joyn 1.2.

2 (Hotfixes)
Blackbird & Crane Supported
RCS 5.1
Rich Communication Suite
The Summit RCS client is a standards compliant smartphone, PC and tablet
client that meets GSMA RCS requirements for Rich Communication
Services based on IMS. Summit's RCS client delivers an enhanced user
experience that facilitates the management of multiple voice and video
sessions, messaging, and advanced calling functionality. Developed using
the Summit IMS SDK, the cross platform Summit RCS client is based on
IETF, OMA, 3GPP, and GSMA standards and is supported on iOS devices,
Android devices, Windows smartphones & tablets, set-top boxes,
HTML5/WebRTC as well as on OS X and Windows desktops.
Enriched Call
IMS voice sessions (VoIP / VoLTE / VoHSPA)
can be enriched to include media services
such as video, chat, IM, media transfer.
OMA SIMPLE IM 1-1 or 1-N instant messaging
that can be enhanced with images, media,
location and video sharing - OMA CPM -
Support for Integrated Inbox: RCS, SMS & MMS.
Enhanced Messaging
Basic and extended presence information
including geolocation, service capabilities,
taglines and avatars. When a presence server is
not deployed, service capabilities are discovered
through the RCS-e SIP OPTIONS method.
Presence
The Summit RCS Client marks-up the native address
book to highlight RCS service capabilities, and
synchronizes your contacts with a network
Converged Address Book (CAB / NAB).
Enhanced Phonebook
Full customization of the presentation layer
look and behavior is supported, with no
impact on the IMS SDK below it.
Advanced Skinning Framework
The Summit RCS stack exposes three levels of API
control to app developers, providing high-level,
intermediate and fine-grained interfaces.
Developers can add rich communication features
to existing applications, or create their own
services based on RCS infrastructure.
Device RCS API
Uses standards-based methods to detect the
service capabilities of devices on different
platforms and operators, to provide a positive
user experience while highlighting your
network's differentiating services.
Interoperability
Supported Audio Codecs
AMR-NB, AMR-WB, G711 a-law,
G711 u-law, Speex, iLBC, G.722,
G.722,2, OPUS
Supported Video Codecs
H.263, H.263-1998, H.263-2000,
H.264, WebM (VP8)
RCS-e, RCS 5.1 compliant
Extensible XML configuration documents
Simple and flexible templates
Enable / disable features for specific devices, OS version, or client versions
Optional or mandatory client upgrade notification
Active user reporting
Registration reporting
By optionally coupling the Summit RCS client with Summit ACS,
service deployment is simplified with the additional benefit of
serving as a reference implementation for device OEMs.
The Summit Auto-Configuration Server (ACS) improves
time-to-market by focusing on an operator's specific RCS
configuration requirements as well as providing a customizable
and adaptable interface to existing provisioning systems across
multiple device OEMs, ranging from smartphones to tablets.
Service Provisioning
Auto Configuration Server (ACS)
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Summit Tech provides a full-featured, cross-platform Rich Communications Suite (RCS, RCS-e) IMS stack, SDK and clients available for all form
factors of Android, iOS, Windows Phone, Windows, OS X, Linux, BBOS, Symbian, J2ME, Adobe Flash and HTML5. Individual SDK components
and enablers within Summit's SDK are decoupled building blocks that can be integrated with existing stacks and clients provided by carriers and
OEMs. In addition, Summit's enhanced user-experience (UX) framework is available to OEMs allowing for the creation of a unique RCS flow that
integrates seamlessly with existing components.
Auto-provisioning over the air, secondary device
provisioning over WLAN (Tablet, PC)
RCS 5.1 and RCS-e v1.2.2
RCS 5.1, RCS-e specification v1.2.2
GSMA RCS roadmap
Instant Messaging using OMA SIMPLE or CPM
RCS 5.1 and RCS-e enhancements
GSMA IR.79 - Image Share Interoperability
GSMA IR.74 - Video Share Interoperability
OMA CAB v1.0, S-CAB
Capability discovery via SIP OPTIONS or Presence Server (PS)
anonymous subscribe, Dual-stack capability interworking
Integrated Messaging (unified inbox): RCS, SMS, MMS
Session-based 1- to-1 & group chat, Deferred message
delivery, conversation history, IMDN
File transfer thumbnail, store & forward, pause & resume,
geo-location push / pull, vCard share
Image share over CS, 1-way and 2-way live video share over CS
Converged Address Book: Synchronizing address book across
different devices and platforms by storing it on the network
RCS/RCS-e
Advanced
Communications
RTP voice and video calls, coupled with RTCP-based
connectivity feedback, preconditions, SRTP, DTMF events
RCS 5.1
3GPP TS 26.114 Multimedia Telephony
RFC 5245 Interactive Connectivity Establishment (ICE)
GSMA IR.58/92 IMS Profile for Voice and SMS,
GSMA IR.94 IMS Profile for Conversational Video
NAT Traversal by use of STUN/TURN protocol (if required)
N-way conference calls and supplementary services for VoIP
and VoLTE
Voice and Video breakout over Wi-Fi, HSPA & LTE for all-IP
network convergence
Jitter buffer, implemented with separate characteristics for audio and video
Video rotation awareness
Adaptive video bitrate
Integration with platform-provided codecs or hardware optimized SW codecs
Acoustic Echo Cancellation and Noise Reduction - optimized for performance on mobile devices
Audio/Video
Communication
Optimized
Components
Symmetric presence authorization, XDMS (Ut), supporting RCS
standard lists: granted, revoked, blocked, SPI-only lists, RLS and
watcher-info subscription
RCS Release 5.1
RCS Release 5.1
RCS Release 5.1
RCS Release 5.1, Summit
Social presence: Availability, portrait icon, tagline, geo-
location, nickname, homepage, VIP & non-VIP contacts
Multi-device presence: Synchronizing own live presence,
resource lists and perm-presence across multiple UEs
Presence information extensions: Facebook, Twitter & more
Social Presence
Registration and authentication over IPv4 or IPv6, sigcomp,
Voice and Video calling, emergency calling, TLS
Multiple registrations (one number, request forking) using
sip.instance or GRUU
3GPP TS 24.229 IP multimedia call
control protocol
RFC 5626, 5627, 5628
3GPP TS 24.173 IMS multimedia telephony
communication service and supplementary services
3GPP TS 24.341 Support of SMS over IP networks
RFC 3262
RFC 5626
IMS stack components written in C/C++
2-Way Conversational Video including in-session
upgrades and downgrades, call hold and pause
Telephony supplementary services
SMS over IP
QoS negotiation using reliable provisional responses
SIP keep-alives to sustain TCP/TLS/UDP connections over
Wi-Fi/public access
Low memory footprint, optimized for battery life
16kHz HD Audio+Video Call using H.264, AMR NB/WB
(Narrow/Wide-Band), G.722, iLBC, OPUS
Core Functionality
Summit Techs IMS stack has
been verified against several
first-tier IMS cores, SBCs and
application servers