Yeastar TA200 ATA

This guide will help you set up a Yeastar TA200 ATA, including registration, inbound and outbound calls, and supplemental information for use with SIP.US SIP Trunking service.

 

1. After plugging in the micro-USB power connector, Ethernet cable, and telephone, the device will be available on your network for configuration. In order to find the IP address of the ATA, pick up the telephone, dial "***", then press 1. The device will read out its IP address. Navigate to this IP address using HTTP in your preferred web browser. 

 

2. The default username/password combination is admin/password. It is recommended that you change this default login combination. 

 

3. Once you are logged in, click the "Gateway" tab in the top-right of the window. In this guide, we will use "Port 1". Configuration is identical for both ports. To configure a port, click the pencil button on the far-right of the row. 

 

4. Enter the configuration settings as follows:

• Register Mode: Port Register
  
  
• Caller ID Name: <Your desired CNAM data>
  
  
• Caller ID Number: <Your desired caller ID number>
  
  NOTE: See Setting Up Caller ID for more information on this topic. 
  
  
• User Name: <SIP trunk number>
  
  
• Authentication Name: <Trunk number>
  
  
• Password: <SIP Trunk password>
  
  
• From User: <SIP trunk number>
  
  
• DID Number: <Desired inbound DID> (10-digit format, do not start number with 1)
  
  
• Transport: UDP
  
  
• Hostname/IP: gw1.sip.us Port: 5060
  
  
• Domain: gw1.sip.us
  
  
• Authenticating Inbound Call: No
  
  
• Realm: Empty
  
  
• Enable Outbound Proxy Server: Checked
  
  
• Realm: Empty
  
  
• Proxy Server: gw1.sip.us Port: 5060
  
  
• Failover Hostname/IP: Empty Port: 5060

 

NOTE: See Interconnecting with SIP.US for more information on gateway IPs for adding multiple registrations per SIP trunk and configuring whitelisting requirements. 

 

 

5. Navigate to the "Dial Plan" tab and set a basic dial plan for North American calls. SIP.US requires that you send 11 digits in the TO header of the SIP INVITE, so you would need to either dial all 11 digits or create a dialing pattern that prepends the 1 at the beginning (for the U.S. country code). 

 

Example: 1NXXNXXXXXX

 

NOTE: See Setting Up Outbound Calling for more information on this topic. 

 

6. Click "Save" after entering these settings, and then click the gold "Apply Changes" button found in the top-right of the interface.