Digium analog modules pass all the call features any standard analog telephone line will support.

S400M FXS Module X400M

The S400M FXS module allows the TDM800P card or TDM2400P card to terminate four analog telephones per module.

Because of the modular design, a user can activate additional ports at any time with more S400M or X400M daughter cards. The X400M module passes all the call features any standard analog telephone line will support. Worldwide certifications are pending.

FXS - Foreign Exchange Station
FXO - Foreign Exchange Office

An FXS device initiates and sends ringing voltage. An FXO device receives the voltage sent by the FXS device.

The phone receiving the call is the last FXO device in the chain, and when it receives voltage from an FXS device, the phone will ring.

Connect the outside line to an FXO port on your Asterisk server to receive voltage from the outside lines.

Connect the phones to FXS ports on your Asterisk server. When the FXO module in your Asterisk Server receives the voltage, it will then generate voltage using the FXS module and send it to your analog phone.

Manuals

2011-11-16 - 2400 Series User's Manual (PDF)

White Papers

2011-11-16 - High Quality Analog Interface Cards for Use with Asterisk (PDF)

Datasheets & Brochures

2011-11-16 - Analog Telephony Cards Datasheet (PDF)

2011-11-16 - Analog and Digital Telephony Card Specs (PDF)

Agreements & Policies

2011-11-16 - Digium End-User Purchase and License Agreement (HTML)

Compatibility

2011-11-16 - Zaptel Compatible Hardware List (HTML)

Installation Guides

2011-11-16 - Asterisk® / DAHDI / Libpri Quick Start Installation (PDF)

Miscellaneous

2011-11-16 - What are FXS and FXO? (HTML)

2011-11-16 - Asterisk Tech Tips: Analog Telephony (HTML)

Specs

2011-11-16 - Drivers (HTML)

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Note: To use the S400M module, you must provide 12V DC power to the TDM800P card or TDM2400P card, either from the computer's power supply or from the Analog FXS Module Power Supply.

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