Using The Connection Book; Connection Books, Contacts And Profiles; Connection Books; Network Repository - Digigram IQOYA CALL Series User Manual

3.2. Using the Connection Book
3.2.1 Connection books, Contacts and Profiles
3.2.1.1. Connection books
Connection book is a new concept developed by Digigram.
A Connection Book includes all codecs connection information (named Contacts) and preferred audio settings
(named Profiles).
A Connection Book file can be created and edited in a text editor, but we strongly recommend the use of Digigram's
new codec management system : IQOYA *CLOUD.
IQOYA *CLOUD provides a simple and centralized interface to define and setup any number of Connection Books
that is necessary for the organization. The Connection Books are then exported and uploaded in a network
repository and the Digigram IQOYA codecs can automatically download the relevant Connection Books.
For example, one can setup one Connection book for a mobile fleet, one Connection Book for all in­house studio
codecs, and another Connection Book for a regional branch.
IQOYA *CALL and *CALL/LE codecs can only download one Connection Book concurrently.
Network Repository
Network repository are usually HTTP/HTTPS WebDav repository. The network repository URI includes the filename
of the Connection Book.
Examples of URI:
"https://securedrepository.digigram.com/ConnectionBook.cfg"
or
"http://repository.digigram.com/ConnectionBook.cfg"
The connection parameters to the network repository are set in the codec's configuration pages in the System /
Upload Download Page. (Chapter 2.5.4)
Once exported, the IQOYA *CALL codecs will be able to synchronize to this connection book using this URI
(HTTP/HTTPS only).
Each Connection Book can have its own specific repository.
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