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− Bit Rate Limit: Enter the maximum bit rate. You can control the network bandwidth by limiting the
bit rate depending on the network traffic.
Audio
I/O
Delay Time: Set the delay time until the relay returns to its idle state in the Monostable mode.
Idle State: Set the physical idle state of a relay output.
− Open: Indicates that the relay is open when the relay state is set to Inactive and closed when the state
is set to Active.
− Closed: Indicates that the relay is closed when the relay state is set to Inactive and is open when the state
is set to Active.
Action: Controls the relay state.
− Active: Clicking the button sets the relay state to Active.
− InActive: Clicking the button sets the relay state to InActive.
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Source Configuration: Displays the source
configuration information (Configuration: audio
source, Name: source name, Use Count: the
number of profiles that use the source, Source
Token: the number of tokens).
Encoder Configuration: Set up an encoder.
− Audio Encoder Configuration: Select an
audio encoder from the list of the audio
encoders supported in the device.
− Name: Assign a name to the selected audio
encoder.
− Use Count: Displays the number of profiles
that use the selected audio encoder.
− Encoding: Select an audio compression codec.
− Bit Rate: Select a bit rate.
− Sample Rate: Select the sampling rate. The
higher the value is, the better the sound quality
and the larger the data size.
Mode: Set the relay mode for the input and
output devices.
− Monostable: After setting the idle state, the
relay returns to its idle state once the delay
time expires.
− Bistable: After setting the idle state, the relay
remains in this state.
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