Grandstream HT502 VoIP Adapter
The Grandstream HT502 is a hybrid Analog Telephone Adapter (ATA) and VoIP Router in one. It features 2 FXS Analog phone ports so it can accommodate up to 2 SIP Account profiles, as well as a 10/100 WAN and LAN port which enables a shared broadband connection between multiple ethernet devices.
Grandstream HT502 VoIP Adapter Overview
The Grandstream HT502 is based on the SIP 2.0 standard and features 2 FXS ports, dual 10M/100Mbps Ethernet ports with integrated high performance NAT router, port status and message waiting LED, and a base stand for vertical positioning. This versatile Grandstream HandyTone model supports UPnP, SIP over TCP/TLS, up to 2 SIP account profiles, caller ID, call waiting, 3-way conference, blind or attended transfer, call forward, do not disturb, voicemail, T.38 fax, flexible dial plan, direct IP calling, multi-language voice prompts, secure and automated provisioning using HTTP/HTTPS/Telnet/TFTP, symmetric and asymmetric voice codec/RTP in any call sessions, and various popular voice codecs including G.711(a/u-law), G.723.1, G.729A/B, G.729E, G.728, G.726-40/32/24/16 and iLBC.
Grandstream HandyTone HT502 Features and Functions
- Supports UPnP, SIP over TCP/TLS
- Up to 2 SIP Account Profiles
- Caller ID
- Call Waiting
- 3-Way Conference
- Blind or Attended Transfer
- Call Forward
- Do Not Disturb
- Voicemail
- T.38 Fax
- Flexible Dial Plan
- Direct IP Calling
- Multi-Language Voice Prompts
- Secure and Automated Provisioning using HTTP/HTTPS/Telnet/TFTP
- All-in-1 VoIP IAD
- Built-in Router, NAT and Gateway
- 2 FXS Port
- 10/100Mbps Ethernet
- Compact, Lightweight and Highly Affordable
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Grandstream HT502 Downloads
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Grandstream HT Series Quick Install Guide (Size: 130 KB) |
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Grandstream HT Series Quick Start Guide (Size: 279.5 KB) |
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Grandstream HT-502 Datasheet (Size: 1.1 MB) |
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Grandstream HT-502 User Guide (Size: 294 KB) |
- Manufacturer
- Grandstream
- # of FXO Ports
- Zero
- # of FXS Ports
- 2
- # of RJ45 Ports
- 2
- AC Power Adapter Included
- Yes
- Auto Provisioning
- Yes
- Built-In Router
- Yes
- Built-In WiFi
- No
- DHCP Capabilities
- Yes
- Fax Codec Support
- T.38
- FXO Gateway Support
- No
- Lifeline Support
- No
- MWI Support
- Yes
- Protocol Support
- SIP
- Provisioning Method
- HTTP, TFTP, Web GUI, Voice IVR
- PSTN Pass-thru
- No
- Voice Codec Support
- G.711 a/u law, G.729 a/b, G.723, G.726
Why Pay $33.99 for the Grandstream HT502 ?
2 FXS Ports
Dual10/100 Mpbs ports (RJ45) w/integrated router
Universal Plug and Play (UPnP)
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Customer Reviews
Great Product Super Reliable
This product just works. Place it directly after you cable modem BEFORE your router and you will have an awesome experience. An excellent product.
Durability and Support below hopes
We have used and gone through 3 of these ATA adapters over the last ~3 years, at two separate locations.
Once configured correctly for the VoIP provider supplying service (not necessarily straight forward, with most VoIP providers), each unit has worked well.
However, the units seem to start malfunctioning within a couple of years and Grandstream company responses to support requests via their website support ticket system is typically very slow (3-8 days) and, while polite, often rather lame in terms of providing much real help. My limited experience with the Grandstream forum is one of no responses despite carefully written questions with specifics from the adapter web page interface.
Good but problems with reliability and support
We have used and gone through 3 of these ATA adapters over the last ~3 years, at two seperate locations.
Once configured correctly for the VoIP provider supplying service (not necessarily straight forwared, with most VoIP providers), each unit has worked well.
However, the units seem to start malfunctioning within a couple of years and Grandsteam company responses to support via their website support ticket system is typically very slow (3-8 days) and, while polite, often rather lame in terms of providing much real help. My limited experience with the Grandstream forum is one of no responses despite carefully written questions.
HT502
I have been using the HT502 for 2 months now, Works great and sounds great.
HT 502
The HT-502 is one of the best devices out there in regards to quality. Grandstream has a very effective provisioning system that can run on a Linux server that creates an encrypted file that can be placed on a tftp, ftp or http(s) server.
Good Price, Great Performance, Tiny Package, Flawless Voice Quality
We have several of these Devices in place between our several offices, never had a issue with call quality or anything else with any of these devices.
They pack a lot of flexibility and punch for such a small form factor lower priced device.
Compared to a Linksys PAP2T-NA which locks up randomly (regardless of firmware) and has other intermittent registration issues. As well as when it randomly decides to lose some of its configuration out of the blue. Will never buy another Linksys PAP2T.
Did not like VoIP in the beginning
It took 2 days to find out how to connect my 2 VoIP phones. Did not really understand why it did not work and then why it started to work. Now all is well.
Good replacement for old 486/586 etc
All connectors on rear, 12v power, runs cooler. More setup options but the same basic interface. Recommended.
Would be nice if it has eye holes on the back for board mounting...
