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Binary Systems Solutions a Super Intelligence company

Start with the problem.We’ve been solving it since 1977.

VoIP offers many advantages over legacy TDM systems, but it takes careful network architecture to deliver the same reliability and quality on an IP network. Our team has the rare combination of experience in legacy TDM telephony and VoIP to architect yours. From carriers and service providers to small enterprises and offices: standard and customized wired networking, wireless and VoIP solutions.

The original BSI since 1977 Richardson Telecom Corridor 7×24 support

01 Carrier and service-provider voice

Your switch has a past. Your network has a future.

Carrier-grade voice.From people who’ve been inside the switch.

Our team led development and test for the initial releases of the Nortel DMS-500, which combined the DMS-100 local switch and the DMS-250 long-distance switch. We still support legacy Nortel DMS switches and their successors, and we connect them to the IP world.

  • Legacy switching, supported. Legacy Nortel DMS switches and their successors, and legacy Nortel wireless systems.
  • Any T1/E1, any VoIP network. SIP and H.323 media gateway integration, including VegaStream and AudioCodes gateways.
  • We were there for IP. Our engineers initiated the Nortel–AudioCodes relationship; AudioCodes gateways and session border controllers were key to IP-enabling the DMS products.
  • VAIN, Intelligent Interworking. The AIN call model, built as a state machine. A new protocol is a new gateway; VAIN stays as it is.

02 Business phone systems

Who really owns your phone system?

Own your communications infrastructure.Stop renting your voice.

Every call your organization makes may be riding on someone else’s servers, under someone else’s terms. VoxBox is a complete phone system, built on Asterisk, that runs on your server, on your network, under your control. Binary Systems builds it with you.

  • Your records stay home. Calls, voicemail and call records live on hardware you control.
  • No lock-in. Open, standard Asterisk, published on GitHub down to the source.
  • Keep your desk phones. Endpoint Manager comes with Polycom SoundPoint templates.
  • Pick your carrier. Trunks are configured on your system, and you change them on your terms.
  • Run it from a browser. Web-based management, a User Control Panel for your users, and Webmin for the operating system.
  • Supported independently. Whatever happens upstream, Binary Systems supports VoxBox on its own.
Network diagram. A VoxBox sX PBX server cluster sits on your local area network with Polycom IP phones, Macs, and iPhones running Quawk push-to-talk over Wi-Fi using IAX2 through VoxBox sX. An FXS/FXO VoIP gateway connects a PA system and an analog phone and runs lines to the PSTN. A T1/E1 VoIP gateway runs trunks to the PSTN. A router/firewall carries SIP between the LAN and Internet VoIP service providers.
One system, on your network. VoxBox sX runs your calls on your own servers. Your desk phones, PA system, analog lines and carrier trunks all connect to it, and so do iPhones running Quawk push-to-talk. Illustration, not a product photo.

03 Secure networking and firewalls

Who’s knocking on your SIP port?

Security designed in.Not bolted on.

Manage your risk. Voice, data and access treated as one system: the front door locked at install, a network engineered for voice, and data that stays on hardware you control. And we publish what our own firewalls see.

  • Doors locked at install. The VoxBox installer sets up a firewall and port knocking.
  • VoIP Hacker IP Blocklist. Public IP addresses our firewalls have observed scanning, brute-forcing or flooding SIP, IAX2 and RTP media ports. Updated by hand.
  • Drops into your firewall. An OPNsense or pfSense URL Table alias, Linux ipset and iptables, or a fail2ban ban set for Asterisk and FreePBX.
  • Networks built for voice. Standard and customized wired, wireless and VoIP network designs, engineered for voice quality and reliability rather than hoped for.

04 Virtualization and infrastructure

The software is fine. The hardware is tired.

Same code.New iron.

We keep the proven code and move it off aging hardware onto machines you can buy today, on bare metal or as virtual machines, under the same controls as anything we ship.

  • VoxBox where you put it. Debian 13 or Rocky, Alma and other RHEL-family servers, on bare metal or as a virtual machine, including Harvester.
  • Built for your hardware. Asterisk compiled from source: Asterisk 22 LTS by default, or Asterisk 23.
  • Emulation that runs. Mimic, our open source 6809 and Hitachi 6309 toolchain and emulator for macOS and UNIX.
  • Old code, new controls. Originals archived and never edited, reproducible builds checked byte for byte, automated tests and a hardened install.

05 Legacy-to-IP modernization

Is your network ready for voice?

Keep what works.Move the rest to IP.

VoIP is only as good as the network under it. We move enterprise PBXs to VoIP, from single analog line installations to multiple T1s, with the people and phones that depend on them, and we cut over with you.

  • Gateways to what you own. VegaStream and AudioCodes gateways connect VoxBox or Asterisk to T1/E1, analog lines and the equipment you already have.
  • We knew VegaStream early. Binary Systems was an original distributor of VegaStream.
  • The switch language, back on the line. PROTEL 2026 revives the Bell-Northern Research language of the DMS-100 as a free, open GPLv3 toolchain; --classical welcomes legacy sources.
  • Learn the migration. Our training shows how to leverage your current PBX investment while incorporating VoIP.

06 Systems engineering

Firmware with no toolchain left. A system nobody wants to touch.

Systems that answer to you.From firmware to agentic workflows.

Binary Systems started in 1977 building embedded control and communication systems that ran industrial processes on their own. Today we put agentic AI workflows to work on your processes and keep proven systems running. Paperwork isn’t the work. It’s the tax on the work.

  • When the documentation is gone. We take apart binaries, firmware images, protocols and file formats to recover how a system really works, then document it, rebuild it or interoperate with it.
  • Expert witnesses. We also serve as expert witnesses in intellectual property cases.
  • Agents on the paperwork. Specialist agents draft, check and trace. Your experts review and decide.
  • Inside your walls. Workflows that run on your machines, under your control. Not someone else’s subscription.

How we work

Assess. Build. Deploy. Support.
The people who build it stay on the line.

  1. Assess

    We map your sites, lines, phones, carriers and the people who depend on them, then tell you plainly what owning it takes.

  2. Build

    On your hardware or virtualization platform, configured around how your organization actually works.

  3. Deploy

    We cut over with you, phones and people included, and hand you the keys.

  4. Support

    Patches, backups, monitoring and changes, so your system is watched closely, changed deliberately and never held to someone else’s roadmap.

Behind every solution

Support, training and field service.
From the people who build the products.

Support

7×24, for real.

Technical support and professional services are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Long-term support and consulting contracts are available.

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Training

Taught by veteran engineers.

Telephony, VoIP and IMS seminars from engineering consultants experienced in VoIP, IMS, telecommunications and embedded control, with hands-on Asterisk / VoxBox labs. On-site sessions and custom programs.

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Consulting and field service

Experienced people in the field.

Field personnel for installation and service of systems, who assist with project completion and startup. Field personnel training can be furnished.

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Talk to us

Tell us what you want to own.
The conversation stays between us.

The phone system, the network, the switch or the old code nobody wants to touch. Bring it to us.

Address

Binary Systems, Inc.
4000 Telecom Parkway
Richardson, TX 75082
USA

Phone and email

Dallas: 972-238-9146
Sales: sales@binary-systems.com
Support: support@binary-systems.com

Mon–Fri: 8:00 AM to 5:30 PM Central Time. Sat–Sun: scheduled service and emergencies.