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- Multi-Vendor_Integration_Protocol abstract "The Multi-Vendor Integration Protocol (MVIP) is a hardware bus for computer telephony integration (Audiotex) equipment, a PCM data highway for interconnecting expansion boards inside a PC. It was invented and brought to market by Natural Microsystems Inc (now NMS Communications).Used to build call center equipment using regular PCs, MVIP provides a second communications bus within the computer that can multiplex up to 256 full-duplex voice channels from one voice card to another. Digital voice, fax and video is bussed over a ribbon cable connected at the top of each ISA or PCI card. MVIP products make a PC perform like a small-scale PBX. The protocol accommodated for a variety of expansion boards, including trunk interfaces (usually T1 or ISDN), voice processing boards equipment speech recognition or fax processing. Each board could optionally provide a switch that could interconnect voice channels on the bus, allowing for a flexible routing of calls within the MVIP bus.The MVIP bus was promoted as an alternative to the then-dominant PEB bus by Dialogic Corporation which had much less capacity and was not an open standard.".
- Multi-Vendor_Integration_Protocol wikiPageExternalLink www.mvip.org.
- Multi-Vendor_Integration_Protocol wikiPageExternalLink Overview.htm.
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- Multi-Vendor_Integration_Protocol wikiPageWikiLink Audiotex.
- Multi-Vendor_Integration_Protocol wikiPageWikiLink Category:Computer_buses.
- Multi-Vendor_Integration_Protocol wikiPageWikiLink Category:Computer_telephony_integration.
- Multi-Vendor_Integration_Protocol wikiPageWikiLink Computer_telephony_integration.
- Multi-Vendor_Integration_Protocol wikiPageWikiLink Dialogic_Inc..
- Multi-Vendor_Integration_Protocol wikiPageWikiLink Digital_Signal_1.
- Multi-Vendor_Integration_Protocol wikiPageWikiLink Integrated_Services_Digital_Network.
- Multi-Vendor_Integration_Protocol wikiPageWikiLink Personal_computer.
- Multi-Vendor_Integration_Protocol wikiPageWikiLink Speech_recognition.
- Multi-Vendor_Integration_Protocol wikiPageWikiLinkText "Multi-Vendor Integration Protocol".
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- Multi-Vendor_Integration_Protocol subject Category:Computer_buses.
- Multi-Vendor_Integration_Protocol subject Category:Computer_telephony_integration.
- Multi-Vendor_Integration_Protocol hypernym Bus.
- Multi-Vendor_Integration_Protocol type Automobile.
- Multi-Vendor_Integration_Protocol type Connector.
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- Multi-Vendor_Integration_Protocol comment "The Multi-Vendor Integration Protocol (MVIP) is a hardware bus for computer telephony integration (Audiotex) equipment, a PCM data highway for interconnecting expansion boards inside a PC. It was invented and brought to market by Natural Microsystems Inc (now NMS Communications).Used to build call center equipment using regular PCs, MVIP provides a second communications bus within the computer that can multiplex up to 256 full-duplex voice channels from one voice card to another.".
- Multi-Vendor_Integration_Protocol label "Multi-Vendor Integration Protocol".
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