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A.W. Communication Systems Limited
TRip2 Manual, Version 1.5 Page 9 of 34 © AWCSL 2010
turned off when all alarms are cleared. If the SMTP parameters of the unit are correctly configured,
an email will be sent when a remote alarm has been triggered, and another when it has cleared.
An RTP alarm is triggered if there is a period of time in excess of the RTP local delay or RTP
remote delay values (see Table 16) when no RTP packets are received.
An RTCP alarm is triggered if there is a period of time in excess of the RTCP local delay or
RTCP remote delay values (see Table 16) when either (i) the average values of RTCP jitter,
loss or delay values exceed the values in the RTCP jitter, RTCP loss or RTCP delay variables
respectively, or (ii) no RTCP packets are received.
The TRip2 supports a single duplex RTP stream using UDP over IP. The IP address and UDP port
number that the TRip2 sends/receives data to/from can be configured to be different when the unit
is in main and backup mode (names in italics refer to variables set through the command-line
interface see section 5.6.10):
Unit Remote Setting
IP Address Used
UDP Port Used
Main
Unit Main Address
RTP Main Port
Backup
Unit Backup Address
RTP Backup Port
Table 2: RTP Transport Address Parameters
The RTP port number may be any even UDP port number above 5000, and the RTCP port number is
always one above the RTP port number.
By default the port numbers used for both main and backup RTP and RTCP UDP streams are 5004
and 5005 respectively.
The TRip2 unit will only accept RTP and RTCP packets from the same transport address (IP address
and port number) as it is transmitting to. In this way, unauthorised access to transmitter resources is
prevented.
The provision of a guaranteed quality of service for the audio data path is a feature of the IP network
across which the data stream travels. In order to support QoS features within the network, the TRip2
supports setting the Type of Service (ToS) in the IP packets used for the RTP audio stream.
Physical & Electrical
The analogue audio interface is provided on an RJ45 socket that shares functionality with the remote
RS-232 port and Push To Talk (PTT) control pin. The pin connections are as shown in Table 3. The
Line In and Line Out directions are as viewed by the TRip2 unit.
Pin Number
Purpose
1
RS-232 RXD
2
RS-232 TXD
3
Audio Line Out
4
Audio Line In
5
Audio Line In
6
Audio Line Out
7
PTT I/O
8
Ground
Table 3: RJ45 Connections
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