Samsung OfficeServ 7100 Technical Manual page 429

OfficeServ 7100
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SILENCE SUP:
TO RTP GAIN:
TO PCM GAIN:
MIN JITTER:
MAX JITTER:
JITTER AP:
JITTER AT:
T38 FAX USE:
FAX REDUND.:
FAX ECM:
MAX FAX CNT:
RTCP PERIOD:
MMC: 835
When enabled this function will calculate and eliminate
silence. This results in a lower overall bandwidth, but can
cause audio quality to seem lower.
This setting determines the audio gain for silence
suppression processing during IP to IP conversations. The
default setting of 32 meaning audio will be amplified by 3.2
dB. Valid settings are 18 (1.8 dB) to 38 (3.8dB).
This setting determines the audio gain for silence
suppression processing during IP to TDM conversations. The
default setting of 32 meaning audio will be amplified by 3.2
dB. Valid settings are 18 (1.8 dB) to 38 (3.8dB).
Decides the minimum time to consider delay for jitter
adjustment. The range is 010~300ms.
Decides the maximum time to consider delay for jitter
adjustment. The range is 010-300ms
Jitter Adaptation Period determines the amount of time, in
seconds, audio should be measuring before applying jitter
calculations. The default setting is 1 second. Valid values are
1 to 10 seconds.
Jitter Adaptation Threshold determines the maximum length
in milliseconds of jitter for jitter calculations. The default
setting is 250 milliseconds. The range is any valid 10
millisecond increment between 150 and 500 msec.
Enables the T.38 Fax protocol when using the G.711 audio
codec.
This setting enables the T.38 redundancy method. This
reduces the chances of losing faxes due to poor data
networks. The default setting of 3 is the highest level. Other
settings are 0 ~ 2.
This setting enables fax error correction. This setting has no
effect if FAX REDUND. Above is set to 0.
This is maximum number of channels that can be
simultaneously utilized for Fax-over-IP. The range is 0~4.
This setting determines the frequency that the MGI sends
RTCP report packets. The default setting is 05 seconds. Valid
range is 02 ~ 10 seconds.
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