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Summit Tech offers modular building
blocks to create IMS Rich Communications
Suite (RCS, RCS-e) clients designed and
tailored for your network.
The modules can integrate with an existing
IMS stack or can be adapted to integrate
with clients provided by carriers and
OEMs. In addition, Summit's enhanced
user-experience (UX) framework and service
configuration tool provide OEMs and vendors
the ability to create a unique service flow
resulting in clients ranging from RCS, RCS-e
to VoLTE (IR.92) and 2-way video calling solutions.
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Fully customized solutions differentiating a network's capabilities can be achieved by implementing selected
modules with either currently available
IMS stacks or with our full-featured
and cross-platform RCS IMS stack, available
for Android, Windows, iOS, OSX, Linux,
Symbian, Bada and Adobe Flash. |
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| RCS / RCS-e Advanced Communications
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| Capability discovery
via SIP OPTIONS or Presence Server (PS) anonymous subscribe |
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RCS-e specification v1.1, v1.2 |
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| Session-based 1-to-1
and 1-to-n chat, Deferred message delivery,
conversation history |
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Instant Messaging
using OMA SIMPLE, CPIM, IMDN |
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| File transfer and image
share |
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GSMA IR.79 - Image Share
Interoperability |
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GSMA IR.74 – Video
Share Interoperability |
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| Audio/Video Communication |
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| RTP voice and video calls,
coupled with RTCP-based connectivity
feedback |
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3GPP TS 26.114 Multimedia
Telephony |
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RFC 4733 RTP Payload
for DTMF digits |
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NAT Traversal by use
of STUN protocol
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RFC 5245 Interactive
Connectivity Establishment (ICE) |
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Custom
Optimized
Components |
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Jitter buffer, implemented
with separate characteristics
for audio and video
Adaptive video bitrate
Integration with platform-provided
and hardware-accelerated codecs
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| XDMS network address
book, supporting RCS 3.0 standard lists:
granted, revoked, blocked, SPI-only |
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OMA TS Presence Resource
List Server XDM RCS Release 3 Technical
Realisation |
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| RLS and watcher-info
subscription |
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OMA TS Presence SIMPLE
Specification |
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RCS 3.0 presence: Availability,
tagline,
geo-location, activities, service capabilities |
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RCS Release 3 Technical
Realisation |
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| Core Functionality |
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Summit Tech’s
IMS stack follows the procedures and
conventions listed in GSMA IR.92 “IMS
Profile for Voice and SMS” |
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Registration and authentication
over IPv4
or IPv6, sigcomp, Voice and video calling,
emergency calling |
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3GPP TS 24.229 IP multimedia
call control protocol |
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| Telephony supplementary
services |
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3GPP TS 24.173 IMS multimedia
telephony communication service and
supplementary services |
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3GPP TS 24.341 Support
of SMS over IP networks |
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| QoS negotiation using
reliable provisional responses |
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RFC 3262 |
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| SIP over Transport Layer
Security (TLS) |
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Meets requirements listed in
GSMA IR.92 for delivering Voice over LTE (VoLTE). |
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| AMR Wide-Band G.722.2 16kHz HD PS Audio Call (multiple audio codecs also supported). |
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2-Way Video AVC Calling (H.264, WebM & other codecs supported), upgrade voice to 1 or 2-way video |
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- vCard sharing:
an enhancement for MSRP-enabled
networks for sending
and receiving user-customized profile
information when profile sharing
is not available
- Livecast: Users
can broadcast live video from their
handsets to multiple
endpoints ranging from web browsers,
smartphones and legacy phones
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Web
Breakout and Over-The-Top/Legacy Device
Support
To ensure RCS & RCSE clients have
the widest possible reach, Summit offers
an innovative IMS to web/legacy gateway.
The CORG application server enables
RCS clients to share enhanced communication
with both web users and legacy devices.
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- For web endpoints (PC, Mac &
Linux) signaling and traffic is
encapsulated using the RTMP and
HTTP-based RTMPT protocol supported
by the Adobe Flash player
- GSMA IR.84 support for legacy
handsets is accomplished via RTSP/RTP
re-encapsulation
- Mobile to web call bandwidth
is managed through CORG at both
endpoints to ensure best possible
quality
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