Matrix Telecom unveils multi port gateway

VADODARA, INDIA: At the IT Expo, Matrix Telecom launched Setu VGFX. It is a multi port that allows seamless connection between the networks of VoIP, GSM and POTS.

On VoIP side, it supports (SIP based) IP interface. This allows it to connect to any existing IP network. On the GSM side, it supports Quad-band GSM operation. This in turn assists it to work with any GSM network. On the POTS side, both FXS and/or FXO interfaces are supported. Incoming call from one network can be routed to another destination using an appropriate network.

Of course, it does depend on the destination number dialed. Likewise, it is possible to route outgoing calls from FXS port through an appropriate network. Again, this depends on the destination number dialed. It can handle calls on all the ports simultaneously allowing full traffic.

This gateway for multi-branch voice communication helps to avail an organization with complete benefits of low-tariff Internet telephony. This is possible as it establishes calls directly between two destinations. Alternately, Matrix SETU VGFX can also act as a SIP client, that too with the flexibility to register with multiple SIP service providers.

The features that ensure operational ease of this product includes programmable access codes, automatic number translation, CLI-based routing, emergency number dialing, least cost routing, automatic mobile network selection and other advanced functionalities ensures operational ease and convenience.

Highlighting the key considerations that went into the designing of the product, Sajeev Nair, product manager, Matrix Telecom, said, “The challenge for our design engineers was to provide SME customers all the advantages of high-end telecom switches, which enterprises acquire at prohibitive costs. Our key concerns then primarily were-connectivity, functionality, flexibility and cost. We ensured that the new product supports contemporary telephony technologies such as VoIP, GSM and POTS. Availing Matrix SETU VGFX, an organization heads towards fresh communication technologies. At the same time, the existing infrastructure is not rendered fruitless.”