PIKA Daytona Family. Scalable Solutions

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1 PIKA Daytona Family Analog voice, fax and VoIP cards The PIKA Daytona family delivers innovation, flexibility and cost savings. Our unique design approach enables you to choose your configuration as a station card, combo trunk/station card or trunk and recording card. Daytona is a cost effective choice for even the most demanding voice, fax and VoIP applications. These scalable, high-density analog interface cards provide from 4 to 24 analog line circuits, switching and digital signal processing (DSP) capacity for every channel. For larger or rapidly expanding systems, each Daytona card supports DSP expansion and an industry standard computer telephony (CT) bus for inter-connecting multiple PIKA cards or a range of specialized telephony products. Included with the voice card is our award-winning software developer kit, PIKA MonteCarlo. Our low-level application programming interface, PIKA API, is the key component of the SDK. Our approach has been to design one API to work with all PIKA cards. The API supports Microsoft Windows XP/2000/2003 and Red Hat and SuSE distributions of Linux. Developers around the world use the Daytona family of voice cards and low-level API to design next generation voice services, audio recording, and PC-PBX applications. Scalable Solutions For larger or rapidly expanding systems, each Daytona card supports DSP expansion and an industry standard CT bus for inter-connecting multiple Daytona cards, other PIKA family cards, or a range of specialized telephony products. This feature dramatically increases port scalability and enables DSP horsepower to be independently scaled and dynamically allocated to any line. INNOVATIVE AND FLEXIBLE Daytona cards can be configured to suit your specific needs: Station cards Combo trunk/station cards Trunk and Recording cards Our scalable architecture allows for the combination of multiple applications, which greatly simplifies service deployment. It eliminates the need to deploy rigidly planned and static systems that must be constantly reconfigured to satisfy different demands, and it does not require the costly and timeconsuming installation of separate cards for each and every service offered. 1

2 Maximum Design Control The PIKA API puts granularity and maximum design control in you hands. Our API delivers advanced resource allocation and represents a single programming interface across our entire family of voice cards. Our API is a highly evolved host system based software engine that provides real-time management of board level resources including telecom network interfaces, switching, and DSP resources. In addition to on-board resource management, the API performs a number of complex functions related to telecom line protocols, circuit switching, voice processing, conferencing and pulse recognition. PIKA API allows you to add new features or increase the amount of resources at any time. Its powerful provisioning features give you control to position your application precisely to your market needs. THE RIGHT VOICE Developers choose Daytona cards to design voice, fax and VoIP applications: Fax systems Call center Integrated voice response (IVR) Auto attendant (AA) Unified messaging (UM) Predictive dialing Conferencing bridging Recording, monitoring and tapping Voice mail Telemarketing Help desk/customer service Dictation/transcription Text-to-speech (TTS) Automated speech recognition (ASR) BENEFITS Single card solution for both active loop start connections and passive recording Integrated architecture supports dynamic access of DSP resources Low level API delivers maximum design control and application performance Supports Red Hat Linux 7.3, SuSE Professional 9, and Microsoft Windows 2000/2003/XP Shared DSP host processing architecture enables you to benefit from market improvements in PCI and processor architecture Advanced DSP applications support Loop start and station lines on the same card Full switching capabilities Scalable and flexible 2

3 Technical Specifications NETWORK TYPES Loop Start Interface Connections DC Resistance: North American ohms (@ 20 ma) to 190 ohms (@ 100 ma) European ohms (@ 14 ma) to 270 ohms (@ 100 ma) DC Loop Current: North American - 20 ma to 100 ma (operating range) European - 14 ma to 100 ma (operating range) AC Impedance: North American ohms (off hook), >350 K ohms (on hook) European - Complex as per TBR21 spec (off hook), >350 K ohms (on hook) Supervision: North American - Ringing voltage ( Hz, >= 17 VRMS), loop current disconnect European - Ringing voltage (16-60 Hz, >= 17 VRMS), loop current disconnect Signaling: Off hook, Flash, DTMF On Hook Audio Detect: Caller ID < DTMF (KT23), Audio Recording DC Triggering: 3V, 18V, or 33V programmable thresholdstation Interface (SLIC) Audio Recording Loop Start Interface Connections DC Resistance: North American ohms (@ 20 ma) to 190 ohms (@ 100 ma) European ohms (@ 14 ma) to 270 ohms (@ 100 ma) DC Loop Current: North American - 20 ma to 100 ma (operating range) European - 14 ma to 100 ma (operating range) AC Impedance North American ohms (off hook), >350 K ohms (on hook) European - Complex as per TBR21 spec (off hook), >350 K ohms (on hook) Supervision North American - Ringing voltage ( Hz, >= 17 VRMS), loop current disconnect European - Ringing voltage (16-60 Hz, >= 17 VRMS), loop current disconnect Signaling: Off hook, Flash, DTMF On Hook Audio Detect: Caller ID < DTMF (KT23), Audio Recording DC Triggering: 3V, 18V, or 33V programmable threshold 3

4 Station Interface (SLIC) (Product configurations: 12P; 24P; 4LC/8P; and 8LC/16P) Current Limiting: Constant at 30 ma AC Impedance: 600 ohms Loop Range: VDC Supervision: Off hook, Flash, Ring Tip, DTMF Signaling: Ringing (externally sourced), Cadence and Power Management Under Software Control Maximum Ringing Load: 2 Ren/line EXTERNAL TELECOM POWER SUPPLY Station Battery: -24 VDC Station Ringing: Hz, VAC (biased on battery voltage) Connectors: Keyed External TELECO INTERFACE 50 pin Amphenol; RJ21 (optional 12 x RJ14 breakout) DSPS Motorola Software reset on per DSP basis MTBF Daytona Baseboard: 68 years Daytona Loop Start Module: 280 years Daytona Station Module: 244 years V-Engine: 144 years SAMPLE POWER REQUIREMENTS 12LC 24LC 12P 24P 4LC/8P 8LC/16P V-Engine +5 Volts +5 Volts +5 Volts +5 Volts +5 Volts +5 Volts +5 Volts ENVIRONMENTAL REQUIREMENTS Operating Temperature: 0 C to +60 C Storage Temperature: -20 C to +85 C Humidity: 5 to 95%, non-condensing 4

5 Approvals The PIKA Daytona family has a commitment to a broad approval base. USA - telecom, safety and EMC/EMI Canada - telecom, safety and EMC/EMI CE - telecom, safety and EMC/EMI (Austria, Belgium, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, and the United Kingdom) Functional Overview Analog Line Circuits 4 to 24 Computer Telephony Bus Type H.100 Bus Data Rate CT Bus Switch Connections PC Host Interface Type 2, 4, 8 MHz Up to 512 simultaneous 512 (256 Full Duplex) half duplex connections can be made between any of the 4096 CT bus timeslots and any of the local timeslots PCI Maximum V-Engines 1 DSPs: On-board DSPs Chip Type Memory Clock Speed Instruction Speed 1 Motorola (see note) 128 K 100 MHz 100 MIPS Supported Operating Systems Red Hat Linux 7.3 and SuSE Professional 9 Windows 2000/2003 Windows XP Note 1: DSP applications are independent programs that perform operations such as DTMF detection, speech compression, conferencing, and speech recognition or tone detection. DSP applications are a key ingredient to the innovative AllOnBoard architecture. The number of supported applications is limited only by the amount of available memory and real time. Note 2: A V-Engine is an add-on expansion card with up to 6 extra DSPs that attach to a Daytona card. V-Engines are used to expand the available signal-processing horsepower for use in DSP applications such as conferencing, audio playback/record and echo cancellation. 5

6 Feature-rich DSP Applications PIKA Technologies delivers DSP applications on every voice card. DSPs deliver ample interface and processing capacity for your most demanding applications. VoIP G.726, G.711, Real-time protocol Dial pulse detector Advanced tone detection Caller ID Conferencing DTMF detection and generation Echo cancellation FAX FSK detection and generation MFR2/CAS Open VPOS Play / Record RBS Tone generation Voice activity detection included in FSK (gain pad) (pause/resume) ITU-T G.168 compliant next-generation algorithms (caller ID) - Plug in DSP applications (codecs: mu-law, A-law, ADPCM [GSM]) (audio playback, variable buffer sizes) (audio time stamping) Minimum System Requirements, Release 6.2 Minimum (single card only) Recommended Operating system Microsoft Windows 2000 w/service Pack 2 or greater Microsoft Windows XP w/service Pack 1 or greater Microsoft Windows 2003 w/service Pack 1 or greater Red Hat Linux Red Hat Linux SuSE Linux SuSE Linux Microsoft Windows 2000 w/service Pack 2 or greater Microsoft Windows XP w/service Pack 1 or greater Microsoft Windows 2003 w/service Pack 1 or greater Red Hat Linux Red Hat Linux SuSE Linux SuSE Linux CPU speed 300 MHz x86 processor 500 MHz x86 processor Memory 128 MB 256 MB Hard drive space 30 MB for PIKA MonteCarlo SDK 30 MB for PIKA MonteCarlo SDK Hard drive controller Development environment Other software IDE Microsoft Visual C Linux GCC compiler Adobe Acrobat Reader 4.0 or greater (for documentation) SCSI Microsoft Visual C Linux G++ compiler Adobe Acrobat Reader 4.0 or greater (for documentation) Note: Requirements depend on the application and other activities in the system. 6

7 Product Configurations Number of Station Lines Number of Loop Start Interfaces 4LC 0 4 8LC LC LC LC P 4 0 8P P P P P/3LC 3 3 4P/4LC 4 4 4P/8LC 4 8 6P/6LC 6 6 8P/4LC 8 4 8P/16LC P/6LC P/12LC P/12LC P/8LC P/4LC

8 European Configurations Number of Station Lines Number of Loop Start Interfaces 4Li 0 4 8Li Li Li Li P/4Li 4 0 4P/8Li 4 0 6P/6Li 6 0 8P/4Li 8 0 8P/8Li 8 0 8P/16Li P/12Li P/8Li ALi 0 6 8ALi ALi ALi ALi

9 The PIKA Plus advantage PIKA Technologies delivers the products and services you need to design voice-centric applications: High density digital and analog voice and cards; Market-leading, low-level API that works across our voice card families; Powerful and feature-rich DSPs; and Custom Engineering Services as needed. And we don't stop there. Our pricing is extremely competitive. When you select PIKA cards, you receive the following services at no extra cost: PIKA FastTrack Training to help you develop or port your application faster; Password-protected 24x7 access to the PIKA Developer Zone, which houses privileged data for customers only; and Direct development support and ongoing maintenance support by our in-house team Field Application Engineers and Technical Support Specialists. Get the cost effective total solution from a single source - get the PIKA Plus advantage. About PIKA Technologies PIKA Technologies designs and manufactures computer plug in voice cards and software that connect computer systems to both TDM- and IP-based networks to provide advanced voice services. For almost two decades PIKA Technologies has been serving companies around the world that require voice cards to design sophisticated phone services for recording systems, voice services applications, and PC-PBX systems. The company has built a reputation for delivering innovative products and exceptional technical support by working closely with its customers. Headquartered in Ottawa, ON, Canada, the company has ranked in The Branham300, an authoritative ranking of successful Canadian high tech firms, for three consecutive years. Visit or call for more information. 20 Cope Drive Ottawa, ON, Canada, K2M 2V8 Tel: Fax: Visit sales@pikatech.com Copyright PIKA Technologies Inc., All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system or transmitted, in any form or by any means, without the express written permission of PIKA Technologies Inc. This document is provided to you for informational purposes only and is believed to be accurate as of the date of its publication, and is subject to change without notice. PIKA Technologies Inc. assumes no responsibility for any errors or omissions in this document and shall have no obligation to you as a result of having made this document available to you or based upon the information it contains. PIKA is a registered trademark of PIKA Technologies Inc. LINUX is a trademark of Linus Torvalds. RED HAT is a registered trademark of Red Hat, Inc. Microsoft and Windows are either registered trademarks or trademarks of Microsoft Corp. in the United States and/or other countries. 9