6.7.2. Establishing an IP communication in PROXY SIP mode.
• Ensure that the equipment is powered up and controlled by the software.
• Establish the appropriate audio configuration (analog/digital input mode, gains, routing
of inputs to the codec, suitable encoding, analog output mode).
• Check that there is incoming audio to the channel (CH1 or CH2) that we are going to
use to establish the communication: the “Tx“ indicator in the individual codec control
window , in the general configuration screen and in the list
view will change to green .
• Go to general configuration screen and
configure “INTERFACE” as “SIP, Proxy
based”.
• Enter “I/F Setup“ and click on “SIP Parameters”.
Check the SIP server configuration (“Proxy
Provider”). Select one that is already configured
from the list, for example the default “AEQ”, or
otherwise go to ”Manage Providers”, create a
“New provider” and fill in the following fields:
name, port, address of the server (either its IP or
URL), SIP interface and, if necessary, check the
“Register” field. In this case, you also need to re-
write the “Authentication” data in the channel’s
SIP parameters so they match those in the new
server, as the ones by default are only for “AEQ”.
Note that, in case you specify the SIP Server by
its URL instead of its IP address, the DNS Server
must be correctly configured and reachable (at
“Configuration” “Ethernet”).
You can also select a SIP account from a previously created and stored list by means of
the drop-down menu “Proxy SIP Accounts”. See section 5.1.7.1 of “AEQ
ControlPHOENIX” user’s manual.
•
Select the working mode to traverse NAT devices (“NAT Traversal”) that is more
adequate for the network the unit is connected to.
NOTE: It is recommended that you follow Application Notes 0-A or 0-C, according to the
type of equipment’s connection.
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