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Computer telephony architectures: MVIP, H-MVIP, and SCbus

R. Flegg

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The author discusses the objectives of a computer-telephony integration (CTI) bus for the PC, TDM, network synchronization, digital switching, multichassis connections, MVIP bus technologies, SCbus technology, and CTI client server architectures.

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The author discusses the objectives of a computer-telephony integration (CTI) bus for the PC, TDM, network synchronization, digital switching, multichassis connections, MVIP bus technologies, SCbus technology, and CTI client server architectures.

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The author discusses the objectives of a computer-telephony integration (CTI) bus for the PC, TDM, network synchronization, digital switching, multichassis connections, MVIP bus technologies, SCbus technology, and CTI client server architectures.

Key concepts: Telephony, Computer science, Telecommunications, Computer network, Synchronization (alternating current), Voice over IP, Voice communication, Embedded system

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