Codec Tieline Gateway User Manual page 139

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Select Enable Auxiliary Data to enable synchronized out-of-band data in separate
packets using any algorithm. Only in-band auxiliary data using the Music or MusicPLUS
algorithms is possible when connecting to G3 Commander and i-Mix codecs.
7. Configure destination codec dialing and encoding settings:
For IP connections configure the IP address, ports, and then specify which streaming
interface is used to dial this connection, e.g. Primary (port LAN1) or Secondary (port
LAN2). Note: By default Any will select LAN1 if it is available and LAN2 if it is
unavailable.
Click Next Stream to configure the first audio stream with default algorithm, jitter and
FEC settings which are physically entered in the codec. Alternatively, click Next to
specify individual algorithm, jitter buffer and FEC settings (recommended) and more
connection endpoints.
Click the drop-down arrows on the right-hand side of each text box to adjust the
Encoding
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RS232 Data Configuration
Enabling Relays and RS232 Data
Important Note: The Remote Audio Port is the codec port at the remote end
of the link to which you are sending audio. The Local Audio Port is used by
the local codec to receive audio from the remote codec. When Tieline Codecs
is the Session Protocol selected (using Tieline session data), the default port
value for the Local Audio Port is Automatic. Note: Automatic indicates that
the codec will arbitrarily allocate the local port value and send this information
to the codec to which you are dialing. Click to deselect the Automatic check-
box and change this setting.
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Gateway and Gateway 4 Manual v1.2
for detailed information on RS232 data
for more information on relay operations.
options.
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