BitVoice hardware
TEC certified VoIP gateways, made by BitVoice
BitVoice is a communication hardware manufacturer and a software company. Our analog VoIP gateways connect analog phones, fax machines and other analog devices to an IP PBX, so you move to an IP phone system without replacing every handset or re-cabling every room. Every BitVoice gateway from 8 to 32 ports is TEC certified, and each one is configured automatically by the Voxdial IP PBX.
TEC certified8, 16, 24 and 32 portsSIPStandard SIP v2FaxT.38 relayLong linesUp to 3 kmManagementSNMP, TR-069Auto provisioningBy Voxdial IP PBX
Analog VoIP gateway
BitVoice BVS1000 Series analog gateway
The BVS1000 connects analog phones, fax machines and other analog devices to an IP PBX over your network. It comes with 16, 24 or 32 RJ11 ports on a modular design, so port boards can be added or removed as your needs change. Each port registers to the PBX as an extension, which lets hospitals, hotels, factories, campuses and residential communities keep their existing phones and wiring while moving to an IP phone system. Every BVS1000 model, 16, 24 and 32 ports, is TEC certified under MTCTE, as required for telecom equipment sold in India.
16, 24 or 32 ports
Modular RJ11 port boards in a 1U rack chassis, with lines up to 3 km long on 24 AWG cable.
Clear voice and fax
G.711, G.729A, G.722, G.726 and iLBC codecs, G.168 echo cancellation up to 128 ms, and T.38 fax relay or pass-through.
Easy to manage
Web configuration, auto provisioning, SNMP v1/v2/v3, TR-069 and cloud-based management, with backup, restore and firmware upgrade from the browser.
BVS1000 specifications
| Analog ports | 16, 24 or 32 RJ11, modular boards |
| Network | 1 WAN and 1 LAN 10/100 Mbps RJ45, 1 SFP |
| Console | 1 RS232 (RJ45) |
| Codecs | G.711A, G.711U, G.729A, G.722, G.726, iLBC |
| Voice and fax | T.38 and pass-through fax, modem and POS, G.168 echo cancellation up to 128 ms, comfort noise, adaptive jitter buffer, programmable gain |
| Call features | Call waiting, hold, blind and attended transfer, call forward (busy, no reply, unconditional), hotline, message waiting indicator, do not disturb, 3-way conference, speed dial, hunting group |
| Line | DTMF and pulse dialling, caller ID (DTMF and FSK), reversed polarity, 2 REN ring load, up to 3 km on 24 AWG |
| Protocols | SIP v2 (UDP, TCP), RFC 3261, RTP/RTCP, IPv4 and IPv6, outbound proxy, session timer, DNS SRV |
| Network features | VLAN 802.1P/802.1Q, STUN, static and dynamic NAT, PPPoE, OpenVPN, web and Telnet access control lists |
| Routing | Digit maps, prefix-based routing rules, caller and called number manipulation |
| Management | Web configuration, auto provisioning, SNMP v1/v2/v3, TR-069, CDR, syslog, backup and restore, firmware upgrade via web, ping and traceroute, network capture, NTP, cloud-based management |
| Compatibility | Standard SIP: works with the Voxdial IP PBX and other SIP-based IP PBX and VoIP platforms |
| Power | 100–240 V AC universal supply, 120 W maximum |
| Environment | Operating 0 to 45 °C, 10 to 90% humidity non-condensing; storage −20 to 70 °C |
| Size and weight | 440 × 44.5 × 335 mm (1U); 4.5 kg with packaging |
| Certification | TEC certified (MTCTE, Department of Telecommunications): 16, 24 and 32 port models; CE |
Where gateways help
Keep analog phones where they make sense
| Site | How the gateway helps |
|---|---|
| Hospitals | Ward and room phones stay on existing wiring while the hospital moves to an IP PBX |
| Hotels and hostels | Simple analog room phones on long cable runs, up to 3 km |
| Factories and warehouses | Robust analog phones on the shop floor and in stores |
| Campuses and residential communities | Many analog extensions across buildings from one rack |
| Offices with fax | Fax machines over IP with T.38 relay |
| Call centres and service providers | High-density analog ports with standard SIP |
Better together
Plug in, and the Voxdial IP PBX auto provisions it
The Voxdial IP PBX scans your network, finds BitVoice phones and gateways and pushes their configuration, so a whole floor is ready without typing settings into each device. Gateway ports map to extensions in a few clicks, the deployment map shows every phone and port as registered or offline, and phones and gateways can be resynced or restarted from the web console. Read how zero-touch provisioning works and how to use analog phones with an IP PBX.
✓ Gateways auto provisioned by Voxdial
✓ Network discovery finds phones and gateways
✓ Gateway ports mapped to extensions
✓ Resync without reboot
✓ One team supports PBX, gateways and phones
More BitVoice hardware
8 port gateway, IP phones and more
For smaller sites, BitVoice also makes a TEC certified 8 port analog gateway. For desks that need a new phone, see the BitVoice B301 and B303 IP phone. BitVoice also makes IP PBX appliances, intercom units, PA and paging devices and nurse-call devices. Ask our team for datasheets and the right models for your site.
VoIP gateway FAQs
What does an analog VoIP gateway do?
It connects analog phones and fax machines to an IP PBX over the network. Each analog port registers to the PBX as an extension, so existing phones and wiring keep working with an IP phone system.
Are BitVoice gateways TEC certified?
Yes. BitVoice analog gateways with 8, 16, 24 and 32 ports and above are TEC certified under MTCTE by the Telecommunication Engineering Centre, Department of Telecommunications, Government of India, including every BVS1000 model.
How many phones can the BVS1000 gateway connect?
The BVS1000 Series comes with 16, 24 or 32 RJ11 ports on modular boards, and each port connects one analog phone or fax machine, on lines up to 3 km long.
Can the Voxdial IP PBX configure BitVoice gateways automatically?
Yes. The Voxdial IP PBX auto provisions BitVoice gateways: it finds the gateway on your network, you map each analog port to an extension, and Voxdial generates and pushes the configuration. No settings are typed into the gateway’s web interface, and every port shows its registration status on the deployment map.
Does the BVS1000 work with IP PBX systems other than Voxdial?
Yes. It uses standard SIP and works with SIP-based IP PBX and VoIP platforms. With the Voxdial IP PBX it is discovered and configured automatically.
Can I send fax through the gateway?
Yes. The BVS1000 supports T.38 fax relay and fax pass-through, as well as modem and POS terminals.
