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    PoC Telephony Applications

    Asterisk and Yate (VoIP PBX) Scripts and Libraries

    The PoC telephony application suite is a set of scripts and libraries for interactive telephony environments such as the Asterisk PBX and Yate.
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    DAHDI for HFC-S PCI A with OSLEC

    DAHDI for HFC-S PCI A with OSLEC

    (Latest DAHDI + HFC-S PCI A support + latest OSLEC) in one git.

    This project is for people who want to access one or more HFC-S PCI A based ISDN BRI cards over the DAHDI interface and maybe want to use other DAHDI hardware in parallel, too. DAHDI driven hardware can be used by Asterisk, FreeSWITCH, Yate and other telephony software. The HFC-S PCI A based cards are very cheap and thus ideal for private BRI users. The OSLEC is being developed since a long time ago and said to be very good. The superiority of "hardware echo cancellers" is a myth. This makes the fact that HFC-S does not have a hardware echo canceller an advantage if you decide to better use free software and maybe even improve the echo canceller. ...
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    OpenBTS

    GSM L1-L3 stack with SIP network interfaces

    OpenBTS is an implementation of the GSM air interface (Um) that allows cellular handsets to be used directly as SIP endpoints. It uses a software-defined radio to generate its air interface and uses Asterisk or yate as its network interface.
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