Analog Adapter Specification Sheet

DID-to-Analog Adapter

Beneﬁts

• Direct routing of incoming calls

• Utilizes a standard FXS/FXO connection

• Easy to conﬁgure and manage

The CallFinder

DID adapter allows a non-DID enabled PBX or key telephone system to support analog DID

services through standard analog station or CO port connections. It enables the phone system to directly route

incoming calls to end-user extensions. The CallFinder DID adapter has two DID ports and two programmable

FXS/FXO ports and offers a web interface for system conﬁguration and management.

Features

• Direct routing of incoming calls to end-user extensions

• Two Direct Inward Dial (DID) ports

• Two programmable FXS/FXO ports

• DID ports support wink-start, immediate-start and delay dial

service types

• Interfaces with most call processing systems

• Supports audio ringback and busy

• Web interface for system conﬁguration and management

• Fax pass through

• Flash memory for easy updates

• Desktop or panel mounting

• Two-year warranty

CallFinder

DID

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CallFinder DID ® DID-to-Analog Adapter Benefits • Direct routing of incoming calls • Utilizes a standard FXS/FXO connection • Easy to configure and manage The CallFinder® DID adapter allows a non-DID enabled PBX or key telephone system to support analog DID services through standard analog station or CO port connections. It enables the phone system to directly route incoming calls to end-user extensions.
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Highlights Specifications DID Enabler. The CallFinder DID adapter allows non-DID enabled systems to support auto-call routing, eliminating the need for a receptionist or auto-attendant menu dialing. Direct Inward Dialing (DID) allows a PBX or key telephone system to use a block of telephone numbers, via two DID lines, for direct dialing to extensions. Callers simply dial a typical telephone number (no special procedures are required).