Comrex BRIC-Link II, Руководство по эксплуатации продукта

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CONNECTIONS TAB
The Connec ons Tab is the fi rst window in the user interface. This allows for monitoring device connec vity and
controlling connec ons. This tab displays the names and IP addresses of all saved remotes, or “peers”. As seen in
Figure 14 , ac ve connec ons will also display status informa on and the encoding algorithms being used by each
end of the connec on. This informa on is only available during an ac ve connec on.
If there are no other connec ons ac ve, a connec on can be ini ated by selec ng a remote from the list and
clicking “Connect” on the right side of the screen. To end an ac ve connec on, select the ac ve remote and click
“Disconnect”.
By default, three factory remotes appear on the list. These remotes are used for troubleshoo ng connec vity:
1. Loopback : Allows for tes ng of localhost. BRIC-Link II will make an ac ve connec on to itself (input audio
will be encoded then decoded and output from the same unit). This veri fi es proper func onality of the
BRIC-Link II, as well as the chosen audio pro fi les and input/output wiring.
2. Comrex Lab Voice : This provides a talk feed (mono input) from the Comrex headquarters in
Massachuse s, USA for tes ng remote connec ons.
3. Comrex Lab Music : This provides a music feed (stereo input) from the Comrex headquarters in
Massachuse s, USA for tes ng remote connec ons.
CREATING NEW REMOTES
To add a new remote unit to the list, click the Add a new remote connec on icon ( ) on the right side of the
screen. A dialogue box will appear and require the IP address of the remote unit to be input (as seen in Figure 15 ).
Users may assign a Remote Name and either choose an audio Pro fi le or proceed with the “Default Pro fi le”, which
is automa cally selected. To get started, BRIC-Link II includes factory pro fi les to choose from. Custom pro fi les are
possible and are covered in a later sec on (see page 32 ).
A stored remote can be edited using the Pencil icon ( ). In the event that a stored remote is no longer desired, it
can be deleted using the Trash icon ( ).
Note: When adding a remote, the default network port will be UDP 9000 . If the “receiving” unit is set for a
non-standard network port, it must be entered in the “calling” unit’s Remote entry, a er the IP address (e.g.
192.168.7.23:9004).
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