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Binary Systems Products a Super Intelligence company

Products you run.Infrastructure you own.

Binary Systems, the original BSI since 1977, builds products that put the intelligence inside your walls: a phone system on your own server, an AIN call model that brings Intelligent Interworking to communication protocols, a telephone-switch language back on the line, and a scoreboard and timer for Freestyle Judo on iOS. The people who build them stay on the line.

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01 VoxBox VoIP phone system

Build your own communication infrastructure.
Stop renting your voice.

VoxBox is a complete phone system, built on Asterisk, that runs on your server, on your network, under your control. Calls, voicemail and call records stay on hardware you choose, and Binary Systems builds it with you.

  • Built on Asterisk. Compiled from source for your hardware: Asterisk 22 LTS by default, or Asterisk 23.
  • Web-based management. Run the PBX from a browser; your users get their own User Control Panel, and Webmin handles the operating system.
  • Doors locked at install. The installer sets up a firewall and port knocking.
  • Keep your desk phones. Endpoint Manager comes with Polycom SoundPoint templates.
  • Runs where you put it. Debian 13 or Rocky, Alma and other RHEL-family servers, on bare metal or as a virtual machine.
  • No lock-in. Open, standard Asterisk, published on GitHub down to the source.
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VoxBox

02 VAIN Intelligent Interworking

Intelligent Interworking.
The protocol reports. VAIN decides.

VAIN, Visionary Advanced Intelligent Networking, brings Intelligent Interworking to communication protocols. It is the AIN call model, built as a state machine: every point a call can reach is mapped before the first ring, so the switch always knows where a call stands and where it can go next.

  • The AIN call model. Points in call 1 through 17 follow the AIN basic call model as Telcordia publishes it, with an Exception state beside both halves.
  • One machine for every line. Each line, trunk member and softphone owns its own VAIN machine.
  • Events, not edits. A protocol posts an event. If it isn’t valid where the call stands, VAIN ignores it.
  • Any wire, same brain. A new protocol is a new gateway; VAIN stays as it is. IAX2 is the gateway running today.
  • Every call accounted for. A call detail record opens at the attempt and is stamped at connect and disconnect.
  • Private by nature. Routing and authorization run in-process, on your own machine. No outside service to ask.
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VAIN, Visionary Advanced Intelligent Networking

03 PROTEL 2026 open source language

Back on the line.
Catch the bug at compile time, not in the field.

PROTEL, the Procedure Oriented Type Enforcing Language, was designed at Bell-Northern Research in 1975 to program the DMS-100 switches. PROTEL 2026 revives it as a free, open GPLv3 toolchain for macOS and UNIX/Linux, with strict typing that surfaces mistakes when you compile, not when a customer is on the line.

Free · GPLv3
  • Typed to the range. Declare {0 TO 255} and mean it: assign 300 and Pc stops the build with a type error.
  • Native builds. Pc enforces the types at compile time and builds native code with GCC or clang++.
  • Legacy code welcome. --classical restores Nortel DMS case-insensitivity and recognizes PLS edition suffixes.
  • Plays well with others. EXTERNAL and EXPORT connect PROTEL to other languages through the C calling convention.
  • Tools included. The Pb Beautifier, a GNU Emacs mode, man pages and a test suite.
  • Documented. A 97-page Introductory Manual and a 123-page Reference Manual.
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PROTEL: Procedure Oriented Type Enforcing Language

04 Freestyle Judo iOS app

Freestyle Judo.
There’s an app for that.

A timing and scorekeeping app for “Judo, the way it ought to be.” The Freestyle Judo iOS app is a complete scoreboard and interval timer for Judo and Jiu-Jitsu matches under International Freestyle Judo Alliance (IFJA) rules, designed to be open-ended with the minimalist in mind, just like the competition format.

  • Swipe to set. Swipe the timer up or down to adjust the match length or the scoreboard.
  • Context-sensitive buttons. Start and stop the Osaekomi timer, award points or signal Ippon.
  • Train with it. An interval timer for high-intensity randori workouts, with Background Music mode for your playlist.
  • Big-screen scoreboard. Mirror the display on a large monitor through Apple TV.
  • Rules on board. The complete AAU Freestyle Judo Rules manual, for judoka, coaches and referees.
  • Stay current. Touch the logo when the match is stopped for the latest information and videos at freestylejudo.org.

Grab Freestyle Judo for your favorite iOS device, and don’t be afraid to grab legs in Judo anymore. Developed by Binary Systems.

The Freestyle Judo scoreboard on iPad: match clock, White and Red scores, and scoring buttons Available on the App Store

Installation and support

Want it installed and supported?
Our team stays on the line.

Installation, configuration, training and support for these products come from Binary Systems Professional Services. Technical support and professional services are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

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Address

Binary Systems, Inc.
4000 Telecom Parkway
Richardson, TX 75082
USA

Email

Sales: sales@binary-systems.com
Support: support@binary-systems.com

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