Tieline Bridge-IT XTRA, User Manual

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Important Note: Auxiliary IP data connections are not possible between the codec and G3
Commander and i-Mix codecs over multi-unicast connections. See RS232 Data
Configuration for detailed information on RS232 data and see "Enabling Relays and RS232
Data" for more information on relay operations.
6. Configure the IP address, ports, and then specify which streaming interface is used to dial this
connection, e.g. Primary ( LAN / ETHERNET port and default setting) or VLAN if configured.
Note: By default Any will select Primary .
Important Notes: The Remote Audio Port is the codec port at the remote end of the link
to which you are sending audio. The Local Audio Port is the port used by the local codec
to receive audio from the remote codec. When Tieline Codecs is the Session Protocol
selected (using Tieline sesssion data), the Local Audio Port is automatically configured as
UDP audio port 9000 by default. This is the default audio port used by all Tieline IP codecs
for the first audio stream connection. Click to deselect the
Automatic check-box to change
this setting.
Click Save Program to save the program with the default algorithm, jitter and FEC settings which
are physically entered in the codec. Alternatively, click Next to specify individual algorithm, jitter
buffer, FEC and auto reconnect settings for this audio stream (recommended).
7.
Click the drop-down arrows on the right-hand side of each text box to adjust the Encoding
,
Sample rate
or
Bit rate
options.