M34116
®
PCM CONFERENCE CALL
AND TONE GENERATION CIRCUIT
HW AND SW COMPATIBLE WITH M116
1 TO 64 SERIAL CHANNELS PER FRAME
(CONTROLLED BY SYNC SIGNAL PERIOD)
29 MAXIMUM CONFERENCES
1 TO 64 SERIAL CHANNELS PER CONFERENCES
3 SIMULTANEOUS OPERATION MODES
AVAILABLE:
CONFERENCE, TRANSPARENT AND TONE
GENERATION
TYPICAL BIT RATES:
1536/1544/2048/4096 Kbits/s
COMPATIBLE WITH ALL KINDS OF PCM
FORMAT
µ AND A LAW (PIN PROGRAMMABLE)
EQUAL PRIORITY TO EVERY CHANNEL
ONE FRAME AND ONE CHANNEL DELAY
FROM SENDING TO RECEIVING
OVERFLOW INFORMATION FOR EACH CONFERENCE BY PIN OS (OVERFLOW SIGNALLING) AND ON DATA BUS ON MPU REQUEST
INSTRUCTION SET COMPATIBLE WITH M3488
PROGRAMMABLE INPUT AND OUTPUT ATTENUATION OR GAIN FROM 0 TO 15dB
WITH STEP OF 1dB FOR EACH CHANNEL
TONE GENERATION FROM 3.9Hz TO
3938Hz WITH MIN. STEP OF 3.9Hz
TOTAL OF 7 DIFFERENT TONE OUTPUTS
IN PARALLEL PROGRAMMABLE VIA MPU
(MAXIMUM 4 DIFFERENT FREQUENCIES
AND DURATIONS)
1 MELODY OF MAXIMUM 32 PROGRAMMABLE FREQUENCIES AND DURATIONS
5V POWER SUPPLY
TTL
COMPATIBLE
INPUT
LEVELS,
CMOS/TTL COMPATIBLE OUTPUT LEVELS
MAIN INSTRUCTIONS CONTROLLED BY MICROPROCESSOR INTERFACE:
– Channel connection to a conference
– Channel attenuation or gain
– Channel disconnection from both conference
and transparent modes
– Tone and melody generation
– Overflow status
– Operating mode
– Channel status
September 2003
DIP24
ORDERING NUMBER: M34116B1
PLCC28
ORDERING NUMBER: M34116C1
DESCRIPTION
The M34116 is a product specifically designed for
applications in PCM digital exchanges. It is able
to handle up to 64 channels in any conferences
combination from 1 to 29 conferences in parallel
and to generate seven different tones and one
melody.
The parties in a conference must previously be allocated through the Digital Switching Matrix
(M3488) in a single serial wire at M34116 PCM
input (IN PCM pin).
The M34116 is full pin and function compatible
with the M116. In addition, it has the capability to
generate tone directly coded in PCM.
For the conference function, each channel is converted inside the chip from PCM law to linear law
(14 bits). Then it is added to its conference, and
the sample of the previous frame is subtracted
from the conference.
In this way a new conference sum signal is generated.
The channel output signal will contain the information of all the other channels in its conference
except its own.
After the PCM encoding, the data is serialized by
the M34116 in the same sequence as the PCM
input frame, with one frame (plus one channel)
delay and will be reallocated by the DSM (M3488)
at the final channel and bus position.
A programmable attenuation or gain can be set
on each channel and for every function: conference, tone generation and transparent mode.
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This is advanced information on a new product now in development or undergoing evaluation. Details are subject to change without notice.
