Difference between revisions of "DNVT2IP"
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DNVT2IP is an open-source hardware + software project released under | DNVT2IP is an open-source hardware + software project released under | ||
GNU Public License version 3. Its primary goal is to provide an | GNU Public License version 3. Its primary goal is to provide an | ||
| − | adapter to interface military surplus Digital Nonsecure Voice Terminals | + | adapter to interface military surplus [[DNVT|Digital Nonsecure Voice Terminals]] |
(DNVTs) to Internet Protocol ([[Wikipedia:Internet_Protocol|IP]]) networks, specifically for use as | (DNVTs) to Internet Protocol ([[Wikipedia:Internet_Protocol|IP]]) networks, specifically for use as | ||
Voice Over Internet Protocol ([[Wikipedia:VOIP|VoIP]]) phones using Session Initiation | Voice Over Internet Protocol ([[Wikipedia:VOIP|VoIP]]) phones using Session Initiation | ||
| − | Protocol ([[Wikipedia:Session_Initiation_Protocol|SIP]]). Supported DNVTs include: | + | Protocol ([[Wikipedia:Session_Initiation_Protocol|SIP]]). Supported DNVTs are planned to include: |
| − | * TA-954/TT | + | * [[TA-954/TT]] |
| − | * TA-1035/U | + | * [[TA-1035/U]] |
| − | * TA-1042A/U | + | * [[TA-1042A/U]] |
The primary source repository for the project is located at: | The primary source repository for the project is located at: | ||
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:[http://www.radionerds.com/index.php?title=DNVT2IP http://www.radionerds.com/index.php?title=DNVT2IP] | :[http://www.radionerds.com/index.php?title=DNVT2IP http://www.radionerds.com/index.php?title=DNVT2IP] | ||
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# Additional regulator(s) if needed. | # Additional regulator(s) if needed. | ||
# Field-Programmable Gate Array ([[Wikipedia:FPGA|FPGA]]) to implement low-level signaling, code detection and generation, [[Wikipedia:Codec|codecs]], and control/data interfaces to the Raspberry Pi board. ''Probably a [http://www.xilinx.com/products/silicon-devices/fpga/spartan-6/index.htm Xilinx Spartan 6] family device?'' | # Field-Programmable Gate Array ([[Wikipedia:FPGA|FPGA]]) to implement low-level signaling, code detection and generation, [[Wikipedia:Codec|codecs]], and control/data interfaces to the Raspberry Pi board. ''Probably a [http://www.xilinx.com/products/silicon-devices/fpga/spartan-6/index.htm Xilinx Spartan 6] family device?'' | ||
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Revision as of 01:54, 28 May 2013
DNVT2IP is an open-source hardware + software project released under GNU Public License version 3. Its primary goal is to provide an adapter to interface military surplus Digital Nonsecure Voice Terminals (DNVTs) to Internet Protocol (IP) networks, specifically for use as Voice Over Internet Protocol (VoIP) phones using Session Initiation Protocol (SIP). Supported DNVTs are planned to include:
The primary source repository for the project is located at:
This page is the primary documentation site for the project, with its original home located at:
The hardware portion of this project shall consist of four major components:
- Custom-designed interface board.
- Raspberry Pi Model B v. 2.0 board to provide controlling processor and network interface.
- An enclosure to protect the assembly.
- External power supply. (5V "wall wart" with USB plug, connected to Raspberry Pi?)
The custom-designed interface board shall inclue the following major features:
- Electrical interface to the DNVT with suitable filtering, line driver and receiver, galvanic isolation, and fault protection.
- Isolated 48VDC power supply to power connected DNVT over 4-wire interface. TBD: Do both pairs need power supplied, or just one pair?
- Additional regulator(s) if needed.
- Field-Programmable Gate Array (FPGA) to implement low-level signaling, code detection and generation, codecs, and control/data interfaces to the Raspberry Pi board. Probably a Xilinx Spartan 6 family device?