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    Most IP telephony applications require the use of multiple types of voice codecs, which are used to digitally compress voice signals, to save on bandwidth requirements. While voice signals from the Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN) always come in the form of the G.711 codec, the VoIP terminal equipment and networks support a variety of different voice codecs including such as G.729, G.726, AMR, G.722, iLBC, etc. VoIP infrastructure most often needs to include the capability to mediate between endpoints supporting different codecs, but this functionality often requires digital signal processing tasks that are costly, resource intensive and can affect the quality of the voice signals if it introduces too much latency and delay. The D500 card converts numerous simultaneous channels of transcoding from one type of codec (e.g. G.711) to another (e.g. G.729), without affecting latency or using up precious host CPU resources. The card allows running up to 2000 sessions of any-to-any voice codec conversion, with unmatched quality1. All codecs are fully indemnified; no additional licensing is required for their use2. The D500 works with both Asterisk and FreeSWITCH. With compatible drivers offered by Sangoma, these applications can use the D500 cards as seamless voice transcoding resources. Alternatively, developers and integrators can use the Transcoding API in C for their own application development. Document courtesy of Sangoma Technologies Corp. For additional information go to: https://www.maple4VOIP.com

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    Most IP telephony applications require the use of multiple types of voice codecs, which are used to digitally compress voice signals, to save on bandwidth requirements. While voice signals from the Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN) always come in the form of the G.711 codec, the VoIP terminal equipment and networks support a variety of different voice codecs including such as G.729, G.726, AMR, G.722, iLBC, etc. VoIP infrastructure most often needs to include the capability to mediate between endpoints supporting different codecs, but this functionality often requires digital signal processing tasks that are costly, resource intensive and can affect the quality of the voice signals if it introduces too much latency and delay. The D500 card converts numerous simultaneous channels of transcoding from one type of codec (e.g. G.711) to another (e.g. G.729), without affecting latency or using up precious host CPU resources. The card allows running up to 2000 sessions of any-to-any voice codec conversion, with unmatched quality1. All codecs are fully indemnified; no additional licensing is required for their use2. The D500 works with both Asterisk and FreeSWITCH. With compatible drivers offered by Sangoma, these applications can use the D500 cards as seamless voice transcoding resources. Alternatively, developers and integrators can use the Transcoding API in C for their own application development. Document courtesy of Sangoma Technologies Corp. For additional information go to: https://www.maple4VOIP.com

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    Sangoma D500 Series Transcoding Card Datasheet

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    Most IP telephony applications require the use of multiple types of voice codecs, which are used to digitally compress voice signals, to save on bandwidth requirements. While voice signals from the Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN) always come in the form of the G.711 codec, the VoIP terminal equipment and networks support a variety of different voice codecs including such as G.729, G.726, AMR, G.722, iLBC, etc. VoIP infrastructure most often needs to include the capability to mediate between endpoints supporting different codecs, but this functionality often requires digital signal processing tasks that are costly, resource intensive and can affect the quality of the voice signals if it introduces too much latency and delay. The D500 card converts numerous simultaneous channels of transcoding from one type of codec (e.g. G.711) to another (e.g. G.729), without affecting latency or using up precious host CPU resources. The card allows running up to 2000 sessions of any-to-any voice codec conversion, with unmatched quality1. All codecs are fully indemnified; no additional licensing is required for their use2. The D500 works with both Asterisk and FreeSWITCH. With compatible drivers offered by Sangoma, these applications can use the D500 cards as seamless voice transcoding resources. Alternatively, developers and integrators can use the Transcoding API in C for their own application development. Document courtesy of Sangoma Technologies Corp. For additional information go to: https://www.maple4VOIP.com

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    The industrys highest density transcoding card - designed for

    optmum voice quality for high port count systems, ofering


    from 400 to 2,000 transcoding sessions in one compact PCIe
    form factor!
    IP telephony applicatons commonly require the use of multple voice
    codecs, used to digitally compress voice signals and save on bandwidth.
    Voice signals from the Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN)
    come in the form of the G.711 codec, but the VoIP terminal equipment
    and networks can support a variety of diferent voice codecs, such as
    G.729, G.726, AMR, G.722, iLBC, etc. The VoIP infrastructure needs the
    capability to mediate between endpoints supportng diferent codecs,
    but this functonality requires digital signal processing tasks that are
    ofen costly and resource-intensive, and can afect the quality of the
    voice signals, if it introduces too much latency and delay.
    The D500 card converts numerous simultaneous sessions of transcoding
    from one type of codec (e.g. G.711) to another (e.g. G.729), without
    afectng latency or using up precious host CPU resources. The card
    allows up to 2,000 sessions of any-to-any voice codec conversion, with
    unmatched quality. All codecs are fully indemnifed; no additonal
    licensing is required for their use.
    The D500 works with both Asterisk and FreeSWITCH. With compatble
    drivers, these applicatons can use the D500 cards as seamless voice
    transcoding resources. Alternatvely, developers and integrators can
    use the Transcoding API in C for their own applicaton development.
    CONTINUE READING
    Total port counts performance varies from codec to codec use and on the trafc mix at any given tme.
    AMR codecs needs to be indemnifed by integrator.
    HIGHLIGHTS
    400 to 2,000 Transcoding Sessions
    No Licensing Fees
    Integrates in Asterisk and FreeSWITCH
    Works on Linux and Windows
    Simple C API
    PCI Express
    CODEC SUPPORT
    G.711 GSM-FR
    G.722 GMS-EFR
    G.722.1 (HD Voice) AMR
    G.723.1 AMR-WB (G.722.2)
    G.726 L16 (Linear 16K)
    G.729AB iLBC
    SAMPLE APPLICATIONS
    Hosted VoIP Hosted PBX
    PBX with HD Voice Call Centres
    IP Network Peering
    sangoma.com/ transcoding
    D-Series: Transcoding
    D500 High Density
    Voice Transcoding Card
    D500 PCIe with high profle bracket
    06/2011
    ORDERING INFORMATION
    SKU for PCIe Bus Usage
    D500-100e D500 card with 1 transcoding module, up to 400 transcoding sessions, PCIe
    D500-200e D500 card with 2 transcoding modules, up to 800 transcoding sessions, PCIe
    D500-300e D500 card with 3 transcoding modules, up to 1,200 transcoding sessions, PCIe
    D500-400e D500 card with 4 transcoding modules, up to 1,600 transcoding sessions, PCIe
    D500-500e D500 card with 5 transcoding modules, up to 2,000 transcoding sessions, PCIe
    For more information on how to order, call toll free in North America at 1 800 388 2475, direct at
    +1 905 474 1990 or email sales@sangoma.com.
    To purchase now, contact an Empowered by Sangoma Distributor or Reseller near you.
    Look for the Empowered by Sangoma Logo.
    TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
    Sofware
    Support for Asterisk and FreeSWITCH
    Transcoding API in C
    Media fows in and out of 2x GigE ports
    and/or PCIe bus
    Dimensions
    Length: 245.2mm
    Height: 106.1mm
    Operatng Systems
    Linux
    Windows
    Certfcatons
    Emissions: FCC Part 15 Class B, CISPR 22/
    EN55022 Class B
    Immunity: CISPR 24/EN55024
    IEC/EN 60950 safety is pending
    Bus Supported
    PCIe: x1 bus width, V1.1
    Power Requirements
    24W (1.6A @ 12V; 1.5A @ 3.3V)
    Operatng Temperature Range
    Temperature range: 0 50 C
    Network Interfaces
    2x Gigabit Ethernet ports
    Producton Quality
    ISO 9002
    Warranty
    D-Series hardware comes with a standard 5-year warranty
    with product registraton when purchased through an
    authorized Empowered by Sangoma representatve
    30-day no questons asked return policy
    11/15/2010
    2010 Sangoma Confidential 1
    PSTN
    VoIP
    Cloud
    GigE
    D500 Transcoding Server
    LAN
    Telephony
    Servers
    VoIP
    VoIP
    VoIP
    Pool of VoIP telephony servers accessing high density transcoding server
    Pool of VoIP Telephony Servers Accessing
    High Density Transcoding Server

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