The TSN stack is supplied as a static library and provides a C++ API with methods and callbacks for all required features. 

Once initialised, the stack will call-back when it needs the use of memory, device drivers, or networking features. For example, to send an ethernet packet, or save something in flash memory.

The OEM application is responsible for marshalling samples into and out of the audio buffers and informing the stack of the current read and write positions though regular calls to the relevant stack methods. From these calls and packet timestamping information the stack's audio service precisely calculates any fine adjustment required to the system clock in order to keep the audio phase-aligned with the network media clock source.

Redundancy configurations are supported, ensuring seamless fallback in the event of one network failing.

Builds are available for Windows, Mac, Linux, ARM M7 & M4, ready to be integrated into both desktop and embedded solutions. We can also provide custom builds for your desired platform.