How to Configure a Quintum Tenor AFG400

The Quintum Tenor AFG400 routes VoIP calls from analog telephone systems.

The Tenor AFG400 is a Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) switch, manufactured by Quintum Technologies. The Tenor AFG400 digitizes analog data -- such as voice calls -- that traditionally has been sent over telephone lines. After digitizing the analog data, the switch transmits it over a computer network. You can easily configure a Tenor AFG400 to bridge calls between a conventional telephone and other VoIP call endpoints.

Things You'll Need

• Working Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) server on your Local Area Network (LAN)

Instructions

1. Connect a telephone to one of the RJ-11 ports labeled "Phone/FXS" on the back of the Tenor AFG400.

2. Connect the Ethernet cable included with the Tenor AFG400 to the port labeled "LAN" on the back of the Tenor AFG400. Connect the other endpoint of the Ethernet cable to a port on your LAN.

3. Plug the power adapter's DC end into the back of the Tenor AFG400. Plug the power adapter's power cord end into a wall outlet.The Tenor AFG400 will power up and get a dynamic IP address from the DHCP server. At that point, the Tenor AFG400 will be ready to route phone calls over the LAN.

References

• Network Equipment Technologies: Product Documentation: Tenor AF Product Guide (PDF) (pg. 38&ff)

Resources

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