
4.3
Advanced information
4.3.1 IP Audio Module
The configuration of this module is via standard web
pages. Using a WiFi device accesses the console as
follows:
1. Connect the cable-bridge joining the RJ45
"Ethernet streaming" to "LAN 3G".
2. Turn on the console MX2400
3. Enable the "streaming" button on the front
panel.
4. Using a Laptop, look for WiFi networks:
5. Connect to the "MX2400" network (password:
streaming)
6. Open a Web browser and enter 192.168.0.90
(fixed IP of the default console). The following
screen appears:
It presents the state of the streamer module MX2400.
The most important parameters are:
•
The audio level, updated each 3 seconds.
•
The state (transmitting or stand by).
At right, a brief help. Once admitted to the general
screen, press the button
[Configuration]
to indicate
the destination address. Here you can access to 2
options:
[Basic Settings] [Advanced Settings]
4.3.2
Audio
Set the audio quality. Available options are:
PCM,
uLaw, MPEG 1 (layer 3)
and
MPEG 2 (layer 3)
. Mono
or stereo.
Allowing different transmission qualities (mono/stereo,
44.1/32/22 KHz, etc.) according to available
bandwidth.
The recommended are
MPEG 2 (layer 3)
at any
sample rate. As more faster, better frequency
response, but requires more bandwidth.
It is also possible to choose between mono and stereo
transmission.
We recommend 'mono' to conventional transmissions. Stereo only
applies to special broadcasts such as music or sports events of
great importance where necessary to transmit more impact and
realism of the environment.
When you select MPEG, it is possible to define an
extra parameter called
'quality'
that
determines the
bitrate
of transmission. The encoding is of variable bit
rate (VBR). The examples listed below can be heard
on our website www.solidynepro.com
MPEG2/Mono/16KHz/Quality=0
generates a VBR
between 24 kbps and 32 kbps, preferably by the rate
of 24 kbps. It is appropriated for transmission of
human voice.
MPEG1(MP3)/Stereo/32KHz/Quality=4
generates a
stream of 96 kbps, stereo.
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