Tieline Bridge-IT, User Manual

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Bridge-IT Manual v4.0
8. Press the down navigation button to select Jitter (jitter buffer) and press to select a
different automatic jitter buffer setting for your connection. Alternatively you can enter a fixed
jitter buffer value in milliseconds (maximum 5000 ms). The default
Auto, Best Compromise
setting is a good starting point for most internet connections.
9. Press the down navigation button to select FEC and press to view selection options.
Use the navigation buttons to select the FEC percentage you want to use and press .
10. Navigate to Routing to configure routing options as per the table below:
Routing Type
Options:
Default No Dial Route or Answer Route is configured. An incoming call will be
routed to an audio stream on a first-come, first-served basis in a multi-
stream program. Note: By default IP streams are routed using audio
ports.
Deterministic Use of Dial and Answer Routes is not usually necessary over IP
because dedicated ports or Line Hunt mode call answering is
employed. However dial routes can be used over IP when a single
stream on an answering codec answers using POTS and/or ISDN
connections, as well as IP. This effectively creates an answering group
using different transports.
Line Hunt
Create line hunt groups for multiple incoming callers on a first come,
first served basis. This is ideal for separating groups of inputs and
outputs between different studios or stations. See
Line Hunt Call
Answering for more information.
11. Navigate to G3 Profile to configure profile settings when dialing a Tieline G3 Codec.