Configure Mono Or Stereo + Ifb Answering Programs - Tieline Merlin PLUS User Manual

Configure Mono or Stereo + IFB Answering Programs

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This program is designed to allow Merlin and Merlin PLUS codecs to answer a call from an
incoming codec and receive:
1. A bidirectional mono or stereo audio stream connection.
2. A separate bidirectional mono IFB audio stream for communications.
A remote Merlin, Merlin PLUS or ViA codec can dial into a studio Merlin or Merlin PLUS codec to
create these audio stream connections.
Merlin PLUS at the studio connects to a remote Merlin (Note Aux/input 3 IFB routing
Answering Mono + IFB Calls from Tieline G3 Codecs
The G3 Mono Peer-to-Peer + IFB program template can be used to configure a specific jitter buffer
setting on a Merlin or Merlin PLUS when answering calls from Tieline Commander and i-Mix G3
codecs which are using a Man Dflt Mono/IFB profile. A Merlin codec will automatically detect an
incoming Man Dflt Mono/IFB call from a G3 codec, but to configure the jitter buffer setting
independently requires a G3 Mono Peer-to-Peer + IFB answering program to be loaded on the
Merlin or Merlin PLUS with appropriate settings.
Connecting with Two Separate Codecs
A Merlin or Merlin PLUS codec can accept 2 calls to create a Mono or Stereo Peer-to-Peer + IFB
program. For example, an i-Mix G3 could dial and transmit stereo program and a second IP codec
or smartphone running the Report-IT application can connect and deliver a bidirectional mono IFB
audio stream.
Important Note: Remember to
Mono or Stereo Peer-to-Peer + IFB program using two devices at the remote site. This
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Merlin codec at the studio connects to a remote Merlin codec
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lock the program in the studio codec when connecting a
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