Sangoma Technologies Corporation
Sangoma Technologies Corporation A102D PCI VoIP voice board 2 RJ-45 ports
PCI voice board with two RJ-45 ports for T1 and E1 carrier connections
- Supports both T1 and E1 networks for flexible carrier integration
- Dual RJ-45 ports enable redundant or parallel line connections
- PCI host interface fits standard server expansion slots
- Lifetime limited warranty protects the investment long term
- Includes mounting clips and cables for immediate rack deployment
PCI VoIP voice board with dual RJ-45 ports
The Sangoma A102D is a PCI voice board that provides two RJ-45 ports for T1 or E1 carrier connections. It belongs to the Advanced Flexible Telecommunications product line and is designed for integration into telephony server platforms. The board uses a standard PCI host interface for compatibility with available expansion slots.
Suited for T1/E1 trunk connectivity on PCI slots
This board fits systems that need to terminate traditional T-carrier or E-carrier lines directly on a PCI bus. It is not suitable for installations that only have PCI Express slots available or for networks that rely purely on SIP trunking without physical TDM interfaces. Buyers requiring more than two ports should consider higher-density options.
Two RJ-45 ports for T1 or E1 circuits
The defining specification is the pair of RJ-45 ports, each capable of operating as a T1 or E1 network interface. This port count determines how many physical carrier circuits the server can handle simultaneously. Verify that the host system has a free PCI slot before ordering.
Highlights
- Supports both T1 and E1 networks for flexible carrier integration
- Dual RJ-45 ports enable redundant or parallel line connections
- PCI host interface fits standard server expansion slots
- Lifetime limited warranty protects the investment long term
- Includes mounting clips and cables for immediate rack deployment
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does the A102D need a free PCI slot on the motherboard to install?
Yes, the A102D uses a standard PCI host interface and requires one available PCI slot on the host system.
Can the A102D share a server with older PCI telephony cards?
The board occupies one PCI slot and presents two RJ-45 ports for E1 or T1 links, so it can coexist with other PCI devices if the system has enough slots and IRQ resources.
How do I verify the A102D is operating correctly after installation?
Check that the driver loads without errors and that both RJ-45 ports show active link status for the configured E1 or T1 spans.
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