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L2 Mono 64
Receives L2 Mono 64 (at 56 or 64 kbps) over "line" 1.
G.722
Receives G.722. Zephyr Xstream uses the Statistical Recovery Timing (SRT)
synchronization method. This is a "Dual" mode and behaves the same way as
the L3 Dual/Mono mode. The audio bit stream connected to "Line 1" will be
output on audio channel A, while the stream received on "Line 2" will be output
on audio channel B.
AUTO
This mode will attempt to determine the mode being sent from the far end and
internally set the Receive mode to match. The Sample Rate must be matched
for this to occur.
As the auto mode takes several seconds to determine the correct mode, there
are times you may wish to use a specific setting for Receive. In this case, your
receive mode must be set to decode the stream being sent from the far end.
You will need to know the Transmit ("Xmt" or "Encoder") mode of the far end to
set this correctly.
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The system will display the mode that was found by the AUTO algorithm on the default
screen as well as the CODEC Status screen. You may wish to change your Receive setting to
that mode. This will allow for the fastest audio lock if you disconnect and redial.
AAC‐LD
Receives all AAC‐LD modes except for the AAC‐LD mono 64 mode
AAC‐LD Mono 64
Receives AAC‐LD Mono 64 over "line" 1
AAC
Receives all AAC modes except for the AAC mono 64 and AAC J Stereo 64 modes
AAC 64
Receives AAC Mono 64 and AAC Stereo 64
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