T1/E1/R2 Source Code

TsLink3 T1 Robbed-bit Signaling (RBS), E1 Channel Associated Signaling (CAS), and R2 drivers , protocol stacks, source code libraries, and device drivers accelerate development and conformance testing of in-band signaling products.

For:

• PABXs
• Digital loop carrier systems 
• Network interface cards 
• Switches 
• Terminal adapters 
• Test equipment 

"TeleSoft solutions were an excellent value. They cut our development expenses by 2/3rds." --  Patriot Scientific, Poway CA

Maintainability and scalability are designed into each TsLink3 stack. Comprehensive comments and documentation support you or a colleague as your product goes forward. The value of TsLink3 stacks will be evident in each phase of your engineering schedule and the product life span. 

Shorter Learning Curve & Faster Customization

• ITU-T primitives and software structure -> Easy to relate TsLink3 code to other ITU-T based protocols (e.g., E1 CAS, X.25, FR).
• State machine organizes and formalizes the ABCD bit protocol. 
• 'C' switch statements that closely correspond to the ITU-T standard -> Straightforward to read and modify code, and locate the event/state action points in the ITU-T standard.
• Adherence to ANSI 'C' standards -> full portability.
• OS-independence -> Choice of RTOS, not locked into a single vendor. 
• Processor-independence -> Mobility across CPU platforms.
• Simple state machine design -> Easy to understand and change code for national-specific variants

Faster Debugging

• Specific defined constants, comment strings and variable naming -> Supports use of text search techniques to quickly locate a specific section of code and determine the side effects of changes that are being considered.
• ITU-T primitives and software structure -> Clear traceable dataflow.
• Development and testing on TsLink3 hardware -> Clean, proven "rock solid" code. 

Smaller Code Inventory Required

• Each line can be configured at run-time for a different T1, E1, R2, PRI or BRI variant
• Co-resident T1, E1, R2, ISDN PRI and BRI switch variants, Frame Relay, X.25, PPP, and ML-PPP stacks.

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TsLink3 T1 Robbed-bit Signaling Module Supports:

• TE-side + NT-side Signaling
• EIA-464B Compliant
• AT&T TR41458 Compliant
• Wink start - E&M support
• Delayed Start - E&M support
• Immediate Start - E&M support
• Ground start - FXS and FXO support
• Loop start - FXS and FXO support
• DTMF Tone Processing Module
• Direct Inward Dialing support (DID) for Wink start
• Logging function (tracks line signaling state changes)
• State Machine common with PRI and E1 CAS As defined below:
• ABCD signaling for the following protocols as defined by TIA-464-C (Oct 2002) Section 7.2.1.1 Table 31:
  • PBX Tie-Trunk (4W E&M)
  • CO/FX/WATS Trunk (SAS/FXS&SAO/FXO)
  • DID (DPT&DPO)
  • OPS (SAO/FXO&SAS/FXS)
  Both ends of the interface (PBX end and far end) are required such that peer-to-peer connections may be established.
• Line framing for:
  • SF (D4), ESF, TR-08 (SLC-96)
• Maintenance operations for:
  • Remote, local and payload loopbacks
  • ANSI T1.403 (FDL reports)
  • AT&T TR54016 (FDL reports)
• Performance data per:
  • ANSI T1.403
  • ANSI T1.231
  • AT&T TR54016
• Alarms per:
  • ANSI T1.231 (LOF, LOS, AIS, RAI)
  • ANSI T1.231 (Declaration & clearing)
• Line encoding for:
  • AMI, B8ZS, CMI
  • Bit oriented messages
  • BOM/BOC per T1.403
• Signaling variants selectable by Time Slot supported:
  • 4W E&M Wink Start
  • Immediate Start
  • Delayed Start
  • DPO/DPT/SAO/FXO/SA/FXS
  • Loop Start
  • Ground Start
• Hook Flash Support includes ability to initiate and receive flashes and digits during active call phase using pulse dialing
• Uses well-proven state machine from widely-used TsLink3 ISDN stack
• DTMF Tone Processing module allows user to process received tones based on existing DTMF detection and generation.
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TsLink3 E1 Channel Associated Signaling Supports:

• Network (NT)- and Terminal (TE)- Side Support
• Implements ITU-T Signaling
• Supports ITU-T standards Q.400 - Q.480  via:
  • Line signaling call setup state machine for ABCD bit-handling
  • R2 signaling state machine for MF tone handling
• MF Tone Processing module supports ITU R2 protocol processing of received tones based on existing MF detection and generation

Includes ITU variants for:
• Denmark
• Finland
• Germany
• Russia
• Hong Kong
• South Africa

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R1/R2 Support

• CAS R1/R2 Country Variants

  • Argentina
  • Bangladesh
  • Brazil 
  • Chile 
  • China
  • Colombia 
  • India
  • Korea 
  • Mexico 
  • Nicaragua 
  • Singapore
  • Spain 
  • Taiwan
• CAS R1 Modified for Taiwan

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Special Features and Upgrade Modules

Universal Application Programming Interface (UAPI) 
TsLink3 code includes a rich message-based Universal API (UAPI) which presents a simple interface for simple applications such as "signaling-only." UAPI also provides the versatility and power needed to support more complex configurations which combine signaling with data protocols or with specialized hardware. The TsLink3 Universal API coupled with the straightforward structure of the TsLink3 protocol stack enables you to easily follow the API message flow through the code to determine where to make modifications required for your application. 

The majority of simple "signaling-only" applications require a very small subset of the TsLink3 API messages and parameters - and the non-applicable messages can be disregarded and unused parameters set to zero. More complex applications benefit from the large set of messages and parameters that we provide as templates. 

UAPI is common across all TeleSoft stacks which decreases the time and effort required to add upgrade modules to an existing TsLink3 stack and to develop with additional TeleSoft stacks.

High Availability (HA)
TsLink3 supports High Availability applications for high density switches with multiple modes of HA operation, including the seven key elements of HA. Please refer to the TeleSoft HA White Paper for details. Applications requiring HA will benefit from the TsLink3 stack capacity to support up to 64,000 simultaneous connections and up to 256 ports.

Software Tools
Internal Protocol State Logging Tool and Debugging Tool are invaluable aids during portation and integration, included with every TsLink3 stack at no additional charge.

Purchasing TsLink3 Software
TsLink3 Source Code is supplied in comprehensive, portable packages of 'C' 
source code modules and interfaces necessary to develop robust products. 

Source Code packages provide source code from Layer 1 device driver software up through the Layer 3/Layer 4 interface of the OSI model. 

Upgrade and Individual Modules
Completing the solution are upgrade- and individual-modules that increase your market opportunity by increasing your products' connectivity capabilities. Modules include PPP, ML-PPP, X.25, AO/DI, Frame Relay, T1 RBS, E1 CAS, R2, V.120, and Supplementary Services.

Technical and Custom Support 
12-month maintenance extensions include code updates and quick-response technical support via E-mail, phone and fax. 

Expert Consulting and Customization Services
Consult with our experienced engineers early to avoid expensive pitfalls later.

Documentation
Comprehensive documentation customized for your load. Available in a searchable soft format or in hardcopy. All nomenclature complies with ITU-T.

Price 
Cost-effective one-time licensing fee; no royalties or user-fees for TsLink3 source code or the TsRITE operating system. 


TeleSoft International specializes in the development of Intelligent WAN solutions specifically for OEMs. We supply source code for SIP, ISDN, Q.931, Q.921, QSIG, ML-PPP, PPP, Multilink Frame Relay, T1 RBS, E1 CAS, R2 and X.25 Protocol Stacks for license to manufacturers of telecommunications products around the world. 

TeleSoft provides 'C' Language Source Code Stacks and Hardware Reference Designs backed up by comprehensive documentation and expert technical support. TeleSoft solutions accelerate time-to-market, minimize technology risk, and decrease the cost of both product development and product maintenance.

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