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VoIP with RJ11 connector - IPO-11

-Cordless Internet Phone Solution-

Cordless Application

  Regular Application

 

The IPO-11 is a USB VoIP device that has a RJ11 connector for regular RJ11 telephones. Its regular telephone interface with DTMF decoding allows you to make internet calls using the keypad of your regular telephone. Its full duplex audio, and echo cancellation have made it the ideal VoIP device for you.

Best of all, place PC to PC, and PC to phone calls over the internet saves users up to 95% off the current long distance rate, while at the same time maintain, if not exceed, the audio quality of regular phone.

Key Features:

PC to PC, and PC to Phone dialing capabilities
Once you connect your USB VoIP Series to the computer and the Internet, you will be able to make long distance calls to any phone in the world at great savings, while making global calls to any PC for the cost of your Internet access.

High quality Voice-over-IP calls
By using powerful Digital Signal Processor, the USB VoIP Series is able to deliver an echo free, full duplex audio through the Internet.

No external power required
The power of the USB VoIP Series is provided by the USB port of your PC, therefore, you do not need to have an additional power adapter for your USB VoIP devices.

Drivers support and upgrades from Microsoft
The drivers of the USB VoIP Series are provided by Microsoft Windows, thus no additional drivers are required. Drivers are currently available in Microsoft Windows 98/98SE/ME, and Windows 2000.

Plug-and-Play, Grab-and-Go
With its compact size and USB interface, the USB VoIP Series is your ultimate travel companion. You can take it with you wherever you go. Just plug in any computer with an available USB port and an Internet connection, along with voice chat or ITSP (Internet Telephony Service Provider, such as Net2Phone, Dialpad, Mediaring, etc.) applications on it, and you are ready to make long distance calls to any phone in the world or global call to any PC.

How PC to Phone Calls Work

The technology behind PC to Phone calls is the VoIP Gateway that receives packetized voice transmission from the caller and then sends them to the PSTN of the receiver end, while at the same time converting the digital packets into analog packets that the PSTN understands. The PSTN then makes the connection to the receiver, and the conversation begins. ITSPs (Internet Telephony Service Providers) are the ones that use VoIP Gateways to allow users make direct long distance calls over the Internet.

Features:

  • PC to PC, and PC to Phone dialing capabilities

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  • USB Plug and Play, V1.1 and V1.0 compatible
  • RJ11 telephone connector
  • Regular telephone interface with DTMF decoding
  • Directly placing calls from dial pads of standard phones

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  • No external power required
  • Full duplex audio, echo cancellation
  • Microsoft interface for USB audio devices
  • Supports Microsoft Windows 98/98/SE/ME, Windows 2000, XP
  • Compatible With Microsoft's Netmeeting, MSN Messenger Service, Yahoo! Messenger, Net2Phone, and other popular applications

PC Requirements:

  • Available USB port

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  • IBM or 100% Compatible PC

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  • Pentium-based PC with 166 MHz CPU or better

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  • 16MB of RAM

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  • 10MB or more hard disk space

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  • Operating System: Microsoft Windows 98/98SE/ME, and Windows 2000

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  • 28.8 kbps or faster connection to the Internet

* Voice quality may depend on Internet connection and available bandwidth.
* Internet connections behind firewalls are not supported.
* All specifications are subject to change without notice