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Caller Identification (CLI or Caller-ID)
Caller Identification (also known as Caller-ID ) is a method of
transmitting the information of the caller to the called subscriber via a burst
of FSK or DTMF data during the On-hook/Off-hook state of a Telephony Equipment.
The On-hook transmission of CLI is through FSK or DTMF burst known as type 1 where
as off-hook transmission is with FSK burst know as type 2.
Technical Specification
- Transmission
- FSK and DTMF Caller ID transmission formats for off hook operation
as per ETS 300 659-1 and 659-2
- Reception
- Detection of the dual tone alerting signal as specified in ETS 300 778 - 1 for on hook data reception.
- Detection of the dual tone alerting signal as specified in ETS 300 778 - 2 for off hook data reception. (Both DT-AS specified are same with difference only in the signaling levels).
- Demodulating the FSK data as specified in ETS 300 778 - 2 for off hook operation.
- Supports single data message format (SDMF) and multiple data message format (MDMF)
- Conforms to ETSI recommendation: ETS 300 659-1 & -2 (Europe) specification
- Conforms to BellCore GR-30-CORE, including Bell 202 specification
- Conforms to ITU-T V.23 specification
- Re-entrant Multi-channel Implementation
- C Callable APIs
Applications
- Telecommunication
- Voice over Packet systems
- Automatic Dialers
Platforms
- Currently supported on TI C64x (TMS320C64xx) and TI C64x+/DaVinci (DM644x)
- For further details contact mkt@ittiam.com

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