The Wildcard TDM2400P is a full-length PCI 2.2-compliant card for connecting analog telephones and analog POTS lines through a PC. It supports a combination of up to 6 FXS and/or FXO modules for a total of 24 lines. Use the telephony card selector to identify a card that fits your requirements.

TDM2400P

Using Digium's Asterisk Open Source PBX software and standard PC hardware, one can create a telephony environment that includes all the sophisticated features of a high-end business telephone system.

Using an industry-standard bursting, bus-mastering PCI interface chip that is found within millions of PC systems worldwide, and Digium VoiceBus™ technology, the TDM2400P eliminates the requirement for separate channel bank and T1 interface cards, at an industry-leading price. The quad-FXO and quad-FXS modules are interchangeable, allowing the creation of any combination of interfaces. The optional hardware echo cancellation module provides 1024 taps (128 milliseconds) of echo cancellation for superior echo cancellation on both FXO and FXS interfaces. Scaling of this solution is accomplished by adding additional TDM2400P cards.

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: The 12V power connector is required for the operation of FXS modules. It is not required for the operation of FXO modules.

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