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VoIP gateway solutions Product bulletin Key features Texas Instruments (TI) offers a broad family of scalable voice over IP solutions (VoIP) • Advanced DSP processing enables based on TMS320C55x™ and TMS320C64x+™ DSP cores and Telogy Software™ products. superior voice quality, functionality and scalability These single-device silicon and software solutions offer many levels of channel densities, • Highly integrated processors enable from 4 to 128 G.711 channels or from 4 to 64 channels of compressed voice with SRTP. lower system costs With this wide variety of offerings, TI has a VoIP solution for every level of product, from • Field-proven software with emphasis small business and enterprise VoIP gateways to service provider access gateway on managing voice and call quality • Most comprehensive range of features applications. Advanced DSP processing enables superior voice quality, functionality and • Largest installed base of solutions with scalability to deliver cutting-edge products with lower system costs. more than 700 million ports shipped • Industry leader in DSP TI’s full range of VoIP solutions offers TI also offers several C64x+™ DSP-based • Committed roadmap support • Code compatibility optimized solution density and faster time to solutions – all based on single-core DSP • Process technology market for manufacturers. With the largest architectures: • Production facilities installed base, TI’s VoIP offerings reduce risk • TNETV2664 • World-class technical support and offer a field-proven technology. With • TNETV2666 • Industry leader in indemnification with broad patent portfolio evaluation modules (EVMs) available for all • TNETV2686 solutions, developers are able to begin • TNETV2689 prototyping and developing new products now, saving time and money on new product Channel TMS320C55x DSP TMS320C64x+™ DSP development. densities VoIP gateway solutions are available in two TNETV2689 voice and video platform architectures to meet the needs of all TNETV2520 128 G.711 gateway platforms. TI offers several highly inte- Pin-compatible 64 G.729AB 64 G.711 grated solutions based on the C55x™ DSP: 32 G.729AB TNETV2686 voice and video • System-on-chip (SoC) solutions 84 G.711 integrating the DSP and RISC cores: 42 G.729AB • TNETV1060 TNETV2666 TNETV2510 voice • TNETV1061 16 G.711 28 G.711 • DSP-only solutions: 8 G.729AB 18 G.729AB Pin-compatible • TNETV2510 – single-core DSP TNETV1060 TNETV1061 TNETV2664 • TNETV2520 – dual-core DSP voice 4 G.729AB 4 G.729AB 14 G.711 These solutions increase system integra- 10 G.729AB tion and performance at reduced power levels and board space for low- to medium-channel TMS320C55x DSP TMS320C64x+ DSP density applications. Voice gateway solutions diagram These highly integrated devices push the TNETV266x envelope on system performance based on TI’s C64x+ DSP technology. The C64x+ DSP core offers several benefits over previous DSP OSC PLL JTAG cores, including: DDR2 32 DDR PLL Timer WDT • 20 percent higher cycle performance • 16-bit compact instructions and SPLOOP EDMA 3.0 buffer to deliver 20-30 percent smaller code size and reduced system cost GPIO • Real-time bandwidth management and DSP subsystem memory protection deliver enhanced L1D 80 KB McBSP development McBSP • Better debugging through exception L2 HPI TMS320C64x+™ 128 KB handling and cache coherency visibility DSP cache Timer x2 MII With many different solutions to choose L1P 32 KB from, TI VoIP gateway solutions give manufac- UART x2 turers the flexibility needed to design the right product for their market. TNETV266x block diagram TNETV266x VoIP gateway solution • 80-KB L1D cache TNETV268x TI’s TNETV266x VoIP gateway solution • 32-KB L1P cache VoIP gateway solution • 128-KB L2 cache integrates Telogy Software products with TI’s While the TNETV266x is for voice-only, • System interfaces: HPI / MII, two McBSP, industry-leading C64x+ DSP to provide a the TNETV268x addresses voice and video two UART, GPIO low-cost, scalable, voice-only solution that can capablities. A key benefit of the TNETV268x • EVM available provide from 8 to 28 or more G.711 chan- is the low-cost scalability available through • Packaging: 16 x 16-mm BGA, 0.8-mm nels with a 128-ms echo canceller tail. Using daisy chaining using the integrated Serial pitch, lead-free the Media Independent Interface (MII) and an Gigabit Media Independent Interface (SGMII) external Ethernet switch, the TNETV266x can be scaled to provide device population options TNETV268x to meet multiple product configurations. In addition to the high-performance C64x+ Video acceleration EDMA 3.0 DSP, the TNETV266x devices offer DDR2 DSP subsystem external memory interface for faster memory Video L1D 80 KB accesses. It also offers all the needed system L2 CC port TMS320C64x+™ DSP 1408 KB x5 interfaces for simpler designs. With two pin- cache compatible TNETV266x devices, TI offers a L1P 32 KB TC TC TC TC solution at the density needed for your gateway product. Supported codecs include G.711, G.726, G.729AB, G.723.1A, G.722 Switched central resource and Internet Low Bit Rate Codec (iLBC). TNETV266x key features: Peripherals System Program/Data storage • C64x+ DSP core operating at: • 400 MHz for the TNETV2664 VLYNQ™ Timer DDR2 EMIF interface 64-bit x2 533 32-bit 16-bit • 600 MHz for the TNETV2666 • Channel densities: Serial interfaces Connectivity • TNETV2664 – 14 G.711 or 10-LBR channels Gigabit switch • TNETV2666 – 28 G.711 or 18-LBR channels TSIP SPI I2C UART • 128-ms echo canceller • T.38 fax relay UHPI GEMAC GEMAC • 32-bit DDR2 with 333-MHz clock • Internal memories: TNETV268x block diagram 2 and internal gigabit switch. With two different TNETV2510 pin-compatible devices available, offering from 84 to 128 G.711 channels with a 128-ms External echo canceller, TI is able to meet the needs of Clock PLL TMS320C55x memory different channel densities and applications. DSP CPU interface Supported codecs include G.711, G.726, Timer 0 IU PL AL DU ROM G.729AB, G.723.1A, G.722 and iLBC. 16 kW The TNETV268x solutions have built-in Timer 1 Peripheral bus peripherals and video acceleration to enable GPIO Instruction video encode/decode/transcode operation. cache 24 kB McBSP 0 This feature will allow manufacturers to use DMA the same hardware architecture to provide a MCBSP 1 controller SARAM voice-only, a video-only, or a voice and video 128 kW product. McBSP 2 DMA bus DARAM TNETV268x key features: EHPI 32 kW • C64x+ DSP core with built-in video coprocessor TNETV2510 block diagram • TNETV2686 operates at 515 MHz • TNETV2689 operates at 900 MHz suite support and increased channel density, processing for T1/E1 enterprise applications. • Channel densities the TNETV2510 is ideal for voice add-on The TNETV2520 can be implemented in • TNETV2686 – 84 G.711 or 42-LBR modules. This VoIP gateway solution supports stand-alone VoIP gateways, as a VoIP gateway channels up to eight channels of LBR vocoders along card in legacy PBX or IP-PBX applications, or • TNETV2689 – 128 G.711 or 64-LBR with a 128-ms echo canceller tail. Supported as a service provider access gateway. channels codecs include G.711, G.726, G.729AB and TNETV2520 combines a dual-core • 128-ms echo canceller G.723.1A. 300-MHz C55x DSP-based device with Telogy • T.38 fax relay Software products to create VoIP gateway TNETV2510 key features: • 32-bit DDR2 with 533-MHz clock platforms targeted at medium-density gate- • C55x DSP core operating at 200 MHz • Internal memories: ways for both enterprise and service provider • Channel densities: • L1D/P: 32 KB each applications. The solution provides voice pro- • Eight channels LBR vocoder or T.38 • L2: 1408 KB cessing and conference bridging capabilities fax relay • ROM: 768 KB supporting 64 channels of G.711, 32 channels • 16 channels G.711 • System interfaces: of G.729AB and 24 channels of G.723.1A. • 128-ms echo canceller • Four-wire CML SGMII Also included in the TNETV2520 solution are • Internal memories: • 16-bit UHPI the needed memory and system interfaces, as • DMA controller • Five dual-channel video ports well as a GbitMAC with GMII port to allow IP • 160 K x 16-bit on-chip RAM • TSIP (TDM: 2x 16-MHz clock) encapsulation on the DSP, lowering the host • 6 K x 16-bit on-chip program/data ROM • VLYNQ™ communications interface processor load. products • System interfaces • GPIO • EMIF TNETV2520 key features: • Internal peripheral: 3-port gigabit • EHPI • Dual C55x DSP core operating at L2 switch • Three McBSP 300 MHz each • EVM available • GPIO • Channel densities: • Packaging: 19 x 19 mm, 0.8-mm pitch, • Two timers • 32 channels LBR vocoder or T.38 fax relay lead-free • EVM available • 64 channels G.711 • Packaging: 240 ball, 15 mm x 15 mm • 128-ms echo canceller TNETV2510 MicroStar BGA™ integrated circuit packages • Internal memories: VoIP gateway solution • 24-kB I-cache/subsystem TNETV2520 • 192-kW/core local data memory TI’s TNETV2510 VoIP gateway solution VoIP gateway solution integrates Telogy Software products with a • 25-kW shared ROM DSP-only architecture to provide a flexible TI’s TNETV2520 VoIP gateway solution, based • 256-kW shared program RAM solution for small business and enterprise on TI’s C55x DSP and Telogy Software prod- • System interfaces gateway applications. With complex features ucts, delivers high-performance voice • Global DMA 3 • Communications subsystem TNETV2520 • Shared peripheral interfaces • EMIF (16 bit @ 150 MHz), supports DDR DSP subsystems • 32-bit HPI (Muxed mode) • Four Enhanced McBSP DARAM DARAM • 10/100/1G GMII (MII) Ethernet TMS320C55x TMS320C55x • Two 6-pin VLYNQ communication DSP core DSP core SARAM interfaces SARAM Peripherals CACHE CACHE Peripherals • 16-/8-bit UTOPIA-2 • EVM available • Packaging: 16 mm x 16 mm SHARED EMIF SHARED GLOBAL RAM ROM UTOPIA TNETV1060 256 KW 256 KW DMA VoIP gateway solution HPI eMcBSP TI’s TNETV1060 VoIP gateway solution eMcBSP integrates Telogy Software products with eMcBSP TI’s C55x DSP-based access communications eMcBSP processor to provide a cost-effective, highly VLYNQ interface integrated SoC for small business equipment gateways.
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