Yeastar TA3200 FXS Gateway with 32 Ports for Analog Phone and Enterprise VoIP Integration

The Yeastar TA3200 is the highest-capacity model in the TA FXS series, providing 32 FXS ports through RJ11 interfaces and two RJ21 50-pin connectors for integrating a large number of analog terminals into enterprise IP-PBX systems and large-scale VoIP infrastructure. A dedicated 10/100 Mbps WAN port, Remote Management, SNMP, and a 440×250×44 mm rack-mount chassis position the device for large enterprises, service operators, and distributed infrastructures where centralized management of 32 simultaneous analog endpoints is an enterprise-level operational requirement. Supports SIP (RFC3261) and IAX2.

The TA3200 supports TLS and SRTP, voice codecs G.711 (alaw/ulaw), G.722, G.726, G.729A/B, GSM, and ADPCM, ITU-T G.168 LEC echo cancellation with Dynamic Jitter Buffer, VAD, CNG, and PLC. Fax via T.38 and Pass-through. FXS signalling covers Loop Start and Kewl Start, Caller ID in BELL202, ETSI (V23), and NTT (V23-Japan) formats, and disconnect via Busy Tone and Polarity Reversal. Short and Long Haul support enables terminal connections up to 1.5 km on 24 AWG wire.

Telephony features include 3-way conference, attended and blind transfer, call forward, call waiting, do not disturb, Caller ID display, distinctive ringtone, flexible dialing plan, hunting groups, hotline, MWI, speed dial, and CDR. Extended management includes SNMP, RADIUS, TR-069, Remote Management, Web GUI, auto provisioning, backup and restore, firmware upgrades via HTTP/TFTP, packet capture, system logs, and API. The dual RJ21 connectors and dedicated WAN port differentiate the TA3200 from the rest of the series in terms of connection density and traffic segmentation.

The TA3200 is suited for large enterprises and service operators managing up to 32 active analog terminals in high-capacity IP-PBX systems, distributed infrastructures where Remote Management and SNMP are essential operational requirements, rack installations in data centers and technical rooms where maximum FXS port density is the primary selection criterion, and organizations undertaking large-scale migration from analog telephony to VoIP.