Today

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• Welcome!
• Todays Webinar
• PIKA Products Primer

• Irene Crosby
• Head of Marketing
• PIKA Technologies

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Your Webinar Leader

• Eric Pretlac
• Technical Support Specialist
• Customer Care Department

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Objectives

• By the end of this session, you will understand
• The evolution of MonteCarlo
• What MonteCarlo 6.2 delivers
• OS support, HW support, SW support
• MonteCarlo architecture
• Development process
• Installation, configuration, development/porting

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• Evolution of
• PIKA MonteCarlo SDK

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MonteCarlo Evolution

• 1996
• MonteCarlo replaced release 4 architecture/API
• New development platform
• 9 major releases since 1996
• Strengths and differentiators
• Flexibility
• Resource-based approach

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PIKA MonteCarlo 6.2

• Supports Linux Red Hat 7.3, SuSE 9.0,
  Microsoft Windows 2000/XP/2003
• Supports MM-series cards
• PIKA PrimeNet MM PCI and cPCI
• PIKA Daytona MM PCI
• PIKA InLine MM PCI
• Delivers a single SDK for development on any of
  the supported cards
• Low-level API delivers maximum
  flexibility

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• PIKA MonteCarlo 6.2
• Hardware

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PIKA PrimeNet MM

• PCI version combines up to 4 T1/E1 digital
  network interfaces with integrated DSP resources
• PCI version delivers passive recording on T1/E1
  lines interfaces using ISDN (CCS) or RBS/MFR2
  (CAS) protocols
• cPCI version available in either 4 or 8 spans
  with integrated DSP resources
• Equipped with 56303 Motorola DSP to support
  All-on-Board features

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PIKA PrimeNet MM Solutions

• These high density T1/E1 cards
  are ideally suited for large scale
  IVR and voice services type
  applications

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PIKA Daytona MM

• Configurable from 4 to 24 line circuits
• Trunk, station, audio recording type line faces
  available on a single card
• Equipped with 56303 Motorola DSP to support
  All-on-Board features
• Additional DSPs available in the form of
  V-Engines (daughter boards)

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PIKA Daytona MM Solutions

• Varied selection of line configurations makes
  Daytona MM ideally suited for applications such
  as
• PC-PBX
• Call centers, and more
• Audio recording version provides
  an excellent platform for analog
  recording applications such as
• Quality management
• Security call recording

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PIKA InLine MM

• Analog headset/handset card with PCI interface
• 3-lines headset/handset connection or 4-line
  configuration
• Equipped with 56303 Motorola DSP to support
  All-on-Board features
• Cost effective single card solution

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PIKA InLine MM Solutions

• InLine MM is ideally suited for basic voice
  processing applications needed in
• Fax systems
• Predictive dialers
• Operator consoles
• Small IVR/voice mail

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• PIKA MonteCarlo 6.2
• Software

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SDK

• Low-level
• DSP API constant across all HW i.e.play/record/con
  f/fax, etc.
• PK_AUDIO_OutputAddBuffer(hPort, pbuffer)
• PK_AUDIO_OutputStart(hPort)
• Switching API constant across all HW
• PK_CTBUS_MakeConnection (board, in_stream,
  in_timeslot, out_stream, out_timeslot)
• PK_CTBUS_FullDuplexConnect(hPort1, hPort2)
• ISDN Q.931 API providing layer 3 access
• PK_Q931_SendMessage(ch, pmessage)

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SDK

• CAS API used with configurable XML tables
• PK_CAS_SendMessage(ch, pmessage)
• Analog line interface controls
• PK_TRUNK_OffHook (hres)
• PK_PHONE_Ring (hres, pattern, duration)
• All-on-Board DSP applications set of 14
  available on all MM-series cards

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All-on-Board DSP applications

• Play and record
• 26 formats
• AGC (playback and record)
• Pitch corrected playback (0.25 to 4 times)
• VAD (voice activity detection)
• Pre-speech buffering
• Play and record adjustable gain
• Adjustable buffer sizes (6ms and up)

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All-on-Board DSP applications

• DTMF detection
• Full DTMF detection capabilities
• Excellent cut-through and talkoff performance
• Tone generation
• Define a nearly unlimited number of single or
  dual frequency custom tones for generation
• Specify durations, amplitudes and frequencies of
  each custom tone

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All-on-Board DSP applications

• ATD (advanced tone detection)
• Completely programmable tone detector
• Supports up to 64 single filters
• 4 separate filters can be used to detect a single
  tone
• Specify center frequency, bandwidth, debounce,
  level, SNR for each filter

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All-on-Board DSP applications

• Speech detector
• Detects presence of speech, while ignoring other
  signals such as tones, modem signals and noise
• GFSK (generic FSK modem)
• FSK modem capable of transmitting and receiving
  data at rates up to 1200 bps
• Any voice band FSK modem can be implemented,
  allowing all international variants of caller ID
  to be supported

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All-on-Board DSP applications

• Echo cancellation
• G.168 compliant
• Tail lengths from 1 to 128ms
• Supports echo suppression and comfort noise (both
  can be disabled)
• Double talk, echo suppression and speech present
  threshold are all configurable
• Gain pad
• Amplify or attenuate a pass through signal
• Adjustable between 40 to 24 dB in 0.1 dB
  increments

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All-on-Board DSP applications

• Fax
• Supports ITU-T V.21, V.27ter, V.29 and V.17
  modems for send and receive data rates up to 14.4
  Kbps. ITU-T T.30
• ECM (error correction mode)
• Automatic detection of incoming calls
• Header and footers added by senders and receivers

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All-on-Board DSP applications

• Fax (continued)
• Subscriber ID
• T.4 and T.6 formats including
• Metric and inch based pages size
• All resolutions including 100x100, 200x200,
  300x300 and 400x400
• MH, MR and MMR coding

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All-on-Board DSP applications

• Audio conferencing
• DSPs can be bridged together to allow conferences
  of virtually any size
• Input and output gain configurable on a per
  member basis
• Choice of summing and/or switching style
  conference

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All-on-Board DSP applications

• MFR2
• Supports compelled R2 inter-register signaling
• ITU-T Q.440 to Q.490 are supported as well as all
  variants of these standards
• Supports both manual mode and automatic mode of
  operation

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All-on-Board DSP applications

• CAS (channel associated signaling)
• Supports both detection and generation of CAS
  signals
• Uses signal templates for both generation and
  detection, allowing custom defined signals
• VoIP (voice over IP)
• Consists of a number of DSP applications,
  including G.711, G.726 and RTP
• Includes support for RFC2833 for out of band DTMF
  signaling

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All-on-Board DSP applications

• Dial pulse detection
• Allows applications to detect audible clicks when
  a number is dialed from rotary or pulse phone
• Clicks used as DTMF tones
• 2 modules
• Click detector
• Digit detector

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DSP Configuration Tool
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• PIKA MonteCarlo 6.2
• Architecture

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• PIKA MonteCarlo 6.2
• Development Process

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Installation

• Installing PIKA software will install full SDK
• Includes full PDF documentation, utilities, and
  test application
• Install PIKA hardware
• Sample applications available online at
  http//www.pikatechnologies.com/downloads/sample_c
  ode.htm

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Configuration

• Use PIKA Setup.exe to detect card in system
• Line interface and DSP settings can be configured
  using this utility
• PK_Config API can also accomplish this from
  within your application
• Suggestion Use PikaSetup utility at first to
  establish a development environment. Once you are
  comfortable with your setup you can build this
  into your application.

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Development

• Sample applications are available for download
  demonstrating much of the code you will require
• FAEs and support personnel are available to
  assist you through your development cycle, as
  well as after deployment

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Development

• Support can include
• Call us or email us with your questions were
  here to help
• Well send an FAE to your site to assist you in
  your development
• Free training onsite at PIKA Technologies
• Custom Engineering Services

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Thank You

• If you are interested in taking a closer look
  download our API Reference manual
• http//www.pikatechnologies.com/interest/eval.htm
• Additional HW info is available from
• http//www.pikatechnologies.com/downloads/hardware
  .htm
• If you want to speak the sales account manager in
  your region or a field application engineer, the
  next slide has their phone numbers

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How to reach our people

• Sales
• Western USA Brett Sumpter
  phone [phone]
• Eastern USA Cheryl Farmer
  phone [phone]
• EMEA Maarten Kronenburg
  phone [phone]
• Canada Americas Terry Atwood
  phone [phone] x329
• Field Application Engineers
• Cindy Xu phone [phone] x458
• Yashar Moghan phone [phone] x415
• Technical Support support_at_pikatech.com

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Thank youfor your time.