Softphone

The Q-SYS Softphone gives you the ability to connect to a Voice-over-IP telephone system (IP-PBX) or SIP-based devices. The Softphones page in Q-SYS Core Manager facilitates registration with IP-PBX systems (such as Cisco CUCM, FreeSwitch, etc.). In addition, you can use the Softphone component in unregistered mode, which allows making ad-hoc IP-to-IP calls and connecting to other non-registered SIP-compatible equipment.

Q-SYS uses software to implement the Softphone, allowing multiple VoIP endpoints in a single Q-SYS design. In addition, the software implementation allows the Softphone to operate without telephony hardware. Q-SYS supports most ITU standard Codecs. Refer to the Q-SYS Core Manager Softphones topic.

The Q-SYS Softphone is a VoIP/SIP system, and directly supports digital phone systems and direct VoIP calls. To connect to an analog system, you can use an FXO Gateway that has analog POTS inputs, a network output, and can be configured to route incoming analog to the Q-SYS Softphone.

Note: The maximum number of Softphones that can be placed in a design is: Core 110f = 4; all other Cores = 64.

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