System requirements
| Minimum processor |
400 MHz Pentium II |
The tiptel cyberBOX 100 easily turns an analog telephone into an IP telephone for free* Internet-based calls. It simply switches the existing telephone between a PC with Internet access and the regular fixed network. You continue to dial the number for normal calls. But when you press the star button twice, the tiptel cyberBOX 100 connects the telephone directly with the PC and enables you to make IP calls.
You can download telephone software free of charge and register with IP telephone provider Skype® to make free calls to those who have done the same. This provides a substantial cost advantage for international calls, for example if you make a conference call between Vienna, Zurich and Bern. The one-off purchasing costs are paid after just a few calls and from there, you benefit from the savings.
The tiptel cyberBOX 100 has been designed to connect to a USB port and an analog outside line. After installing the software, the telephone can be used immediately and you can make free* calls over the Internet or using the fixed network as before.
* Additional costs are incurred to connect to the Internet
Features:
- Free Internet-based calls within the Skype® network using a standard telephone.
- Easy to change between fixed network and Internet-based calls by pressing the star button.
- All the services and features of your telephone are retained when making fixed network calls - there is no change as to how you use the phone.
- IP calls even for wireless DECT telephones.
- Simple, quick connection between analog fixed network connection and a PC's USB port.
- Integrated status LEDs to indicate connection status.
- No PC sound card required.
