Select the software layer
Map SIP Client Engine, E-DVA and softDSP to the signaling, gateway and media functions required by the product.
Integrate SIP signaling, gateway applications and media processing into customer-owned communications products.
For manufacturers and ODMs: scope signaling, the embedded voice application and media processing separately, then define the interfaces and integration responsibilities.
Integrate SIP signaling, gateway applications and software media processing into a customer-owned communications product using M5T software components and engineering support.
Map SIP Client Engine, E-DVA and softDSP to the signaling, gateway and media functions required by the product.
Confirm CPU, memory, operating system, interfaces, codecs, concurrency and lifecycle requirements.
Define integration work, licensing, support, maintenance and product release ownership.
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A starting point for your project. Review the model data sheet before ordering.
Add SIP signaling to an OEM application or device.
Integrate an embedded voice application into an OEM platform.
Add software-based voice and media processing to your product.
Define the software layer, platform interfaces and validation responsibilities for your product.
The OEM defines the market, user experience, hardware and product lifecycle.
Business logic calls the required signaling, gateway or media functions.
SIP Client Engine, E-DVA or softDSP supplies the selected voice capability.
The integration is mapped to supported platform services and development tools.
Compute, codecs, networking and telephony interfaces determine the validated design.
Each layer is validated against the layer below it; performance cannot be inferred from the SDK alone.
Reference flow — carrier, platform, jurisdiction and field requirements determine the production design.
Review the target platform, component interfaces and acceptance criteria before committing to an integration.
Confirm OS, processor, interfaces, concurrency, codecs and lifecycle against the selected component documentation.| Decision area | Integration risk | M5 architecture | Acceptance evidence |
|---|---|---|---|
| Interoperability | Assume systems will connect | Normalize signaling and media at a defined boundary | Documented end-to-end call tests |
| Security | Expose internal voice domains | Apply identity, topology and transport controls | Approved routes, certificates and logs |
| Continuity | Skip platform qualification | Define a supported integration scope | Platform and component acceptance tests |
| Operations | Treat go-live as the finish line | Assign monitoring, updates and escalation ownership | Runbook, backups and support entitlement |
Share the product, deployment and target outcome. M5 will identify the right technical and commercial path.