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To turn the encoder off, select the profile you will be using in the
Manage Profiles
menu and select
Edit
. Under
each folder, both
Local
and
Remote
, there is a
Transmit On/Off
option. By selecting this, you can then turn the
transmit to off by unchecking the
On
box.
We’ll give two examples of multi-streaming scenarios. The first is an environment where the ACCESS that is serving
the multi-stream initiates the calls, and in the second the serving ACCESS accepts all its incoming connections.
In the “multi-streamer as caller” model, two different profiles will be built on ACCESS A. The first profile, labeled
“Multi-Duplex,” will be defined as a normal, full-duplex ACCESS connection. The encoder to be used will be selected
in the
Local Encoder
section, and the stream desired in return will be defined in the
Remote Encoder
section.
The second profile is called “Multi-Simplex”, and in this profile the
Remote Transmitte
r is turned
Off
. Most other
selections in this profile are irrelevant.
User A will define remote connections for ACCESS B, C, and D. He will assign the “Multi-Duplex” profile to ACCESS B,
and “Multi-Simplex” profile to the others. He will then establish a connection with ACCESS B first, followed by C and D.
In model number 2, where the serving ACCESS accepts all incoming connections, all the profiles are built on the
Remote Receivers
. ACCESS B will use a simple profile by defining the encoders in each direction and assign it to
ACCESS A. ACCESS C and D will each define a profile with their Local Encoders turned off. ACCESS B should connect
first. When C and D connect, they will hear the same stream as B, regardless of how their remote encoders are set
in their profiles.
In a multi-streaming environment, the first man wins. For example, the first connection made between units will
determine the encoders used for all others. After the first full-duplex connection is made, all other attempts at
full-duplex connections to either end will be rejected.
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