Matrix ComSec gateways are collected in this category. Choose a 3G 1 port GSM gateway, a 3G 4 port GSM-VoIP gateway, a VoIP-PRI gateway or a 32-VoIP 32-FXO gateway.
Buyers use GSM gateways to add a cellular line to an office phone system where no landline is available, and PRI and FXO models tie older systems to a SIP network. They help with backup lines too. Call the KX-TD team at (866) 205-4112 to match a gateway to your system.
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An FXS gateway connects analog phones, fax machines or an analog extension to a VoIP network. An FXO gateway connects an existing phone line or a PBX extension port to VoIP. Matrix lists 4, 8, 24 and 32 port versions of each, so count the devices or lines first.
A GSM gateway lets a phone system place and take calls over a cellular network. The 3G 1 port model suits a single line, and the 4 port GSM-VoIP model gives four. They need a SIM card and good cellular signal where you mount them. They can also serve as a backup line.
The VoIP-PRI gateway connects a PRI digital circuit to a SIP network, or can tie an older PBX to VoIP. Check the number of channels your carrier provides and the signaling your phone system uses before you order. We can help you check that your phone system supports the signaling.
Before you buy any gateway, note the make of your phone system and the type of ports available. Our technical support team can help match the interface to your needs. Tell us what you want to connect and how many lines or phones are involved.
FXS ports feed a phone and give it dial tone. FXO ports connect to a line or a PBX extension.
Yes. They use a cellular SIM and need signal at the install location.
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