Summary of Contents for Digital Voice Systems VC-20-MR2
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IGITAL OICE The Speech Compression Specialists …10100110101110101001 Voted To be The BEST… YSTEMS M ean Opinion Score ( M O S or D M O S) B est Vocoder C lean (M O S ) Background Noise Condition …101111010100110101 A M B E Voice Coder @ 3.6 kbs A v g .
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Digital Voice Systems, Incorporated. Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of this manual. However, Digital Voice Systems, Inc. makes no warranties with respect to the documentation and disclaims any implied warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose.
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Agreement shall remain in full force and effect. 12.0 Notices 12.1 Any notices to DVSI which may be given hereunder shall be in writing and sent to: Digital Voice Systems Inc., 234 Littleton Road, Westford, MA., 01886, U.S.A. VC-20 AMBE™ Vocoder Board User’s Manual...
The Speech Compression Specialists Product Introduction General Information The Digital Voice Systems, Inc. (DVSI) VC-20-MR2 voice codec is a full-duplex real-time voice processing board. The VC-20-MR2 contains proprietary software which implements the Advanced Multi-Band Excitation (AMBE™) voice coding algorithm. DVSI grants a license to its customers to use this software according to the terms established in the attached AMBE™...
Connections are made to the VC-20-MR2 using the attached DIN 41612 connector which is described in Sections 4 and 5. The user must supply the VC-20-MR2 with a 5v digital power supply and a +/-5v analog power supply. It is preferable to decouple the analog supply from the digital supply by using separate power supplies.
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Section 2 - VC-20 AMBE™ Vocoder Board Overview The VC-20-MR2 can be connected to a modem or similar device as shown in Figure 3. The modem or the VC-20-MR2 can generate the clocks (TXCK and RXCK) and frame synchronization (FMEN and FMDE). The modem reads the data from the encoder on the data line TXD.
Note that for proper operation any background noise present in the speech must be short term stationary and have a level less than -25 dBm0. The RATE signal controls which version the VC-20-MR2 voice codec runs. Holding the RATE high selects the 4.8kbs. system , holding it low selects the 2.4kps.
INPwr.UT to the VC-20-MR2 OUTPwr.UT from the VC-20-MR2 RESERVED (Leave Unconnected) Note: Many Reserved signals are used to monitor the internal state of the VC-20-MR2. To ensure proper operation all reserved signals must be left unconnected. page 10 ROW B...
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DESLNCE is low. DINRS DINRS is a VC-20-MR2 reset signal. An active high level on DINRS for a duration of at least 300 ns will reset the VC-20-MR2. DINRS will generate RESX and RESET.
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(high). GND, AGND GND is the digital ground signal and AGND is the analog ground signal. These signals are connected on the VC-20-MR2. HD_SD The HD_SD signal must be set low to enable soft-decision decoding or held high to disable soft decision decoding.
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Section 6 – Advanced Features RESX RESX is the reset status output signal. It is active when the VC-20-MR2 is being reset. The VC-20-MR2 is reset under three conditions: during power-up, as a result of DINRS being asserted, or as a result of a Watch-Dog Timer reset. This signal is an active low output.
VC-20-MR2 on-board jumpers Connector Signals Jumper VC-20-MR2 DTMF Tone Data The VC-20-MR2 supports dtmf detection, transmission, and generation. The encoder detects and transmits dtmf tones, and the decoder decodes and generates dtmf tones, in support of standard telephony requirements In addition, if the VC-20 encoder detects a dtmf tone it activates the DTMF_DET signal for four clock cycles of TXCK and simultaneously outputs (LSB first) four bits of data on DTMF_DAT which identify the dtmf tone which was detected.
The Speech Compression Specialists Frequency 697 Hz. 770 Hz. 852 Hz. 941 Hz. 697 Hz. 770 Hz. 852 Hz. 941 Hz. 697 Hz. 770 Hz. 852 Hz. 941 Hz. 697 Hz. 770 Hz. 852 Hz. 941 Hz. VC-20 AMBE™ Vocoder Board User’s Manual...
If you have any problems with the VC-20 AMBE™ or have questions about its operation, please contact: VC-20 AMBE™ Vocoder Board User’s Manual Section 7- DVSI Services & Support Digital Voice Systems, Inc. 234 Littleton Road Westford, MA 01886 USA Phone: (978) 392-0002...
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