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1999-02scsa.org| FAQs about the ECTF H.100 Specification In May, the Enterprise Computer Telephony Forum (ECTF) announced a solution to the "bus wars". The H.100 hardware interoperability specification for the PCI platform defines a ne…
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1999-02scsa.org| Obtaining CT812 Samples and Production Quantities The CT812™ chip (OKI ML53812-2TC) is a complete CT Bus™ system interface and time slot interchange device, based on the ECTF H.100/H.110 Interoperability Specifications…
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1998-12scsa.org| CT812 H.100/H.110 Time Slot Interchange Chip PRELIMINARY INFORMATION FEATURES & BENEFITS High functionality, low cost implementation of the ECTF H.100/H.110 interoperability specifications (including all Core, Compatib…
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1998-12pageSCSA -- SCbusscsa.org| SCbus Hardware Model Signal Computing System Architecture™ (SCSA™) is a comprehensive open software and hardware architecture that streamlines the process of building computer telephony systems. SCSA addresses a wide r…
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1998-12pageSCSA -- Newsscsa.org| Official SCSA Supporter Registration Scope and Purpose The Signal Computing Signal Architecture™ (SCSA™) is a comprehensive architecture for building open computer telephony (CT) servers based on public domain standard…
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1998-12scsa.org| Application for Listing Your Products in the SCSA Directory Scope and Purpose The goal of the Signal Computing Signal Architecture™ (SCSA™) is to promote interoperability among a wide range of computer telephony (CT) t…
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1998-01scsa.org| SCSA Supporters SCSA defines open software and hardware architectural standards for building computer telephony systems with multiple technologies. The companies below are part of a growing list of leaders from through…
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1998-01pageSCSA -- Newsscsa.org| Official SCSA Supporter Registration Scope and Purpose The Signal Computing Signal Architecture™ (SCSA™) is a comprehensive architecture for building open computer telephony (CT) servers based on public domain standard…
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1998-01scsa.org| SCSA Reference Specifications The following specifications are useful in designing computer telephony (CT) applications, servers, and hardware components. For general information about the governing organizations, see …
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1998-01scsa.org| SC4000™ Universal Timeslot Interchange FEATURES & BENEFITS Timeslot interchange between local / expansion buses Multiple expansion bus formats: - SCbus, MVIP Multiple local bus speeds and formats: - 2.048, 4.096 or 8.1…
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1998-01scsa.org| SC2000™ Universal Timeslot Interchange FEATURES & BENEFITS Timeslot interchange between local / expansion buses Multiple expansion bus formats: - SCbus - MVIP - PEB Multiple local bus formats: - ST bus - PEB Controllab…
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1998-01scsa.org| The SCSA Product Directory The listings contained in this directory focus primarily on core SCbus-based computer telephony technologies and platforms that integrators and OEMs can use to create a wide variety of applic…
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1998-01pageSCSA -- Newsscsa.org| News Hot H.100 Info from Dialogic! Learn about the new H.100 Info from Dialogic and see how it fits into the SCSA Hardware Model, and what it means for developers. SCSA Standard Issue Newsletter H.100 FAQs Would you li…
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1998-01pageSCSA -- Libraryscsa.org| Library SCSA Architectural Blueprint (PDF* format, 560K) Specifications ECTF S.100 — Media Services API, Revision 1.0 (order information) ECTF S.100 Addendum (order information) ECTF C.001 — The ECTF Call Cont…
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1998-01pageSCSA - Home Pagescsa.orgSignal Computing System Architecture™ (SCSA™) SCSA Architectural Overview SCSA Standards and Industry Forums News Includes Hot New H.100 Info Developer's Forum SCSA Product Directory SCSA Application Opportunities SCSA S…
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1998-01scsa.org| Signal Computing System Architecture™ (SCSA™) Dialogic® announced the SCSA initiative in March of 1993, with the support of seventy other computer telephony companies. The stated goal was to define an open, modular arc…
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1998-01scsa.org| Inside the SCSA Hardware Model The SCSA software model allows applications to control resources through a high-level interface, rather than forcing developers to use a low-level interface that directly manipulates the …
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1998-01scsa.org| Inside the Media Control Framework Telephony servers need to provide client applications with access to the media portion of the call. For example, the server may need to play recorded information, interpret tones, and…
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1998-01scsa.org| Inside the Call Control Framework SCSA separates the call control framework from the media services because the switching and call routing features can vary widely, depending on the type of application being developed.…
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1998-01scsa.org| SCSA Architectural Overview Within SCSA, there is a focus on signal computing, the manipulation of media and call processing signals, as well as system architecture, the modular framework that provides the flexibility …
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1998-01scsa.org| SCSA Architectural Overview General Overview Software Model Hardware Model ANSI-SCbus Specification (order information) VITA 6.1-1996 DRAFT, Extensions to ANSI/VITA 6-1994, SCSA (PDF) SCbus Implementation on Ribbon Ca…
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1998-01scsa.org| Architectural Overview Reference Specifications Industry Forums There are many industry forums with which the standards referenced in SCSA are closely tied. Find out more about the contributions from: ANSI \| ATM Forum…
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1998-01scsa.org| SCSA Industry Forums The following list identifies the many organizations that have been influencing how CT components work together to form robust and scalable CT servers. The standards offered by these organizations …
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1998-01scsa.org| Developer's Forum Reference Standards Data Sheets VLSI SC2000 Specification VLSI SC4000 Specification Software SC2000 Software Libraries SC4000 Software Libraries Application Notes Converting an OS/2 PEB-based Dialogic…
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1998-01scsa.org| SCSA Application Opportunities SCSA-based topologies can serve as the foundation for a wide variety of computer telephony systems. Unified Messaging Servers Client server APIs facilitate development of multimedia messa…
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1998-01scsa.org| © May 1997 by Dialogic Corporation. All rights reserved. Limited reproduction of the material contained herein is allowed, on the condition that the SCSA Standard Issue be credited as the source. While every reasonable…
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1998-01scsa.org| The SCSA web site, http://www.scsa.org, is undergoing a major expansion effort during the next few months. The goal of the site is to provide the most current information regarding SCSA specifications, membership, and …
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1998-01scsa.org| SCSA Marketing Kits Now Available To help you effectively promote the use of SCSA standards in your product line, SCSA Marketing Kits are now available. These kits include valuable documents such as the SCSA Architectu…
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1998-01scsa.org| In from Arbinet... SCSA Makes It Possible to Deliver CO-Level Services Worldwide Arbinet's CLN™ is a PC-based industrial platform for enhanced telephony services. It combines Arbinet's client/server Telephony Operating…
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1998-01scsa.org| H.100 is a hardware interoperability specification for the PCI platform, and later for cPCI, developed by the Enterprise Computer Telephony Forum (ECTF). The goal of H.100 is to define a universally acceptable, next ge…