Difference between revisions of "OpenScape UC Application"
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Revision as of 15:11, 11 December 2008
Here are statements concerning data volume
In order to minimize the needed bandwith there is no exliplict synch mechanism betwenn client and server (i.e. actualization of contact/presence informations has to be manually requested) To give a rough feeling of requested transfer rates: data volume for conatct informations: ca. 150 Byte (e.g. 100 contacts ca 16-17 KB including header information) data volume for conference informations : depends on number of involved OSC participants n : ca. n*160 Byte, eg. one conference with 7 participants: 1050 Byte data volume device information : 500 byte (e.g. List with 10 devices req ca 7 KB) (Not explicit mentioned in this summary are some additional data volumes needed for e.g. Header/envelope informations)
Call establishement:
Via data connection, the mobile client is talking to the facade server. Facase Server is talking to openscape (basic communications). Basic communications is initiating a 3rd party call to your preofered device (could be your mobile phone) and another call to the person you wana talk to. These to calls are then connected.
Here is the list of certified mobile phones:
Blackberry 8100 (V4.2.1)
Blackberry 8820 (V4.2.2)
Nokia E61i (Symbian S60 3rd Edition)
Nokia E65 (Symbian S60 3rd Edition)
Nokia E51 (Symbian S60 3rd Edition)
HP iPAQ hw6940 (Windows Mobile 5 Phone Edition)
HP iPAQ 610 (Windows Mobile 6 Professional)
Link to Client software:
