Complete Enterprise VoIP system development kit

Dialog Semiconductor's enterprise VoIP development kit helps you create robust and cost-effective internet telephony solutions such as desktop phones, analogue terminal adapters (ATAs), IP DECT basestations and voice over WiFi handsets. This highly flexible development kit is perfect for all market segments.

The enterprise VoIP kit comprises a complete hardware and software platform, including VoIP protocol stack, for wired and wireless solutions. Its modular design allows you to incorporate distinctive, value-added features quickly and easily, while significantly reducing the bill of materials (BoM).

With a single motherboard plus a number of optional daughter boards, the kit can be easily configured for any of the target applications. It also allows you to develop applications supporting Gigabit Ethernet connections and / or DECT. With DECT functionality in your products you can also provide businesses with a distributed wireless network for free by turning desktop phones into cordless access points.

Software

At the core of the platform's software lies the industry-standard, royalty-free uClinux operating system. It is complemented by a wide array of open-source applications including a SIP stack and user agent, TCP/IP networking protocols, FTP and automatic provisioning. The platform also includes our Natalie DECT protocol stack software with all industry accepted cordless telephony protocols (DECT, CAT-iq, DECT 6.0, KDECT, 2.4 GHz and 5.8 GHz).

Extensive support

The enterprise VoIP kit comes with a quick-start guide, schematics, Gerber files and all IC technical literature, programming and software-development guides plus SIP user agent documentation. We also offer extensive design and production support including test plans, performance reports, design recommendations and guidance on DECT and WiFi certification.

Applications

•  Low- to high-end desktop VoIP phones (with DECT)
•  Analogue terminal adapters (ATAs)
•  Voice over WiFi handsets
•  IP-DECT basestations