See the link:
> >http://www.eutecticsinc.com/products/consumer.html#IPP700
> >
> >BR,
> >Dan
> >P.S. In this moment I have an ATA186 with two DECT cordless phones whi
On Mon, 2003-08-18 at 04:13, Dan wrote:
> P.S. I think that for the moment, the cheaper option is to use ATA with some
> good and cheap DECT phones (in Europe) without any other feature than Caller
> ID (name and number). It can cost you less than 120EURO per port (about 75
> EURO for 1/2 ATA and
Hi Eric,
> The ATA has two codecs that work with Asterisk. The G711 codec works,
> but each call tkes 64K of bandwidth + IP overhead. For most people this
> is only useful if the ATA and your Asterisk server is on the same LAN.
This is my case too.
Dan
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I share your frustration. Might I suggest a Grandstream HT-386 (or 486, etc)
gateway
to a regular cordless phone?
On Sun, Jan 28, 2007 at 09:52:19PM -0500, Edward Halman wrote:
> Can anyone recommend a good cordless user-configurable SIP hardphone that is
> readily available in the states and d
You can usually meet this by using an FXS adapter along with a
standard cordless phone and thus achieve the same result.
If you *really* want a voip-cordless phone, check this out:
http://www.voiplink.com/Aastra_480i_CT_p/aastra-480i-ct.htm
p.s. I've had good experiences with VoIP Link (no I don
Siemens Gigaset IP phones (C450-IP, S450-IP) are not that bad
(gigaset.siemens.com).
C450IP costs less than 100 USD (in Italy at least), S450 is slightly
more expensive.
Grandstream HT-286 works quite well with DECT handsets too.
(I've deployed both and both are working with Asterisk).
Alberto.
Edward Halman wrote:
Can anyone recommend a good cordless user-configurable SIP hardphone
that is readily available in the states and doesn’t cost $300? There
seem to be a plethora of decent and affordable corded phones (like from
Grandstream) but the search for a cordless unit seems elusive.
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