Streaming
Audio is transmitted using RTP over UDP. This requires no special configuration other than
defining the UDP ports to be used for the communication.
Figure 6.3: Steaming screen (default UDP settings)
UDP Receiver Port
Default: 3030
You can also select 0 if the port is disabled or enter a different number for receiving an
RTP/UDP stream, between 0 (disabled) and 65535.
UDP Tx Source Port
Default: 0
This setting is only used with a custom software application. The default number 0 causes a
random port to be used. Enter a specific source port number when sending an RTP/UDP
stream. Enter a value between 0 and 65535.
Back channel
Default: ON
The Backward Signal Data (Back) channel may be turned ON or OFF. Set to ON if audio or
control data should be send back to the transmitter device.
Back channel period
Default: 0 x 100 milliseconds
The Back channel period determines the rate at which control data is sent back to the audio
transmitter within the range 100 ms to 4 s. The audio transmitter will then update the control
output at a rate between 300 ms and 12 s.
6.2.2
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