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 MIDAS ADP860
Advanced Development Platform
The MIDAS ADP 860 (Modular ISDN
Data Access Solution – Advanced Development Platform) is customizable to
differentiate, add value, change form factor or change bus type. It is
also ideal to use as a basis for application development prior to the
target hardware being available. The MIDAS ADP 860 hardware and TsLink3
software can be configured for either NT-side or TE-side operation or a
combination of both to manage call control through multiple ISDN
interfaces.
The MPC860-based MIDAS ADP 860 can serve as a
Multi-BRI NT-1 'U' Interface, Multi-BRI 'S/T' Interface, single PRI
adapter card, or a combination of Multi-BRI NT-1 'U' and/or Multi-BRI
'S/T' and/or PRI interfaces.
Popular applications include PBXes,
Videoconferencing products and Gateways.
The MIDAS ADP 860 is supplied with the signaling
software of your choice, pre-ported to the platform, in binary and
source code form. The binary code provides a running platform that can
be used as a base for your application software development in parallel
with the development of your target hardware platform. The
source code gives you full flexibility and control over your product
design and development. The MIDAS ADP 860 package includes a
complete 3-3-1 Hardware Design Kit and Software Source Code Kit. You
receive schematics, board layout and component listings, a fully
functioning card set and source code for the corresponding software.
Distinctive
Characteristics:
- Worldwide ISDN Protocol
Support
- Multi-BRI NT-1 'U'
Interfaces and 'S/T' Interfaces
- Single PRI
Interface
- MPC860 - based
- Modular
Architecture
- Scalable to 64
B-Channels
- Ethernet 10BaseT
Interface
- High Performance
- Minimizes Technology
Risks
- Accelerates
Time-to-Market
| Applications |
MontaVista Linux-based platform
ideal for application development |
| Protocols |
ISDN PRI & BRI, QSIG, T1 RBS, E1 CAS MF R2 |
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Variants |
N. America, Europe, China, Japan, Australia,
Korea & 10 MF R2 Variants |
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