Sunnyvale, CA — (press releaes excerpt) — Jungo Software Technologies Inc. today announced the launch of its embedded software components product line. The product line includes UPnP, USB Host, and USB Remote NDIS software stacks enabling device manufacturers to keep pace with today's expanding network requirements for device connectivity and interoperability. By providing high quality, small footprint drivers and protocol stacks and interfaces, Jungo's embedded software components facilitate device manufacturers in quickly and easily incorporating the hottest connectivity protocols — UPnP, USB Host, and USB Remote NDIS functionality — into their embedded products. Operating systems supported include Linux, Embedded Linux, and VxWorks.

Jungo's UPnP Stack complies with the UPnP 1.0 specification and provides UPnP device architecture compliant APIs, including embedded HTTP/U/MU server/client and XML parser. As a member of the UPnP Forum, Jungo is committed to constantly maintaining certification and up-to-date features of its UPnP stack.

Jungo provides a complete, small footprint, high quality Universal Serial Bus (USB) stack, including interfaces that enable software and device manufacturers to incorporate standard USB connectivity in either their host or peripheral products. Jungo's USB Host Stack, compliant with the USB 1.1 specification, supports Full speed and Low speed, with High-speed support available upon request. Control, Bulk, Interrupt and Isochronous data transfers are supported.

To implement Remote NDIS on peripheral devices, Jungo provides a USB Remote NDIS slave stack, which can be easily embedded into the network device firmware by the device manufacturer. The stack supports the Remote NDIS Specification revision 1.0.

 
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