What does OSI stand for?

The LynxOS real-time operating system allows system developers to achieve real-time performance with open system interfaces.

With our embedded firmware and open system interface, we provide customers with next-generation fiber optic technology in a system-ready platform.

Service management features are based on open system interfaces and allow cable operators to establish and enforce QoS policies and service profiles that can be applied to a subscriber or groups of subscribers to simplify provisioning and allow rapid addition of new customers.

Characteristics of the open system interface include: Feature Benefit - Synchronous 32-bit data bus - High bandwidth system interface (more than 1Gbps) - Little Endian and Big Endian - Processor-independent Data Formats (Intel/Motorola/Other) - 8 bit command/status bus - Simple system integration - Independent 128 Byte Tx/Rx - Supports fast-burst data transfers FIFOs for each channel Pricing and Availability Pricing in 1,000 piece quantities for the SEEQ 84301 is $53; the SEEQ 8431 is priced at $37.

Additional Features Offered by the ULTRA Series For maximum integration into the customer's existing computer systems, ULTRA provides a complete set of open system interfaces for full CTI connections, including links to ACDs (Automatic Call Distributors) and ACD/PBXs (Private Branch Exchanges) to control call center recording: links to predictive dialers to capture outbound calling information; and links to turret systems for financial trading floor information recording and management.