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AM360r User Manual
revised 2008.07.11 for
Hardware Rev. A
Firmware Version 1.00.20
Transmit Gain
accepts a number from 0 to 63 representing 64 steps of attenuation or gain
in the audio path from the IP network to the attached radio transmitter. Level 0 represents
the lowest audio level while 63 represents the highest audio level. Follow the procedure
specified in your radio’s technical manual to set this to an acceptable level.
VoIP to Transmitter Mode
determines whether the AudioMate 360r will allow two-way
audio flow or prohibit transmission entirely.
OFF
disables the AudioMate 360r from keying the attached radio transmitter. Use to
prohibit transmission entirely in listen-only applications where the radio should never be
keyed under any circumstances.
Half Duplex
allows transmission over the attached radio, but will not stream receive
audio during transmission. Select this when attached to a control station radio.
Full Duplex
allows transmission over the attached radio while simultaneously sending
receive audio back to the IP network. Select this when attached to a full-duplex repeater
station.
ON
keys the attached radio transmitter full-time regardless of the signals from the IP
network.
PTT Delay
(Hang Time) sets the time period between the end of the IP network stream and
the release of the PTT signal by the AudioMate 360r. This can be useful if the radio unkeys
before all the audio has finished playing out of the buffer. Acceptable values for PTT Delay
range from 0 to 25.5 seconds in increments of 0.1 seconds.
PTT Timeout
sets the maximum duration of a transmission to prevent the attached radio
from typing up the channel, such as an stuck footswitch on a console on the IP network.
Acceptable values for PTT Timeout range from 0 minutes to 25.5 minutes. Typically this
value is set between 1 and 3 minutes for practical applications.
When you are satisfied with all the settings that appear on the
Module Configuration
page,
be sure to click on the button labeled
Update Configuration
at the top of the page. Your
new settings take effect immediately. To revert back to the previously saved values while
editing click the button labeled
Reset Values
at the top of the page.
