CyberData Corporation to Demo Two Highly Anticipated Devices at EnterpriseConnect: 2 Port PoE Gigabit Switch and the SIP Paging Adapter

MONTEREY, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--CyberData’s latest additions to their suite of SIP devices will be on display in live demos at EnterpriseConnect in Orlando beginning March 18. The upcoming release of both the 2 Port PoE Gigabit Switch, designed to expand a single PoE network connection into one or two PoE network ports and the SIP Paging Adapter, a VoIP endpoint that interfaces analog paging systems with SIP and Multicast-based audio sources is scheduled for late March.

“We respond to what our customers are asking for, and there has been a huge need for a device that can interface analog with SIP”

The CyberData 2-Port PoE Gigabit switch is powered from a single 802.3at or 802.3af network switch and passes that power through to one or two of the downstream switch ports.

In the basic configuration, one of the Gigabit downstream ports can drive a VoIP phone directly with PoE and the other Gigabit port can be connected to a user's PC. No external power supplies are required.

The release of this device has generated a lot of excitement throughout many different market segments, prompting CyberData to take preorders one month earlier than its original release date.

“Customers have been asking for something like this for a long time,” explained Phil Lembo, President and CEO of CyberData. “The fact that no external power supply is needed makes this unique and desirable. It’s not a typical brick, and the low cost and compact size makes it perfect for any kind of setting.”

The SIP Paging Adapter, with voice prompted menu and up to 10 user defined stored message files, is designed to interface analog paging systems with SIP and multi-cast audio sources is another example of CyberData’s continued ability to meet the demands of the marketplace. Using the SIP Paging Adapter, messages can be played in a variety of ways such as SIP to Analog, Line-in to Analog or Multicast to Analog, making it a versatile and cost-effective endpoint.

“We respond to what our customers are asking for, and there has been a huge need for a device that can interface analog with SIP,” Lembo continued.

CyberData has begun taking orders for both devices, which will be available to view at EnterpriseConnect March 18 in Orlando.

To learn more about the 2 Port PoE Gigabit Switch, the SIP Paging Adapter or any of CyberData’s other devices, please visit www.cyberdata.net.

About CyberData Corporation:

CyberData Corporation, in business since 1974, has been a leading OEM design and manufacturing firm that develops peripheral devices for VoIP phone systems that facilitate legacy migration to VoIP, provides IP equivalents to existing analog phone devices and delivers Unified Communications-based Application Specific Endpoints.