The Yeastar TA410 brings up to 4 analog landlines onto a SIP-based IP PBX, so you keep the numbers your customers already know. It is a compact desk or wall unit suited to small offices, clinics and branches with one to four lines.
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The Yeastar TA410 is a 4-port FXO gateway that puts your analog landlines onto a SIP-based IP PBX. Many Saudi businesses still have STC landline numbers printed on invoices, shop signs and Google listings. When you move to IP telephony, you do not want to lose those numbers. The TA410 sits between the landline socket and your network, so the old lines keep ringing, just on the new system.
How an FXO gateway works
An FXO port is the socket that accepts a phone line, the same as the one on a regular desk phone. Plug each landline into an RJ11 port on the TA410 and connect the gateway's LAN port to your network. The gateway converts each line to SIP and presents it to the PBX as an outside trunk. Staff then answer landline calls on IP phones or the softphone app on their mobile, and dial out over the same lines.
- 4 RJ11 FXO ports, one landline per port.
- One 10/100 Mbps LAN port.
- SIP and IAX2 support, with TLS and SRTP encryption.
- Desk or wall installation using the stand in the box.
Yeastar TA410 voice quality
The TA410 supports G.711, G.722, G.723, G.726, G.729A, GSM and ADPCM. Use G.711 or G.722 on the office LAN for the clearest audio, or G.729A when the PBX sits at another branch or in the cloud and bandwidth matters. G.168 echo cancellation, a dynamic jitter buffer and packet loss concealment deal with the echo and choppiness that analog lines often bring. Caller ID detection passes the customer's number through, so it shows on the agent's phone screen.
Setup and management
Everything is configured from a web interface, with call detail records plus system and debug logs for troubleshooting. Paired with a Yeastar PBX, the gateway supports PnP or DHCP auto provisioning, so the PBX pushes the settings instead of you typing them in. A built-in firewall, IP blocklist and attack alerts protect the unit on the network.
Typical uses in Saudi Arabia
- A small Riyadh or Jeddah office moving two or three STC lines onto a new IP PBX.
- A clinic or pharmacy that wants its landline number to ring several handsets and the manager's mobile.
- A branch with a local landline while the PBX runs at head office or in the cloud.
- A company keeping an old analog PABX during migration and linking its extensions to the new IP system.
Compatibility
Yeastar's official help center documents how to connect TA FXO gateways to P-Series PBXs, including appliances such as the P520 and P550 and the cloud edition, using a SIP trunk. Yeastar also lists interoperability with Asterisk, FreePBX and Lync Server, and certification with Elastix.
TA410, TA810 or TA1610?
The three models differ in line count. The TA410 has 4 FXO ports. The TA810 doubles that to 8 with the same desk or wall mounting. The TA1610 offers 16 ports plus an RJ21 connector in a rack-mount chassis. Pick the TA410 for up to four lines, and step up to the TA810 if you expect to add lines soon.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the TA410 work with STC landlines?
Yes. FXO ports are built for analog landlines; plug the line into an RJ11 port just as you would into a regular phone.
How many outside calls can the TA410 handle at once?
Each FXO port carries one landline, so with 4 lines connected you get up to 4 simultaneous outside calls.
Do I need a Yeastar PBX?
No. Yeastar lists interoperability with Asterisk, FreePBX and Lync Server and certification with Elastix. With a Yeastar PBX you also get auto provisioning and an official setup guide.
Specifications
- Model: TA410
- Series: Yeastar TA Series FXO VoIP Gateways
- FXO ports: 4 × RJ11
- RJ21 ports: None
- LAN: 1 × 10/100 Mbps
- WAN: Present on rear panel, marked reserved in the installation guide
- LED indicators: Power, Run, LAN, WAN, per-port FXO status
- Reset button: Hold 7 seconds to restore factory defaults
- Power: External power adapter (included), no power switch
- Protocols: SIP (RFC3261), IAX2
- Transport: UDP, TCP, TLS, SRTP
- Codecs: G.711 (A-law/μ-law), G.722, G.723, G.726, G.729A, GSM, ADPCM
- Voice capability: ITU-T G.168 echo cancellation, dynamic jitter buffer, VAD, CNG, PLC
- DTMF mode: RFC2833, SIP INFO, in-band
- Fax: T.30
- QoS: DiffServ, ToS, 802.1P/Q VLAN tagging
- Network: DHCP, DDNS, OpenVPN, PPPoE, static route, VLAN
- Network / management protocols: FTP, TFTP, HTTP, HTTPS, SSH
- Signaling: FXS Loop Start, FXS Kewl Start
- Caller ID: BELL202, ETSI (V23), NTT (V23-Japan), DTMF-based
- Disconnect methods: Busy tone, polarity reversal
- FXO connectivity: Programmable AC impedance, hangup detection, answer detection, caller ID detection
- Management: Web GUI, call detail records, system/hardware/debug logs, backup and restore, firmware upgrade via HTTP/TFTP, packet capture tool
- Security: Firewall, IP blocklist, attack alert
- Auto provisioning: PnP or DHCP provisioning by Yeastar PBX, TR-069
- Compatibility: Interoperable with Asterisk, Lync Server, FreePBX; certified with Elastix
- Operating temperature: 0°C to 40°C (32°F to 104°F)
- Storage temperature: -20°C to 65°C (-4°F to 149°F)
- Humidity: 10% to 90%, non-condensing
- Mounting: Desktop, or wall-mount using the stand
- In the box: TA410 unit, RJ45 Ethernet cable, stand, power adapter, quick installation guide
Features
- 4 RJ11 FXO ports: connect up to 4 landlines, each one showing up as an outside trunk on the PBX.
- SIP and IAX2 with TLS and SRTP: works with Yeastar PBXs, Asterisk and FreePBX, with encrypted calls on the network.
- 7 codecs including G.711, G.722 and G.729A: higher quality on the LAN or lower bandwidth to a cloud PBX.
- G.168 echo cancellation and caller ID detection: cleaner landline audio and the caller's number on the agent's phone.
- One 10/100 Mbps LAN port with desk or wall mounting: quick to install right next to the landline socket.