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Rath Communications 2100-VOIP2CS IP Interface for Two 2100 Series Emergency Phones
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Product Description P/N: 2100-VOIP2CS
Description
The Rath Communications 2100-VOIP2CS is an IP interface designed to connect up to two RATH 2100 Series emergency phones to a SIP-based IP telephone system. It converts analog phone connections through FXS ports for operation over Ethernet networks while providing integrated phone-line verification.
Technical Specifications
| Condition | New/Never Used Surplus |
| Brand | Rath Communications |
| Category | Emergency Communication |
| Part Number | 2100-VOIP2CS |
| Subcategory | VoIP Interfaces |
| Product Type | IP / VoIP Phone Interface |
| Phone Capacity | Up to 2 RATH 2100 Series phones |
| VoIP Protocols | SIP v2, SDP, RTP, RFC 2833 |
| Network Protocols | IPv4, TCP, UDP, DHCP, SNTP, STUN, HTTP, PPPoE |
| Analog Connections | FXS RJ11 |
| Network Connection | WAN RJ45, 10/100 Base-T |
| FXS Ports | 2 |
| Power Requirement | 120 VAC from backed-up power source or RATH RP7700100 |
| Power Consumption | 5 W |
| Phone Wiring | Standard copper connection |
| Maximum Network Cable Run | 300 ft between interface and network switch |
| Maximum Environmental Temperature | 113°F (45°C) |
| Installation Location | Machine room or telephone room |
| Configuration | Computer-based configuration for customer IP system |
| Weight | 0.3 lb |
Information About 2100-VOIP2CS
The 2100-VOIP2CS is a RATH Communications IP interface engineered for integration of up to two 2100 Series phones with VoIP telephone infrastructure. Its compact interface design can be installed in a machine room or telephone room and connects analog emergency phones through standard copper wiring. The device supports SIP v2, SDP, RTP, RFC 2833, and common IPv4 network protocols for compatibility with Cisco networks and supported cloud-based service providers. Configuration is performed through a connected computer, while RJ11 and RJ45 interfaces provide connections between the emergency phones and the IP network.
Key Features:
- Dual Phone Support: Allows connection of up to two RATH 2100 Series phones to an IP telephone system.
- FXS Connectivity: Provides two FXS interfaces for connecting compatible analog emergency phones.
- SIP Compatibility: Supports SIP v2 for integration with compatible IP-PBX and hosted VoIP environments.
- Voice Protocol Support: Supports SDP, RTP, and RFC 2833 for call establishment, audio transport, and DTMF signaling.
- Network Protocols: Supports IPv4, TCP, UDP, DHCP, SNTP, STUN, HTTP, and PPPoE.
- Phone Line Verification: Incorporates line verification functionality for supervised emergency phone applications.
- Ethernet Interface: Uses an RJ45 10/100 Base-T connection for communication with the SIP network.
- Flexible Installation: Can be located in a machine room or telephone room with up to 300 ft between the interface and network switch.
The 2100-VOIP2CS delivers the reliability and precision required for integrating RATH 2100 Series emergency phones with SIP-based IP communication networks.
Description
The Rath Communications 2100-VOIP2CS is an IP interface designed to connect up to two RATH 2100 Series emergency phones to a SIP-based IP telephone system. It converts analog phone connections through FXS ports for operation over Ethernet networks while providing integrated phone-line verification.
Technical Specifications
| Condition | New/Never Used Surplus |
| Brand | Rath Communications |
| Category | Emergency Communication |
| Part Number | 2100-VOIP2CS |
| Subcategory | VoIP Interfaces |
| Product Type | IP / VoIP Phone Interface |
| Phone Capacity | Up to 2 RATH 2100 Series phones |
| VoIP Protocols | SIP v2, SDP, RTP, RFC 2833 |
| Network Protocols | IPv4, TCP, UDP, DHCP, SNTP, STUN, HTTP, PPPoE |
| Analog Connections | FXS RJ11 |
| Network Connection | WAN RJ45, 10/100 Base-T |
| FXS Ports | 2 |
| Power Requirement | 120 VAC from backed-up power source or RATH RP7700100 |
| Power Consumption | 5 W |
| Phone Wiring | Standard copper connection |
| Maximum Network Cable Run | 300 ft between interface and network switch |
| Maximum Environmental Temperature | 113°F (45°C) |
| Installation Location | Machine room or telephone room |
| Configuration | Computer-based configuration for customer IP system |
| Weight | 0.3 lb |
Information About 2100-VOIP2CS
The 2100-VOIP2CS is a RATH Communications IP interface engineered for integration of up to two 2100 Series phones with VoIP telephone infrastructure. Its compact interface design can be installed in a machine room or telephone room and connects analog emergency phones through standard copper wiring. The device supports SIP v2, SDP, RTP, RFC 2833, and common IPv4 network protocols for compatibility with Cisco networks and supported cloud-based service providers. Configuration is performed through a connected computer, while RJ11 and RJ45 interfaces provide connections between the emergency phones and the IP network.
Key Features:
- Dual Phone Support: Allows connection of up to two RATH 2100 Series phones to an IP telephone system.
- FXS Connectivity: Provides two FXS interfaces for connecting compatible analog emergency phones.
- SIP Compatibility: Supports SIP v2 for integration with compatible IP-PBX and hosted VoIP environments.
- Voice Protocol Support: Supports SDP, RTP, and RFC 2833 for call establishment, audio transport, and DTMF signaling.
- Network Protocols: Supports IPv4, TCP, UDP, DHCP, SNTP, STUN, HTTP, and PPPoE.
- Phone Line Verification: Incorporates line verification functionality for supervised emergency phone applications.
- Ethernet Interface: Uses an RJ45 10/100 Base-T connection for communication with the SIP network.
- Flexible Installation: Can be located in a machine room or telephone room with up to 300 ft between the interface and network switch.
The 2100-VOIP2CS delivers the reliability and precision required for integrating RATH 2100 Series emergency phones with SIP-based IP communication networks.