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Under most circumstances, BRIC-Link requires an IP path in both direcons for successful connecons, even when
audio is being sent only one-way. For networks that provide data only in one direcon, it is possible to use
mode to establish and maintain these links. This secon describes how to set that up.
The codec has several compability modes under the channel mode. The units default to a mode that
is compable with the PC-based encoder. This must be changed on both codecs.
• On the BRIC-Link, click the tab and select
• Find and choose to edit the
• Change this seng to Standard and click
The following seng instrucons apply to both codecs in the link (encoder and decoder):
Under , nd the entry. Disable the return channel and
click (or on ACCESS Portable). This will make sure that no channel will be set up in the direcon to the
encoder.
Connecons of this type must be established from the encoding side of the link. A new Prole must be built that
uses the channel mode under the Prole Editor. Choose an outgoing encoder along with any other
special aributes in the prole editor. Name the Prole something descripve like “Simplex”.
Next, create an outgoing remote entry in the address book. Apply the new prole to that entry. Any connecon
made with that entry will connect in a unidireconal fashion.
A remote entry using a unidireconal prole can sll ulize the tools required for automac connecon.
To set up a connecon to be “always acve” (i.e., reconnect in the case of power outage or network failure), choose
that connecon on the tab as the locaon.
To trigger the connecon when an external contact is closed, choose the connecon under one of the
sengs on the tab.
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