(Page 1 of 1 in this chapter)

About This Manual

In 1990, a consortium of PC telephony leaders, including Natural MicroSystems and seven other companies, established an industry standard telephony bus. The Multi-Vendor Integration Protocol (MVIP) bus is the most widely adopted bus in the PC telephony industry and continues to evolve.
MVIP provides a flexible and uniform way of moving telephony service components into a standard computer chassis. MVIP applications include voice processing, fax, speech recognition, telephone call switching and call processing, audio conferencing, data communications, and numerous telephony interfaces.
Getting Started With MVIP Switching is intended for developers who want to write applications with MVIP switching.
This manual is organized as follows: For... See... An overview of the basic principles of switching Chapter 1 - What is Switching? A definition of MVIP switching Chapter 2 - MVIP Switching An explanation of the switch block model with switching examples Chapter 3 - The Switch Block Model Details about MVIP clock configuration and fallback procedures Chapter 4 - MVIP Clocking Information about H.100 bus and MVIP-90 bus interaction Chapter 5 - MVIP-90 and H.100 Bus Interaction A glossary of related terms Appendix A - Glossary An example switching application Appendix B - Switching Examples An overview of switching implementations Appendix C- Switch Implementation

For...	See...
An overview of the basic principles of switching	Chapter 1 - What is Switching?
A definition of MVIP switching	Chapter 2 - MVIP Switching
An explanation of the switch block model with switching examples	Chapter 3 - The Switch Block Model
Details about MVIP clock configuration and fallback procedures	Chapter 4 - MVIP Clocking
Information about H.100 bus and MVIP-90 bus interaction	Chapter 5 - MVIP-90 and H.100 Bus Interaction
A glossary of related terms	Appendix A - Glossary
An example switching application	Appendix B - Switching Examples
An overview of switching implementations	Appendix C- Switch Implementation

Related Documents

For more information, refer to the following manuals: This manual... Provides... ECTF: H.100 Revision 1.0 Hardware Compatibility Specification: CT Bus Information about the H.100 telephony bus, available from ECTF. MVIP-95 Device Driver Standard Information about MVIP-95, available from GO-MVIP. H-MVIP Standard Information about H-MVIP, available from GO-MVIP. MVIP-90 Standard Information about MVIP-90, available from GO-MVIP. Go-MVIP: MC1 Multi-Chassis MVIP Standard The specification for MC1 operation

For GO-MVIP information, please contact: GO-MVIP, Inc. 3220 N Street, NW, Suite 360 Washington, DC 20007 Tel: 800-NOW-MVIP (US and Canada) Tel: 903-769-3717; Fax: 903-769-3818 Email: info@mvip.org

For ECTF information, please contact: ECTF 39355 California Street, Suite 307 Fremont, CA 94538 Tel: 501-608-5915 Fax: 510-608-5917 Email:ectf@ectf.org

This manual...	Provides...
ECTF: H.100 Revision 1.0 Hardware Compatibility Specification: CT Bus	Information about the H.100 telephony bus, available from ECTF.
MVIP-95 Device Driver Standard	Information about MVIP-95, available from GO-MVIP.
H-MVIP Standard	Information about H-MVIP, available from GO-MVIP.
MVIP-90 Standard	Information about MVIP-90, available from GO-MVIP.
Go-MVIP: MC1 Multi-Chassis MVIP Standard	The specification for MC1 operation

(Page 1 of 1 in this chapter)