Comrex Access NX, Руководство по эксплуатации продукта

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Under the expanded profile, you will also see two additional folders named Local and Remote .
You’ll use the Local Settings to determine how your NX behaves, and the Remote Settings will determine how the
ACCESS on the far end behaves.
The Local Settings and Remote Settings available are identical, so we will only cover the Local Settings .
Connection Timeout - Under normal circumstances, a connection will be terminated on one end, and the other end will
drop the connection. However, if a network failure occurs, or a connection is ended abruptly for some other reason, the
system will drop the connection after a pre-determined time. The default is 60 seconds, but this can be shortened or
lengthened here.
Encoder - Using this menu, you can select the encoder used to send audio from this NX (local) as well as the encoder
used to send audio to this ACCESS (remote). The default value of the remote encoder is to follow the local encoder; that
is, it will send exactly the same codec mode it receives. The display will show
Follow Local Encoder under the Remote
Settings folder when this mode is selected.
Transmit On/Off - This option determines whether the selected encoder (local or remote) is actually sending any data.
By default, all encoders are turned on, but there may be circumstances where one-way operation is desired. Selecting
Off under Transmit On/Off in the Local Settings folder disables outgoing audio streaming. In the same way, selecting Off
under Transmit On/Off in the Remote Settings folder disables the incoming audio streaming from the remote encoder.