Telos Zephyr Xstream Two-Way Radio User Manual


 
USER’S MANUAL
Section 11: THE WORKS – Detailed Menu Reference 207
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COMPTIBILITY TIP!
The Zephyr Xstream cannot receive two stereo feeds from the far end (after all, where would
the audio be output?).
When connected to two different sites simultaneously, you can receive an audio feed back
from each using G.722 or L3 Dual/Mono.
AACStereo
AACJStereo
TheseworksimilarlytotheequivalentLayer3modes(seeabove).Two
connectionsarerequired.Thesemodesareimportantsincetheyofferthebest
qualityeveroverasingleISDNBRIcircuit.
Offers15kHzaudiofrequencyresponse,whenthesamplerateissetto32kH
z
and20kHzresponsewhenthesamplerateissetto48kHz.
AACMono128
ThisusesbothBchannelstransmitasingleaudiochannelusingtheaudiofrom
inputA.
Offers15kHzaudiofrequencyresponsewhenthesamplerateissetto32kHz
and20kHzresponsewhenthesamplera
teissetto48kHz.
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COMPATIBILITY TIP!
When two channels are required for transmission (i.e. for Stereo, J-Stereo, and Mono 128) an
"inverse multiplex" (IMUX) scheme must be used to break the standard MPEG data stream
into two streams for transmission.
In AAC and AAC-LD, the Zephyr Xstream uses the Telos Zephyr IMUX protocol.
AACMono64
ThisencodesasinglemonobitstreamusingtheAaudioinput.Thisbitstream
isfedtobothISDNBchannelssoitcanbetofeedidenticalmonototwosites.
Offers15kHzaudiofrequencyresponsewhenthesamplerateissetto32kHz
and20kHzresponsewhenthesamplera
teissetto48kHz.
G.722(Dual/Mono)
Compatiblewithmanyotherbrandsofcodecs.WeusetheSRT(Statistical
RecoveryTiming)method,whichisthemostcommonencounteredbyfar.