Common ISDN Application Programming Interface - Revision history

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	The CAPI Interface in its current release (CAPI 2.0) supports a variety of [[signaling protocol]]s ([[D channel]] protocols), e.g. [[Digital Subscriber System No. 1\|DSS1]] and [[FTZ 1 TR 6]]. The interface operates in the [[OSI model]] between layer 3 and 4, but only controls layers 1 to 3.		The CAPI Interface in its current release (CAPI 2.0) supports a variety of [[signaling protocol]]s ([[D channel]] protocols), e.g. [[Digital Subscriber System No. 1\|DSS1]] and [[FTZ 1 TR 6]]. The interface operates in the [[OSI model]] between layer 3 and 4, but only controls layers 1 to 3.

	Besides popular signaling protocols for [[Integrated Services Digital Network\|ISDN]], implementations of CAPI for [[Asynchronous ~~transfer~~ ~~mode~~\|ATM]], [[GSM]] and [[~~Voip\|~~VoIP]] ([[H.323]] and [[Session Initiation Protocol\|SIP]]) exist, thus CAPI applications can be used directly on communications infrastructure. Special extensions for protocol-specific features were defined several years ago for ATM.		Besides popular signaling protocols for [[Integrated Services Digital Network\|ISDN]], implementations of CAPI for [[Asynchronous Transfer Mode\|ATM]], [[GSM]] and [[VoIP]] ([[H.323]] and [[Session Initiation Protocol\|SIP]]) exist, thus CAPI applications can be used directly on communications infrastructure. Special extensions for protocol-specific features were defined several years ago for ATM.

	== External links ==		== External links ==

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Intro

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	The '''Common ISDN Application Programming Interface''' (short '''CAPI''') is an [[Integrated Services Digital Network\|ISDN]]-conformant standardized [[Interface (computer science)\|software interface]]. With the help of CAPI, [[computer]] software intended for the use with ISDN can be provided, without knowledge of the deployed, proprietary [[ISDN card]].		The '''Common ISDN Application Programming Interface''' (short '''CAPI''') is an [[Integrated Services Digital Network\|ISDN]]-conformant standardized [[Interface (computer science)\|software interface]]. With the help of CAPI, [[computer]] software intended for the use with ISDN can be provided, without knowledge of the deployed, proprietary [[ISDN card]].

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	The '''Common ISDN Application Programming Interface''' (short '''CAPI''') is an [[Integrated Services Digital Network\|ISDN]]-conformant standardized ~~[[software]]~~ [[Interface (computer science)\|interface]]. With the help of CAPI, [[computer]] software intended for the use with ISDN can be provided, without knowledge of the deployed, proprietary [[ISDN card]].		The '''Common ISDN Application Programming Interface''' (short '''CAPI''') is an [[Integrated Services Digital Network\|ISDN]]-conformant standardized [[Interface (computer science)\|software interface]]. With the help of CAPI, [[computer]] software intended for the use with ISDN can be provided, without knowledge of the deployed, proprietary [[ISDN card]].

	CAPI was designed from 1989 by [[Germany\|German]] manufacturers ([[AVM GmbH\|AVM]], Systec, Stollmann). Since 1991, CAPI is being developed further by ''CAPI Association e.V.'' [[Implementation]]s exist for different [[operating system]]s, including [[Linux]] and [[Microsoft Windows]].		CAPI was designed from 1989 by [[Germany\|German]] manufacturers ([[AVM GmbH\|AVM]], Systec, Stollmann). Since 1991, CAPI is being developed further by ''CAPI Association e.V.'' [[Implementation]]s exist for different [[operating system]]s, including [[Linux]] and [[Microsoft Windows]].

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clear marketing wording, remove things that won't happen (as ISDN is practically dead)

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	The CAPI Interface in its current release (CAPI 2.0) supports a variety of [[signaling protocol]]s ([[D channel]] protocols), e.g. [[Digital Subscriber System No. 1\|DSS1]] and [[FTZ 1 TR 6]]. The interface operates in the [[OSI model]] between layer 3 and 4, but only controls layers 1 to 3.		The CAPI Interface in its current release (CAPI 2.0) supports a variety of [[signaling protocol]]s ([[D channel]] protocols), e.g. [[Digital Subscriber System No. 1\|DSS1]] and [[FTZ 1 TR 6]]. The interface operates in the [[OSI model]] between layer 3 and 4, but only controls layers 1 to 3.

	Besides popular signaling protocols for [[Integrated Services Digital Network\|ISDN]], implementations of CAPI for [[Asynchronous transfer mode\|ATM]], [[GSM]] and [[Voip\|VoIP]] ([[H.323]] and [[Session Initiation Protocol\|SIP]]) exist, thus CAPI applications can be used directly on ~~cutting edge~~ communications infrastructure. Special extensions for protocol-specific features were defined several years ago for ATM~~. Specification extensions for [[Voip\|VoIP]] (codec negotiation, advanced addressing, etc.) will be available shortly~~.		Besides popular signaling protocols for [[Integrated Services Digital Network\|ISDN]], implementations of CAPI for [[Asynchronous transfer mode\|ATM]], [[GSM]] and [[Voip\|VoIP]] ([[H.323]] and [[Session Initiation Protocol\|SIP]]) exist, thus CAPI applications can be used directly on communications infrastructure. Special extensions for protocol-specific features were defined several years ago for ATM.

	== External links ==		== External links ==

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grammar

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	The '''Common ISDN Application Programming Interface''' (short '''CAPI''') is an [[Integrated Services Digital Network\|ISDN]]-conformant standardized [[software]] [[Interface (computer science)\|interface]]. With the help of ~~the~~ CAPI~~-Interface~~ [[computer]] software intended for the use with ISDN can be provided, without knowledge of the deployed, proprietary [[ISDN card]].		The '''Common ISDN Application Programming Interface''' (short '''CAPI''') is an [[Integrated Services Digital Network\|ISDN]]-conformant standardized [[software]] [[Interface (computer science)\|interface]]. With the help of CAPI, [[computer]] software intended for the use with ISDN can be provided, without knowledge of the deployed, proprietary [[ISDN card]].

	CAPI was designed from 1989 by [[Germany\|German]] manufacturers ([[AVM GmbH\|AVM]], Systec, Stollmann). Since 1991 CAPI is being developed further by ''CAPI Association e.V.'' [[Implementation]]s exist for different [[operating system]]s, including [[Linux]] and [[Microsoft Windows]].		CAPI was designed from 1989 by [[Germany\|German]] manufacturers ([[AVM GmbH\|AVM]], Systec, Stollmann). Since 1991, CAPI is being developed further by ''CAPI Association e.V.'' [[Implementation]]s exist for different [[operating system]]s, including [[Linux]] and [[Microsoft Windows]].

	Through the [[European Telecommunications Standards Institute\|ETSI]] CAPI 2.0 was introduced as standard ETS 300 324 (Profile B).		Through the [[European Telecommunications Standards Institute\|ETSI]], CAPI 2.0 was introduced as standard ETS 300 324 (Profile B).

	Primarily CAPI was designed for data transfer over [[ISDN]]. The specification has been extended multiple times, thereby it became important to the area of voice- and fax-communication. Because pure data transfer over IP-based networks is dominant in modern times, CAPI is being used primarily in the scope of voice applications (voice mail, [[Interactive voice response\|IVR]], call-center, voice conference systems etc.), for fax-servers and combined systems ([[Unified Messaging\|UMS]]).		Primarily, CAPI was designed for data transfer over [[ISDN]]. The specification has been extended multiple times, thereby it became important to the area of voice and fax communication. Because pure data transfer over IP-based networks is dominant in modern times, CAPI is being used primarily in the scope of voice applications (voice mail, [[Interactive voice response\|IVR]], call center, voice conference systems, etc.), for fax servers and combined systems ([[Unified Messaging\|UMS]]).

	The CAPI Interface in its current release (CAPI 2.0) supports a variety of [[signaling protocol]]s ([[D channel]] protocols), e.g. [[Digital Subscriber System No. 1\|DSS1]] and [[FTZ 1 TR 6]]. The interface operates in the [[OSI model]] between layer 3 and 4 but only controls layers 1 to 3.		The CAPI Interface in its current release (CAPI 2.0) supports a variety of [[signaling protocol]]s ([[D channel]] protocols), e.g. [[Digital Subscriber System No. 1\|DSS1]] and [[FTZ 1 TR 6]]. The interface operates in the [[OSI model]] between layer 3 and 4, but only controls layers 1 to 3.

	Besides popular signaling protocols for [[Integrated Services Digital Network\|ISDN]], implementations of CAPI for [[Asynchronous transfer mode\|ATM]], [[GSM]] and [[Voip\|VoIP]] ([[H.323]] and [[Session Initiation Protocol\|SIP]]) exist, thus CAPI applications can be used directly on cutting edge communications infrastructure. Special extensions for protocol-specific features were defined several years ago for ATM. Specification extensions for [[Voip\|VoIP]] (codec negotiation, advanced addressing etc.) will be available shortly.		Besides popular signaling protocols for [[Integrated Services Digital Network\|ISDN]], implementations of CAPI for [[Asynchronous transfer mode\|ATM]], [[GSM]] and [[Voip\|VoIP]] ([[H.323]] and [[Session Initiation Protocol\|SIP]]) exist, thus CAPI applications can be used directly on cutting edge communications infrastructure. Special extensions for protocol-specific features were defined several years ago for ATM. Specification extensions for [[Voip\|VoIP]] (codec negotiation, advanced addressing, etc.) will be available shortly.

	== External links ==		== External links ==

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	* [http://www.capi.org capi.org]		* [http://www.capi.org capi.org]
			* [https://github.com/larsimmisch/capisuite CapiSuite] A Python scriptable ISDN telephony suite with an answering machine.
	* [http://www.capisuite.org capisuite.org] Website of CapiSuite, an implementation for Linux (not maintained since 2006)

	[[Category:Integrated Services Digital Network]]		[[Category:Integrated Services Digital Network]]

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	* [http://www.capi.org capi.org]		* [http://www.capi.org capi.org]
			* [http://www.capisuite.org capisuite.org] Website of CapiSuite, an implementation for Linux (not maintained since 2006)
	* [http://www.bluestacks.com]

	[[Category:Integrated Services Digital Network]]		[[Category:Integrated Services Digital Network]]

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	[[Category:Integrated Services Digital Network]]		[[Category:Integrated Services Digital Network]]

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	* [http://www.capi.org capi.org]		* [http://www.capi.org capi.org]
			* [http://www.bluestacks.com)
	* [http://www.capisuite.org capisuite.org] Website of CapiSuite, an implementation for Linux (not maintained since 2006)

	[[Category:Integrated Services Digital Network]]		[[Category:Integrated Services Digital Network]]

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	The '''Common ISDN Application Programming Interface''' (short '''CAPI''') is an [[Integrated Services Digital Network\|ISDN]]-~~conform~~ standardized [[software]] [[Interface (computer science)\|interface]]. With the help of the CAPI-Interface [[computer]] software intended for the use with ISDN can be provided, without knowledge of the deployed, proprietary [[ISDN card]].		The '''Common ISDN Application Programming Interface''' (short '''CAPI''') is an [[Integrated Services Digital Network\|ISDN]]-conformant standardized [[software]] [[Interface (computer science)\|interface]]. With the help of the CAPI-Interface [[computer]] software intended for the use with ISDN can be provided, without knowledge of the deployed, proprietary [[ISDN card]].

	CAPI was designed from 1989 by [[Germany\|German]] manufacturers ([[AVM GmbH\|AVM]], Systec, Stollmann). Since 1991 CAPI is being developed further by ''CAPI Association e.V.'' [[Implementation]]s exist for different [[operating system]]s, including [[Linux]] and [[Microsoft Windows]].		CAPI was designed from 1989 by [[Germany\|German]] manufacturers ([[AVM GmbH\|AVM]], Systec, Stollmann). Since 1991 CAPI is being developed further by ''CAPI Association e.V.'' [[Implementation]]s exist for different [[operating system]]s, including [[Linux]] and [[Microsoft Windows]].

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	[[File:LOGO CAPI RGB.jpg\|220px\|right]]		[[File:LOGO CAPI RGB.jpg\|220px\|right]]
	The '''Common ISDN Application Programming Interface''' (short '''CAPI''') is an [[Integrated Services Digital Network\|ISDN]]-conformant standardized ~~[[software]]~~ [[Interface (computer science)\|interface]]. With the help of CAPI, [[computer]] software intended for the use with ISDN can be provided, without knowledge of the deployed, proprietary [[ISDN card]].		The '''Common ISDN Application Programming Interface''' (short '''CAPI''') is an [[Integrated Services Digital Network\|ISDN]]-conformant standardized [[Interface (computer science)\|software interface]]. With the help of CAPI, [[computer]] software intended for the use with ISDN can be provided, without knowledge of the deployed, proprietary [[ISDN card]].

	CAPI was designed from 1989 by [[Germany\|German]] manufacturers ([[AVM GmbH\|AVM]], Systec, Stollmann). Since 1991, CAPI is being developed further by ''CAPI Association e.V.'' [[Implementation]]s exist for different [[operating system]]s, including [[Linux]] and [[Microsoft Windows]].		CAPI was designed from 1989 by [[Germany\|German]] manufacturers ([[AVM GmbH\|AVM]], Systec, Stollmann). Since 1991, CAPI is being developed further by ''CAPI Association e.V.'' [[Implementation]]s exist for different [[operating system]]s, including [[Linux]] and [[Microsoft Windows]].

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	[[File:LOGO CAPI RGB.jpg\|220px\|right]]		[[File:LOGO CAPI RGB.jpg\|220px\|right]]
	The '''Common ISDN Application Programming Interface''' (short '''CAPI''') is an [[Integrated Services Digital Network\|ISDN]]-conformant standardized [[software]] [[Interface (computer science)\|interface]]. With the help of ~~the~~ CAPI~~-Interface~~ [[computer]] software intended for the use with ISDN can be provided, without knowledge of the deployed, proprietary [[ISDN card]].		The '''Common ISDN Application Programming Interface''' (short '''CAPI''') is an [[Integrated Services Digital Network\|ISDN]]-conformant standardized [[software]] [[Interface (computer science)\|interface]]. With the help of CAPI, [[computer]] software intended for the use with ISDN can be provided, without knowledge of the deployed, proprietary [[ISDN card]].

	CAPI was designed from 1989 by [[Germany\|German]] manufacturers ([[AVM GmbH\|AVM]], Systec, Stollmann). Since 1991 CAPI is being developed further by ''CAPI Association e.V.'' [[Implementation]]s exist for different [[operating system]]s, including [[Linux]] and [[Microsoft Windows]].		CAPI was designed from 1989 by [[Germany\|German]] manufacturers ([[AVM GmbH\|AVM]], Systec, Stollmann). Since 1991, CAPI is being developed further by ''CAPI Association e.V.'' [[Implementation]]s exist for different [[operating system]]s, including [[Linux]] and [[Microsoft Windows]].

	Through the [[European Telecommunications Standards Institute\|ETSI]] CAPI 2.0 was introduced as standard ETS 300 324 (Profile B).		Through the [[European Telecommunications Standards Institute\|ETSI]], CAPI 2.0 was introduced as standard ETS 300 324 (Profile B).

	Primarily CAPI was designed for data transfer over [[ISDN]]. The specification has been extended multiple times, thereby it became important to the area of voice- and fax-communication. Because pure data transfer over IP-based networks is dominant in modern times, CAPI is being used primarily in the scope of voice applications (voice mail, [[Interactive voice response\|IVR]], call-center, voice conference systems etc.), for fax-servers and combined systems ([[Unified Messaging\|UMS]]).		Primarily, CAPI was designed for data transfer over [[ISDN]]. The specification has been extended multiple times, thereby it became important to the area of voice and fax communication. Because pure data transfer over IP-based networks is dominant in modern times, CAPI is being used primarily in the scope of voice applications (voice mail, [[Interactive voice response\|IVR]], call center, voice conference systems, etc.), for fax servers and combined systems ([[Unified Messaging\|UMS]]).

	The CAPI Interface in its current release (CAPI 2.0) supports a variety of [[signaling protocol]]s ([[D channel]] protocols), e.g. [[Digital Subscriber System No. 1\|DSS1]] and [[FTZ 1 TR 6]]. The interface operates in the [[OSI model]] between layer 3 and 4 but only controls layers 1 to 3.		The CAPI Interface in its current release (CAPI 2.0) supports a variety of [[signaling protocol]]s ([[D channel]] protocols), e.g. [[Digital Subscriber System No. 1\|DSS1]] and [[FTZ 1 TR 6]]. The interface operates in the [[OSI model]] between layer 3 and 4, but only controls layers 1 to 3.

	Besides popular signaling protocols for [[Integrated Services Digital Network\|ISDN]], implementations of CAPI for [[Asynchronous transfer mode\|ATM]], [[GSM]] and [[Voip\|VoIP]] ([[H.323]] and [[Session Initiation Protocol\|SIP]]) exist, thus CAPI applications can be used directly on cutting edge communications infrastructure. Special extensions for protocol-specific features were defined several years ago for ATM. Specification extensions for [[Voip\|VoIP]] (codec negotiation, advanced addressing etc.) will be available shortly.		Besides popular signaling protocols for [[Integrated Services Digital Network\|ISDN]], implementations of CAPI for [[Asynchronous transfer mode\|ATM]], [[GSM]] and [[Voip\|VoIP]] ([[H.323]] and [[Session Initiation Protocol\|SIP]]) exist, thus CAPI applications can be used directly on cutting edge communications infrastructure. Special extensions for protocol-specific features were defined several years ago for ATM. Specification extensions for [[Voip\|VoIP]] (codec negotiation, advanced addressing, etc.) will be available shortly.

	== External links ==		== External links ==

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	[[File:LOGO CAPI RGB.jpg\|220px\|right]]		[[File:LOGO CAPI RGB.jpg\|220px\|right]]
	The '''Common ISDN Application Programming Interface''' (short '''CAPI''') is an [[Integrated Services Digital Network\|ISDN]]-~~conform~~ standardized [[software]] [[Interface (computer science)\|interface]]. With the help of the CAPI-Interface [[computer]] software intended for the use with ISDN can be provided, without knowledge of the deployed, proprietary [[ISDN card]].		The '''Common ISDN Application Programming Interface''' (short '''CAPI''') is an [[Integrated Services Digital Network\|ISDN]]-conformant standardized [[software]] [[Interface (computer science)\|interface]]. With the help of the CAPI-Interface [[computer]] software intended for the use with ISDN can be provided, without knowledge of the deployed, proprietary [[ISDN card]].

	CAPI was designed from 1989 by [[Germany\|German]] manufacturers ([[AVM GmbH\|AVM]], Systec, Stollmann). Since 1991 CAPI is being developed further by ''CAPI Association e.V.'' [[Implementation]]s exist for different [[operating system]]s, including [[Linux]] and [[Microsoft Windows]].		CAPI was designed from 1989 by [[Germany\|German]] manufacturers ([[AVM GmbH\|AVM]], Systec, Stollmann). Since 1991 CAPI is being developed further by ''CAPI Association e.V.'' [[Implementation]]s exist for different [[operating system]]s, including [[Linux]] and [[Microsoft Windows]].