SIP to ISDN converter - SIP to ISDN gateway
Keep your traditional phone system that uses ISDN or analogue lines, just add our VoIP converter and start saving money.
You know the traditional lines are stopping soon and you will have to use a VoIP service, this way you can avoid the move to an expensive VoIP phone system. Our fully configured low-cost converters let you make the change to VoIP and save you money.
You just unplug the cable from the BT OpenReach socket and plug it into our converter which in turn is plugged into your Internet router - job done.
BT is the only loser:
✓ You keep your existing phone numbers ✓ There are no changes to your phone system ✓ You save money on line rental - Typically 70% saving ✓ You can gain Free UK landline and UK mobile calls option ✓ The convertor is low cost - Typical payback in 6 months ✓ CTi provide a 5-star Support service - Typically answer phone in under 4 rings |
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For more information on this is simple solution from the folk at CTi Communications, contact via email on sales@cticom.ms or call on 01242 621666 to find out more, or read the technical info below.
SIP to ISDN converter - DetailsOur SIP to ISDN converter will let your ISDN phone system connect to VoIP - just plug it in. If your current ISDN phone system doesn't support SIP VoIP and you want to take advantage of cheap VoIP phone lines or any VoIP service without changing it then you need a SIP to ISDN converter / ISDN to SIP converter (SIP gateway). Unplug from your BT ISDN box(es) and plug into the converter, your phone system doesn't know anything has changed. We will configure the SIP to ISDN converter / SIP to ISDN gateway with the details of your chosen SIP VoIP provider, you unplug from the ISDN & plug into the SIP VoIP to ISDN converter and start saving money.
After lots of moving of goal posts these units have finally been added to a very small list of approved devices that BT has approved to connect to BT SIP VoIP services, and is by far easiest to implement as well as the cheapest ISDN system to SIP converter
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The iSIP VoIP SIP to ISDN converter / SIP to ISDN gateway connects to a PoE class 1 supply. If you don't have one we can supply them for £ 20 and you will need us to set it up and configure it for £20. Due to chip shortages we may need to supply a SpliceCom 5100 operating in iSIP mode, the firewall and setup are slightly different than the instructions below. Click here to see them. |
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Set the Firewall Rules
You will need to enable SIP and RTP port forwarding in your firewall, and lock them to your VoIP exchange. In a Draytek 2860 or newer this takes 20 minutes, if you want us to do this for you we can and will charge our normal support rates.
For updates and provisioning Port 443 needs to access isdnsip.com. On other routers it may take longer to set things up.
When ready to test
- Unpack the iSIP ISDN to SIP converter and adaptor(s).
- Plug the iSIP VoIP SIP to ISDN converter into a PoE port on your network or plug it into a PoE injector and plug that into your network, watch the lights start flashing on the iSIP VoIP to ISDN converter.
- Scan your network to find the iSIP VoIP SIP to ISDN converter, look for the MAC address or SpliceCom.
- Bind that MAC address to the IP address you want to use so the iSIP VoIP SIP to ISDN converter always receives the same IP address, if necessary, reboot the iSIP VoIP to ISDN converter.
- Check the port forwarding rules in your firewall are set to this IP address.
- Look at that IP address in a browser and see if it is showing registered at the exchange.
- If registered, plug the adaptor(s) into the iSIP ISDN to SIP converter.
- Unplug your phone system's ISDN cable(s) from the BT box.
- Plug your phone system's ISDN cable(s) into the adaptor.
- Look at the converter IP address in a browser and it should show connected to your phone system.
- Try a test call, you should see via the browser page the number of calls seen on the ISDN and seen on the VoIP SIP connection.