Net2Phone VoiceDirector Max 420 SIP Specifications

Connect regular phones to the Max 420 SIP
gateway and enable multiple users to
simultaneously place low-cost VoIP calls
The Max 420 SIP is compatible with the SIP-based
VoiceDirector, allowing small and medium-sized
businesses to easily benefit from VoIP calling
With the Max 420 SIP you can:
• Seamlessly migrate to VoIP calling in a corporate environment
• Benefit from VoIP without changing your current network and phone systems
• Add a full suite of value-added features and advanced functionality
Corporate Calling Solution
Up to four simultaneous calls can be made through the scalable Max
420 SIP, making it an ideal solution for small and medium-sized
businesses. With the Max 420 SIP, corporations can simplify and
accelerate their migration to VoIP calling. Since employees will be
placing calls from regular telephones, the transition is seamless.
Implemented as part of the VoiceDirector corporate calling solution,
the Max 420 SIP can drastically reduce communication costs and
deliver a quick ROI (return on investment).
Easy to Implement
Simply connect the Max 420 SIP to a switch, router or hub. Then,
you have the flexibility of connecting the FXS ports of the Max to
regular telephones or the analog trunk card of your PBX system.
Port Type Number
FXS 4
Additional Corporate Functionality
The Max 420 SIP also features IVR (Interactive Voice Response) functionality, enabling call connection and
account balance announcements, password protection and various user greetings. You can also dial other
extensions connected to the unit, which is especially beneficial in an office environment.
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Max 420 SIP
Connects To
• Regular telephones AND/OR
• Analog trunk card of a PBX
Corporate
IP
Network
Internet/
Net2Phone
Network
Requirements
• Switch, router or hub
• Standard telephones and/or a
PBX system
• A PC or Mac (for initial
configuration and management
only)