Yeastar TA200 Analog Telephone Adapter 2 FXS Ports VoIP Gateway SIP ATA 10/100 LAN Desktop for Phones and Fax
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Yeastar TA200 Analog Telephone Adapter 2 FXS Ports VoIP Gateway SIP ATA 10/100 LAN Desktop for Phones and Fax
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TA200_FXS
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Yeastar TA200 — 2-Port FXS Analogue Telephone Adapter
2 x FXS RJ111 x 10/100 LANSIP RFC 3261Micro-USB 5 V powered
The Yeastar TA200 is a compact analogue telephone adapter that puts two analogue phones or fax machines onto a SIP phone system, and it is aimed at home offices, small branch sites and anyone left with a couple of legacy handsets that still has to work after the move to VoIP. It is ordered under code TA200_FXS and belongs to Yeastar’s TA Series, the analogue-to-IP range built around the same firmware and web interface, so a TA200 behaves like its larger and smaller siblings and only the port count changes. Typically in stock with fast delivery across Cyprus.
Compatibility — check before buying:
This is a gateway, not a phone system. It needs an existing SIP server — a Yeastar PBX, a hosted VoIP provider or any RFC 3261 platform — and one SIP account per FXS port. Power comes from the supplied micro-USB adapter at 5 V 1 A, so allow for a free mains socket: there is no PoE on this model. Yeastar publishes G.711 and G.729A/B for the TA100 and TA200 and does not document T.38 fax relay on them, so a fax machine here runs as G.711 pass-through — fine on a clean local network, but not the right choice if dependable fax over a busy or long-haul link is the whole reason for buying. For documented T.38, step up to the TA800 or a larger TA gateway. There is one Ethernet port and no PC pass-through, so the adapter takes a switch port of its own.
Best For
✓ Keeping analogue handsets alive after a move to VoIP
✓ Home offices and single-desk branch sites
✓ Cordless DECT bases with only an RJ11 socket
✓ Adding analogue extensions to a Yeastar or third-party PBX
✓ Overhead paging amplifiers and door phones with analogue ports
✓ Trying a SIP trunk before committing to IP handsets
Key Features
A normal phone, on a modern system
The 2 RJ11 FXS ports register to your SIP platform and the handset behaves exactly as it always did: dial tone, caller ID, call waiting, hold, attended transfer, three-way conference, speed dial and distinctive ringtones all work from the phone itself, with no app and nothing for the user to learn.
Small enough to forget about
At 85 x 58 x 24 mm and powered over micro-USB, it hides behind the phone or under the desk. Networking is properly grown-up for the size — DHCP, static IP or PPPoE, VLAN tagging and DiffServ QoS so voice keeps priority on a shared office link.
Managed like the rest of the range
Configuration is a web GUI, and the adapter supports FTP, TFTP and HTTP auto-provisioning plus direct auto-provisioning with a Yeastar VoIP PBX, so rolling out several is not a per-unit chore. TLS and SRTP secure signalling and audio, and a built-in firewall with IP blacklisting keeps scanners off it.
Technical Specifications
Frequently Asked Questions
Singular Expert Insight
The TA200 exists to solve a small, stubborn problem: the handful of devices that cannot become an IP phone — a DECT base, a paging amplifier, a door station, a handset someone refuses to give up. For that it is exactly right, and cheap. What it is not is a fax solution: Yeastar reserves documented T.38 for the TA800 and larger gateways, and buying an ATA in the hope that fax will simply work is the single most common disappointment with this class of product. It is also worth doing the arithmetic before you buy several — at two ports each, one more device and a TA400 or TA800 is both cheaper per port and one thing to manage instead of four. The sibling TA100 is the same unit with one port if your count is different. You can compare the whole range in our VoIP Accessories category, and if the analogue lines are moving onto a network that also has to carry IP handsets, budget for decent network switches at the same time — voice quality problems on a gateway are far more often a network issue than a gateway issue.
Buyer’s Guide
Buy it if
You have one or two analogue devices that must survive the move to VoIP, you already run a SIP platform, and you want it working in ten minutes for very little money. The web GUI and Yeastar PBX auto-provisioning make it a genuinely quick job.
Skip it if
Fax reliability is the reason you are buying — T.38 is not published for this model. Skip it too if you need PoE, if you want more than two analogue ports, or if you have no SIP server for it to register to, because this is a gateway and not a phone system in itself.
Also consider
The TA100 is the same adapter with a single FXS port. From four analogue devices upward the TA400 and TA800 gateways add documented T.38 fax, IAX2 and a wider codec list, and work out cheaper per port than buying multiple adapters.
Features - Yeastar - TA200_FXS
Colour
black
More Details
Product Code
04:356683
EAN Code
6926150033825
Manufacturer
Yeastar