Pika’s New Linux Aplliance is targeted at VoIP IP Telephony
Source: snapvoip.blogspot.com
The Appliance for Linux by Pika Technologies is the second member of Pika’s Warp family, following last month’s release of Appliance for Asterisk,
Pika Technologies has introduced a compact, customizable, Linux-based IP-PBX appliance. Based on the company’s host media processing software, "Pika Warp, the Appliance for Linux," is said to provide IP-PBX (IP-based private branch exchange) functionality along with integrated voice response (IVR), predictive dialing, and appointment reminders.
Announced features and specs of the Appliance for Linux include:
Processor — AMCC Power PC 440EP, clocked at 533MHz (upgradeable to 666MHz)Memory — 256MB RAM; 64MB flash (on SD card)Display — 2 x 20 backlit LCD display, with API-controlled front-panel scroll buttonEthernet and USB ports (number and type unspecified)Music-on-hold audio in; paging system audio outIP and analog telephony I/O:up to 100 IP trunk/station interfacesone standard FXS (foreign exchange subscriber) interfaceup to eight additional FXO/FXS (foreign exchange office/subscriber) interfacesPower failure transfer RJ11 jack(s)Dynamic thermal managementOperating system — Denx ELDK, with a 2.6.19.2 Linux kernel
Linux Devices has complete detail.
