Industry Telecommunication Founded 1984 | Website www.dialogic.com Type Privately held company | |
Headquarters Milpitas, California, United States Subsidiaries Veraz Networks Ltd, Dialogic (US) Inc | ||
Eicon Networks Corporation was a privately owned designer, developer and manufacturer of communication products founded in 1984 with headquarters in Montreal, Canada. Eicon products are sold worldwide through a large network of distributors and resellers, and supplied to OEMs.
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In October 2006 Eicon purchased the Media & Signalling Division of Intel, known as Dialogic before its purchase by Intel in 1999, which produces telephony boards for PC servers. The combined Eicon/Dialogic company changed its name to Dialogic Corporation at the time of the purchase. It is meanwhile known as Dialogic Inc.
Products
Eicon's products include the Diva Family (Diva Server and Diva Client) and Eiconcard product lines.
Diva Server
Diva Server is a range of telecoms products for voice, speech, conferencing and fax. It supports T1/E1; SS7; ISDN and conventional phone line (PSTN). As of 2008 Eicon Host Media Processing products, "software adapters" that provide VoIP capability for applications, are available.
Diva Server is used in VoiceXML speech servers; SMS gateways; fax and unified messaging and call recording and monitoring.
Diva Client
Diva products are connectivity products for remote access for the home and for remote and mobile workers. They are mostly ISDN or combined ISDN and dialup modems. In the past Eicon produced ADSL and Wifi equipment, but these areas have become dominated by far-eastern manufacturers.
Eiconcard
The Eiconcard connects legacy X.25 systems for tasks such as credit card authorization, SMS, and satellite communications. The Eiconcard has been produced since the company was founded in 1984, and continues to be available.
Graphics Products
Eicon has also produced graphics products alongside their core communications business.
Eiconscript
Eiconscript was a PostScript printing solution which used a laser 'print engine' connected to an intelligent adapter installed inside a PC. The adapter card ran an Eicon developed implementation of the PostScript language.
Eiconjet
Eiconjet was a laser printing solution using a design and hardware similar to Eiconscript. Rather than PostScript, it executed the Hewlett-Packard PCL5 (Printer Command Language). The Eiconjet software was also developed in-house as a Clean Room design.