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MPAC 3220 Low profile PCIe, 4 E1/T1 telephony board

Telesoft Technologies — October 2007

MPAC 3220 Low profile PCIe, 4 E1/T1 telephony board

Low profile telephony board, supporting 4 E1/T1

  • Full range of SS7 of many other protocol variants for fixed/mobile networks
  • The 124 SS7 signalling link board is an ideal engine to deliver the performance and interconnect capability required by these applications
  • Half the height and half the length of a traditional PCI board, it is the smallest form factor allowing the MPAC 3220 PCIe to be deployed in the widest selection of chassis available
  • Supporting a broad range of SS7, ISDN, and IP based telephony APIs through the TDAPI development framework
  • Suitable for deployment by system integrators, OEMs, TEMs, and application developers
  • Access is also available at lower protocol layers such as MTP2/3 if required
  • Providing up to 4 E1/T1 interfaces, support for low and high speed links, and an optional GbE interface for converged IP networks such as SIP, RTP, CES, and SIGTRAN
  • Up to 4 E1/T1 ports, software configurable impedance
  • Up to 124 SS7 signalling links, monitored or terminated
  • Dual HSL signalling links, ATM or HDLC
  • Management via PCIe bus
  • Low profile form factor, (half-length/half-height)
  • PCI Express base Specification 1.1 compliant
  • Single lane PCIe connector
  • Less than 10 W power consumption
  • Wide range of telephony protocol APIs: ISUP, BICC, TUP, ISDN, MAP, INAP, CAMEL, IS41, WIN, and many others including country specific SS7 variants such as the UK and China
  • DTMF/Tone/Activity detection on all channels
  • Play and record on all channels simultaneously
  • Conferencing support on all channels
  • Transcoding through Host Media Processing
  • High impedance non-intrusive monitoring mode
  • Windows, Solaris, and Linux drivers available

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