Codec Tieline ViA Quick Start User Manual page 26

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· Tap Remote Session Port to enter the session port number of the remote codec (to which
you are dialing).
· Tap Remote Audio Port to enter the audio port number of the remote codec (to which you
are dialing).
Important Note: The Local Audio Port and Local Session Port can also be configured.
In most situations this is configured by the codec arbitrarily.
5. Tap Save in the top right-hand corner of the TOUCH SCREEN when these settings are configured
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Audio Stream Settings
1. Press the HOME
2. Tap the Audio Stream name to display stream settings.
3. Tap Stream Name to edit the default name.
4. Tap Caller ID to enter an identifier for inbound calls on Tieline codecs.
5. Tap Routing Type to configure routing options as per the table below:
Routing Type Options:
Default
Deterministic
Line Hunt
6. Tap G3 Profile to configure profile settings when dialing a Tieline G3 Codec.
Important Note: The G3 profile setting supports maintaining specific G3 codec settings
when answering a call from a G5 codec.
1. Auto: The codec will dial the G3 codec and connect in mono or stereo. Note: This
button to return to the Home screen, then tap Connections
No Dial Route or Answer Route is configured. An incoming call will be
routed to an audio stream on a first-come, first-served basis in a multi-
stream program. Note: By default IP streams are routed using audio
ports.
Select a Dial Route or Answer Route to configure deterministic routing
of multiple audio streams using transports like ISDN or POTS. Use of
Dial and Answer Routes is not usually necessary over IP because
dedicated ports or Line Hunt mode call answering is employed. However
dial routes can be used over IP when a single stream on an answering
codec answers using POTS and/or ISDN connections, as well as IP. This
effectively creates an answering group using different transports. See
Configuring ISDN Answering or Configuring POTS Answering for more
information.
Create line hunt groups for multiple incoming callers on a first come, first
served basis. This is ideal for separating groups of inputs and outputs
between different studios or stations. See Line Hunt Call Answering for
more information.
is overridden in a ViA codec when a G3 Main + IFB use-case is configured.
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