SETU ATA211G The Express Way to Internet Telephony

Matrix SETU ATA range of products is designed to meet this requirement of converting VoIP network to traditional telephony interfaces and vice-versa. Matrix SETU ATA is a family of SIP based Analog Terminal Adaptors (ATA), it interfaces legacy telephone devices with IP-based networks.

We have now added a new member in our ATA family, which also offers connectivity to GSM networks besides standard IP connectivity. It allows a user to use a standard telephone instrument and yet make VoIP and GSM calls. With the new entrant we have formed a complete portfolio of ATAs adding on to the complete IP solution.

Key Features:
Open-Standard SIP based ATA
Multiple SIP Accounts with Intelligent Dialing Plan
Standard Voice Codecs: G.711, G.723, G.729
Efficient bandwidth utilization
Rich Voice Quality with QoS
Auto Provisioning to configure the customer ATAs from a central server
Cost-effective and Easy-to-install
Web based configuration and firmware management
PC connectivity, allows a user to browse internet simultaneously
FAX over IP (Pass through, T.38)

Projecting future business prospects and growth, Sajeev Nair, Product Manager of Matrix ComSec said, “Innovation has always been our core vision and we at MATRIX try and incorporate innovative techniques, new generation concepts in hardware and software to keep pace with changing needs of modern enterprises. IP is the new-age technology, integrating to IP therefore requires VoIP devices that not only offer IP connectivity but also connect to the existing well-established communication infrastructure. The VoIP device may be required in different footprints subject to various customer needs. Sometimes a higher configuration device may not be a fruitful investment taking into consideration what the customer needs today or may require in the near future. With the compact but versatile SETU ATA211G offering VoIP-PSTN, VoIP-GSM and GSM-PSTN connectivity, we aim to deliver the most accurate solution to the new world of IP Telephony.”