Dialogic® SS7HDC Board

Application Notes

• Introduction to Monitoring Use Cases using Dialogic® DSI SS7HD Network Interface Boards
  Monitoring applications serve various important roles, such as network management and for providing subscriber services. This application note provides an introduction to monitoring applications using example cases that include the Dialogic® DSI SS7HD Network Interface Boards, and provides an overview of operating a monitoring application.
• USSD Services for Interactive Mobile Users
  The application note describes the implementation of an interactive Unstructured Supplementary Service Data (USSD) service for GSM mobile users.  Sample code is included within the document.
• Using Dialogic® Distributed Signaling Interface Components for IS-41 Short Message Service
  This application note provides a demonstration and information about developing an IS-41 SMSC application that combines the functions of SMSC and SME using Dialogic® DSI Components.
• Enabling Dual-Chassis Fault Tolerance with the Dialogic® DSI SIGTRAN Stack
  This application note describes how the DSI SIGTRAN Stack can be used to create a dual-resilient SIGTRAN M3UA-based platform that offers high availability and a high degree of fault tolerance.
• Implementing a Media Resource Control Protocol (MRCP) Client Application with Dialogic® Telecommunications Products
  This application note provides detailed information about the classes and commands that make up the MRCP V2 client library. Dialogic developed this library to provide a starting point for integrating MRCP-based applications with Dialogic® products to create next-generation speech solutions.
• Guide to Dialogic® System Software, Operating Systems, and Dialogic® Products
  This guide is designed to provide updated information in table format about currently available system releases and the operating systems they support. This information can help you choose the telecom board you need for a particular operating system configuration.
• Enabling Dual Chassis Fault Tolerance with Dialogic® Signaling Boards
  In order to achieve “five nines” availability and a high degree of fault tolerance in an SS7 signaling environment, an SS7 end point can be spread over two chassis using Dialogic® Signaling Distributed Architecture (SigDiA) enabled components. Dialogic® SS7 components are designed for this dual chassis approach and provide the architecture for splitting a point code over two active SS7 protocol engines. This application note discusses the design and implementation of such a dual chassis method for achieving high availability and fault tolerance using Dialogic® SS7 signaling boards.
• Color Ring Back Tone — Building Feature-Rich Wireless Applications with Dialogic® Signaling Solutions
  This application note describes the implementation of a Color Ring Back Tone (CRBT) wireless service. Focusing on the technologies and signaling involved, this document demonstrates how service providers can integrate CRBT into an existing Signaling System 7 (SS7) wireless application using Dialogic® Signaling Distributed Architecture (SigDiA) enabled building blocks.
• Performance Characteristics of an Dialogic® SS7HDP SS7 Board
  This application note shows the achievable performance of an Dialogic® SS7HDP board: the SS7HDPD4TE
• Creating SS7 Circuit-Switched Applications using Dialogic® Global Call API
  This application note describes the installation and configuration of circuit-switched telephony systems that combine Dialogic^® Signaling Boards and Dialogic® DM3 Media Boards on platforms based on Linux and Windows® operating systems.
• Adding Location-Based Services to Existing Architectures
  This application note provides an overall view of Location-Based Services (LBS), describes the signaling and technology involved, and discusses how Dialogic® signaling components can be used in implementing such services.

Brochure

• Dialogic and Efficient Network Infrastructures
  Dialogic has field-proven products and solutions to enable customers to extract the most from current networks while also supporting the delivery of new revenue-generating services. From switching to transport to service creation, Dialogic supplies technology to create, manage, control, and optimize voice, video, and data sessions simultaneously.
• Dialogic and Mobile Value Added Services

  Service Providers are not only being asked to deliver greater bandwidth to mobile devices, but their customers are also looking for more innovative services, including video, voice, location services, and commerce transactions.

Case Study

• Zain in Jordan Sees ROI in Five Months with New Messaging and Service Offerings
  After a highly competitive proposal process, Zain in Jordan chose Jinny Software to create its new value-added services platform. Jinny used its Media Resource Server technology and built the platform using Dialogic® DM3 Media Boards and Dialogic® Distributed Signaling Interface (DSI) Components.
• Pharos Avantgard SMS System V Handles More Than 50 Million Messages Per Day for MTN South Africa's 20 Million Mobile Subscribers

  Pharos Avantgard SMS System V is a high-volume SMS solution that is built on Dialogic® Distributed Signaling Interface Components, including high-density signaling boards and signaling stacks

• Etisalat Sri Lanka Deploys Globitel's Roaming Solutions for Its More Than 3.5 Million Customers

  Etisalat Sri Lanka understands both the challenges and the importance of providing unique and sustainable roaming services to attract customers, whether inbound or outbound. Because quality and user satisfaction are top criteria, Etisalat Sri Lanka chose three of Globitel's Roaming Solutions (Feel@Home, RoamSalute, and Intelligent Traffic Steering) because they aim to provide high levels of reliability and interactivity. These services also encourage roamer loyalty with superior quality and a user-specific interface that easily promotes SMS and data usage while allowing insight into roamer behaviors and service usability tracking.

• JSC Ingenium Allows CELL C to Offer SIP-Based Services via SS7 to Its Subscribers
  With its CAMEL IWF (InterWorking Function) Gateway, JSC Ingenium is allowing CELL C, the third largest mobile operator in South Africa, to integrate exciting next-generation SIP-based value-added mobile services into its conventional SS7 network. JSC Ingenium uses Dialogic® Distributed Signaling Interface (DSI) Components for signaling, switching, and transcoding in its CAMEL IWF Gateway and other solutions because DSI Components help to make these solutions easy to deploy, interoperable with TDM or IP, and very scalable.
• Fast CRBT Growth for Guangdong Mobile
  Color Ring Back Tone (CRBT) has replaced the monotonous ring tones of the past with pleasing music, warm greetings, and interesting advertising. CRBT can not only reflect the unique personality of the caller but also provide a pleasurable experience for the person called, adding variety and enjoyment to a simple communications process. 
• Call Notify SMS Service Helps GloBul Build Customer Satisfaction
  GloBul, the second-largest wireless operator in Bulgaria, has added a new service to help its customers handle missed calls. The new service, known as Call Notify, was built on the JN Missed Call Notification (MCN) system from Bulgarian telecom solution supplier Applicata, and was based on a fully redundant SS7 configuration from Dialogic.
• SMS Messaging in SS7 Networks: Optimizing Revenue with Modular Components
  Telecom equipment manufacturers (TEMs) and service providers are searching for ways to generate revenue from new services. Applications utilizing enabling short message service (SMS) can be an ideal way for these businesses to increase income without making a major infrastructure investment.

White Paper

• Succeeding with SMS Today
  The expansion of mobile network services as well as subscriber growth is as vibrant as ever. Today’s challenge continues to be delivering signaling platforms with ever richer feature sets and improved performance at a lower cost. This paper focuses on an important mobile network service application, Short Message Service (SMS), and solutions from equipment vendors and building block suppliers that meet the challenges facing SMS service providers who constantly require new and improved signaling strategies because of increased competition. 
• Grow Revenue and Reduce Time to Market with Modular Communications Building Blocks
  Wireless service providers worldwide are continuously trying to stay competitive and increase their revenue per subscriber by bringing profitable and reliable value-added services to market quickly and inexpensively. In recent years, applications such as short message service (SMS) and color ring back tones (CRBT) have flourished in the consumer market, especially in Asia-Pacific and Europe.
  Another mobile application poised for strong growth in the consumer and business markets is location-based services (LBS). Developing with flexible building blocks is ideal for this technical and economic challenge.
• Color Ring-Back: Personalized Services for Increased Revenue
  Telecom operators have sharpened their focus on building profitable new revenue streams by offering value-added services – both to attract new subscribers and to retain the loyalty of their existing customers 
• Network Monitoring and Technology Challenges
  This white paper presents a brief overview of network monitoring. It also discusses different network monitoring types and technologies: TDM (T1/E1, BRI, and analog), SS7 (monitoring within the service provider network), and session monitoring (IP and web).