The MediaPack 5xx analog VoIP gateway from AUDIOCODES is built for businesses that require reliable integration of legacy analog devices into modern VoIP networks. With 24 FXS interfaces and a proven, high-availability design, it delivers scalable, steady voice connectivity in busy environments.
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24 FXS Voice Interfaces: 24 analog voice ports connect phones, fax machines, and other legacy devices to IP networks via a D-SUB (50-pin) connector, enabling smooth migration without replacing existing gear.
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D-SUB 50-Pin Connector: A durable, standard interface designed for dense deployments and reliable cabling.
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Gigabit Ethernet Connectivity: 1 Gigabit LAN port for management traffic and 2 Gigabit WAN ports for flexible routing, load balancing, and failover.
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Redundant Power Supply: Dual AC/DC power configuration ensures continuous operation during power fluctuations or outages.
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TAA Compliant: Meets government procurement requirements for use in public sector environments.
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Baseline VoIP Protocol Support: Interoperates with common VoIP standards, enabling straightforward integration with existing IP-PBXs and SIP trunks.
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Bridges Analog and IP Networks: Centralizes voice traffic onto the IP network while preserving compatibility with legacy equipment, reducing infrastructure complexity.
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Specifications: 24 FXS ports; D-SUB 50-pin connector; 1 x Gigabit Ethernet LAN; 2 x Gigabit Ethernet WAN; Redundant AC/DC power supply; TAA compliant; Baseline VoIP protocol support
By bridging legacy voice devices to modern IP networks, the MediaPack 5xx reduces infrastructure complexity, simplifies maintenance, and enhances call reliability across demanding work environments. Redundant power and multiple Ethernet ports deliver high availability, helping your business keep critical voice services online during outages or peak usage. With AUDIOCODES’ decades of VoIP leadership, this gateway provides a dependable foundation for scalable, future-proof communications.
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FAQ 1: What is the primary use of the MediaPack 5xx? It connects analog voice devices to VoIP networks efficiently.
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FAQ 2: Is it suitable for government use? Yes, it is TAA compliant.
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FAQ 3: How does redundant power improve reliability? It ensures continuous operation during power failures.
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FAQ 4: What type of Ethernet ports are included? One Gigabit Ethernet LAN and two Gigabit Ethernet WAN ports.
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FAQ 5: Does it support standard VoIP protocols? Yes, it supports baseline VoIP protocols for compatibility.
