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Should an Ethernet connection be desired, please activate
the radio button for Ethernet. Enter the target address
and, for easier identification, also enter the name of your
connection partner.
You may enter both IP address and plain-text names*
(* only if a name server also exists).
In the same way as the description of ISDN connections,
you can set the audio parameters for the planned connec-
tion here. The menu guides you through algorithm (Layer
2 and Layer 3), mode, bitrate, and finally userdata.
The target address to be entered is dependent on the
desired transmission mode. The entries can be changed
by activating the arrow keys. The following IP connection
types are possible: Point-to-Point, Transmit and Receive.
A bi-directional connection between two units. TCP is
utilised as the protocol, possible transmission errors are
corrected to a certain degree by this protocol. These
entries are marked with an “X” in the Sync column of the
directory.
Should ‘Point-to-Point’ be set for the mode, then the IP
address of the partner unit is to be entered.
The unit functions as a transmitter for broadcast or multi-
cast transmission. UDP is utilised as the protocol, possible
transmission errors can not be corrected. In this mode,
the unit transmits to one or more receivers. Bidirectional
UDP connections are possible when both units are set to
TRANSMIT. Marked with “T” in the directory.
The unit functions as a receiver for a broadcast or a multi-
cast transmission. This setting is the opposite of TRANSMIT.
Marked with “R” in the directory.
Ethernet Connection
IP Connection
Mode
Point-to-Point
Transmit
Receive
OPTICODEC PC Remote
Data Input