Aztek's AV5 Protocol Stack Successfully Deployed in over 30 Countries and 17 Different Types of Local Exchange (LE) Telecommunication Switches

Aztek's AV5 Protocol Stack Successfully Deployed in over 30 Countries and 17 different types of Local Exchange (LE) telecommunication switches.

(PRWEB) December 14, 2003 --

Boulder, CO- Aztek Engineering's V5 protocol stack, which was first deployed while the ETSI V5 Standard was being finalized in 1995, has continued its expansion of capabilities, standards compliance, market adaptations, and proven market interoperability.

Recently added capabilities include optimizations for large-scale (more than 30k subscriber ports), fault tolerant configurations; Non-service affecting Software Upgrade, PSTN relay function for Voice Gateways supporting VoATM; and integration with cPCI products.

Standards compliance has been maintained with the addition of ETSI V5 2nd Edition compatibility: ETS 300 324-1 V2.1.1 (2000-04) and ETS 300 347-1 V2.2.2 (1999-12). The 2nd Edition conformance has been proved by the successful completion of the ETSI ATS: ETS 300 324-4 Version 04, Date 09.2000 and ETS 300 347-4 Version 05, Date 12.2000.

AV5 has been enhanced with market adaptations in the past three years for Korea, Spain, China, and Germany.

Market Interoperability has expanded with successful testing in more than 30 countries including:[1

Australia     Brazil     Brunei     China     Denmark     Czech Republic     Egypt     France     Germany     Guatemala     Hong Kong     India     Indonesia     Italy     Japan     Korea     Lebanon     Malaysia     Mexico     Netherlands     Peru     Philippines     Poland     Portugal     Russia     Saudi Arabia     Singapore     South Africa     Spain     Sweden     Taiwan     Turkey     Venezuela

With the following Local Exchange switch types:

Alcatel 1240
Daewoo
Ericsson AXE-10 (2nd Edition)
Fujitsu F150
Hanhwa
Hanwa
Huawei
Italtel UT100
LGIC TDX 10A
Lucent 5ESS
Mercury TDX100
NEC NEAX
Nokia DX 200,5000
Nortel DMS 100/200
Samsung
Siemens EWSD
Zhong Xing

AV5 continues to be the dominant protocol stack for V5 voice signaling with more than 25 licenses to telecom equipment manufacturers of Access Network products for wireline, fixed-wireless, and optical applications.

1 The following information is based on information reported by our customers.