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13.
Navigate to the “Bladelink Status”
page on the left side panel on both the blades. The two
blade
’
s information now
should be seen under “Local Blade” and “Remote Blade”
.
The “Local
Blade” is the blade that is associated with that webpage. The “Remote Blade” would be the
other blade that is not associated with that webpage. This is reversed if you look at the other
blade’s webpage. This is shown in Figure 6
-4. The Green LED on the
“Remote Blade”
indicates
that it is properly linked, and the unit is not down.
Figure 6-
4: The “Bladelink Status” page showing the different Local Blades and Remote blades
depending on which website you are looking at.
14.
Confirm when there is a COR input in the ports chosen in steps 8 and 11, there is a PTT on the
opposite side. Figures 6-5 and 6-6 shows Blade-Link properly working. **
In order for audio to
send between the two blades, you need an RTP stream. This is outlined in Section
5.1 RTP
Streaming Audio from a Channel to another RTP Device
. **
