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Aeta Audio Systems Scoopy+ User Manual

Aeta Audio Systems Scoopy+ User Manual (128 pages)

Mono / Stereo portable audio codec ISDN / POTS / MOBILE / IP

Brand: Aeta Audio Systems | Category: Conference System | Size: 5 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
3
1 Presentation - Getting Started

7
2 Functions

13
- Transmission Interfaces
  14
  - Ethernet/Ip Interface
    14
  - ISDN Interfaces
    16
  - POTS Interface
    17
  - Mobile Network Access
    18
  - Managing Calls
    19
- Audio Encoding and Decoding
  20
  - G711 Coding
    21
  - Mobile Telephony Coding: GSM , AMR
    21
  - Mobile HD Voice Coding: AMR-WB
    21
  - CELP Coding
    21
  - G722 Coding
    22
  - TDAC Coding
    22
  - 4SB ADPCM Coding
    22
  - MPEG Audio Layer 2 Coding
    23
  - MPEG AAC Algorithms
    23
- Audio Interfaces
  24
  - Analogue Inputs
    24
  - Mixed Inputs
    25
  - Analogue Outputs
    25
  - Audio Monitoring
    25
  - International Sound
    25
  - USB Interface
    26
  - Extension Interface
    26
  - Recorder
    26
  - Audio Routing
    27
- Auxiliary Functions
  31
  - Transmission of Relays
    32
  - Use Isolated Relays
    32
  - Data Channel
    32
- Supervision and Control Interface
  33
- Local" Control
  33
- Embedded Html Server: "Web
  33
3 Operation

35
- General Principles - Control Means
  35
- Physical Description of the Equipment
  36
  - Front Panel
    36
  - Rear Panel
    39
- Installation and Set up
  41
  - Mounting and Connections
    41
  - Initial Set up
    41
- Initial Setup of the Ethernet Interface
  42
- Managing Links
  44
  - Setting up and Releasing Links
    44
  - Auto-Redial Feature
    44
- First Level Maintenance
  45
  - Using the Test Loops
    45
4 Detailed Operating Mode - User Interface

46
- Equipment Start-Up
  46
- Principles for the Navigation
  47
- Dialing and Text Input Keypad
  48
- Description of the Menus
  49
  - Network Sub-Menu
    50
  - Algorithm Sub-Menu
    59
  - Audio Sub-Menu
    60
  - Profiles Menu (Directories)
    62
  - Tools / about Sub-Menu
    63
  - Misc Sub-Menu
    64
  - Maintenance Sub-Menu
    66
- Setting up a Link
  67
- Management of the Configuration Profiles
  80
  - Setting up a Coordination Channel
    81
- Restricted Operation Mode
  82
  - Principles
    82
  - Locking the Front Panel
    82
  - Unlocking the Front Panel
    82
  - Lost the Password
    83
- Clearing All Settings
  84
- Backing up and Restoring the Configuration
  84
- Displaying Received SMS
  84
- Record on SD-CARD
  85
  - Settings
    85
  - Record
    86
  - Play
    86
  - Edit
    86
  - Send by FTP
    87
5 Operating Mode - Embedded HTML

88
- Accessing the SCOOPY+ Html
  88
- Principles of Operation with Html
  89
- Status" Tab
  90
- Connections" Tab
  91
- Profiles" Tab
  92
- Remote Profiles" Page
  92
- Local Profiles" Page
  92
  - Snapshots
    92
  - Network" Tab
    93
  - Change Network" Page: Default Interface Selection
    93
  - Ethernet Parameter" Page
    93
  - Aoip Parameter" Page
    94
  - ISDN Parameter Page
    95
  - POTS Parameters" Page
    95
  - Mobile Parameter" Page
    96
  - Audio" Tab
    97
  - Coding" Tab
    99
  - Misc" Tab
    100
  - Maintenance" Tab
    101
  - Login Data" Page
    101
  - Tests" Page
    101
  - System Update" Page
    101
  - Reset" Page
    102
  - Event Log" Page
    103
  - Setup Transfer" Page
    104
  - Alarm" Tab
    105
6 Technical Characteristics

106
- Characteristics of Interfaces
  106
  - Analogue Audio Inputs
    106
  - Analogue Audio Outputs
    106
  - Headphone Outputs
    106
  - Ethernet Interface
    106
  - ISDN Interfaces
    107
  - POTS/PSTN Interface
    107
  - Antenna Socket (Mobile Networks)
    107
  - Batteries Supply
    107
  - DC Power Supply
    108
- Audio Performance
  109
  - Transmission Gain
    109
  - Amplitude-Frequency Response
    109
  - Group Delay Distortion
    109
  - Idle Channel Noise
    109
  - Total Distortion Vs Frequency and Level
    110
  - Crosstalk
    110
  - Gain and Phase Difference between Channels
    110
- Network Protocols and Ports
  111
- Dimensions and Weight
  111
- Environmental Characteristics
  111
- Options
  112
  - Network Options
    112
  - Other Options
    112
- Accessories and Related Products
  113
7 Annexes

115
- Additional Information on the Algorithms and Protocols Used
  115
  - Auxiliary Data in the MPEG Frames
    115
  - Reed-Solomon Encoding
    115
  - H221 Framing
    115
- Overview of the SIP Protocol
  116
  - What Is SIP
    116
  - Setting a Link with SIP
    116
  - Setting a Link Without a SIP Server
    117
- Some Methods to Deal with NAT Routers and Firewalls
  118
- Notice Regarding Open Source Code
  123
8 Index

124

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