Surf Announces SurfAce-112™ “Triple Play” Integrated PCI Board for VoIP and MoP
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Houston, Texas – February 16, 2005 – SURF Communication Solutions® (“Surf”), the leading provider of media processing enabling technologies, today announced the launch of SurfAce–112™, a fully–integrated 3/4–size PCI card providing simultaneous “Triple Play” processing capabilities for developers of Voice and Video gateways, CTI applications, Remote Access Servers (RAS), and a multitude of other Voice, Video, and Data applications.
Featuring cost–effective high port density and Surf’s patent-pending Open Framework design, the new PCI board facilitates integration of third–party host applications and shortens time–to–market. SurfAce–112 utilizes the Texas Instruments state–of–the–art TMS320C6412 digital signal processor (DSP) to integrate Voice, Video, and Data (Fax/Modem) on the same DSP.
“System integrators and telecom manufacturers want to achieve Triple Play by expanding their existing Voice systems to support Video,” states Amir Zmora, VP Marketing and Product Management of Surf Communication Solutions. “The SurfAce–112 PCI board supports flexible Voice/Video port assignment to provide Triple Play media processing on a single DSP. The result is unrivaled price–per–port, short time–to–market, and ease of system maintenance.”
SurfAce–112 can be used in a variety of products, including Voice and Video gateway applications connecting mobile, broadband IP, wireless, and PSTN networks; CTI Applications, such as Voice, Video, and Fax mail, Interactive Voice/Video Response (IVR) servers, announcement servers, unified messaging servers, and call recording servers for Voice, Video, and Fax; Inter–Working Function (IWF); and Stand–Alone Termination Applications, such as RAS, Conferencing Servers, Voice quality monitoring, and non–intrusive interception and security applications.
“The SurfAce-112 takes advantage of the C6412’s mix of peripherals, performance, on-chip memory and price to provide a cost-effective solution for developers seeking a design for triple play telecommunications infrastructure,” said Thomas Brooks, TMS320C6000™ marketing manager, TI.
To meet the demands of telecom equipment manufacturers, who are constantly seeking new ways to improve and advance their solutions, the SurfAce–112 PCI board delivers the following robust features:
- Enhanced media processing PCI card for Voice/Video/Data (Fax/Modem)
- Based on TI’s C6412 DSP
- The most cost–effective per–channel prices
- Available in three different configurations for optimized price/performance
- Support for all standard interfaces
For more information about TI’s C6412 see: www.ti.com/c6412720pr
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