2.1.
Transmission interfaces
The SCOOPY+ features in all versions an Ethernet interface for IP protocol networks.
One ISDN, PSTN/POTS and mobile network access is optionally available.
2.1.1. Ethernet/IP interface
The IP interface is a 10BaseT/100BaseT Ethernet interface allowing transmission of the audio
programmes in a wide range of possible bit rates. The audio stream is always transported under the
RTP/UDP protocol.
IP unicast mode
The most classical transmission mode is unicast: audio connection with one distant device, generally
bidirectional. This mode can be used on all types of networks links, LAN or WAN, including links via
Internet. The SCOOPY+ implements the SIP protocol, which allows it to interoperate with IP phones
and other SIP compatible audio codecs, in a way similar to ISDN or POTS connections. Links can be
set up in two ways:
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Details about the SIP protocols can be found in the annex (see 7.2, Overview of the SIP protocol).
The audio coding algorithm can be selected depending on the required quality and the available
network bandwidth. The following algorithms are currently available:
Table 2 ² Overview of algorithms available in IP mode
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