9Connecting Tieline to other Codecs Using SIP
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3. Tap the Configure drop-down menu in the top-left of the codec touch-screen and then tap
System Settings.
4. Tap the Advanced check box at the bottom of the screen to display the full menu.
5. Scroll down the screen to N/ACIP SIP Settings and tap to select Accept Incoming
Connections if it is not enabled, then tap Edit, next tap the Enabled check box and tap the
Save button.
6. Ensure that port 5060 is entered into the port number box.
7. Tap RTP IP Port and enter port 5004 into the port number box.
8. Tap the Network drop-down menu at the top of the screen, then tap Manage Networks to
determine the IP address (DHCP by default) of the codec as you will need this to dial into the
codec from a Tieline codec.
9. Tap the Configure drop-down menu in the top-left of the codec touch-screen and then tap
Manage Profiles.
10.Tap the Add New button to create a New Profile in the Available Profiles list.
11.Tap New Profile to highlight it and tap the Edit button.
12.Tap Profile Name to highlight it on the screen and tap the Edit button, then type a name for the
profile and tap the Save button.
13.Tap Channel to highlight it on the screen and tap the Edit button, then tap to select N/ACIP
SIP in the drop-down list box and tap the Save button.
14.Tap Encoder to highlight it on the screen and tap the Edit button, then tap X3: VoIP G.722 in
the drop-down list box and tap the Save button.
15.Tap the Done button in the Profile Settings screen.
16.To create a new "Remote" connection tap Remotes, then tap Add New Remote.
17.Enter the Name of the connection and the IP address, then tap to select the profile you have
just created in the Profile drop-down list box, next tap the OK button.
18.Tap on the Remote you have just programmed with the new profile and tap the Connect button
on the screen to connect to the Tieline codec.
19.Tap the Disconnect button to hangup the connection.
1.3 Connecting to a Mayah Sporty
Important Notes:
·Mayah Sporty codec firmware version 4.9.1.0
·The Tieline codec should automatically select G.711 µ -law for North America and Japan,
and G.711 a-law in most other regions of the world if this algorithm is used.
Configure a Mayah Sporty for a Peer-to-Peer SIP Call
1. Attach a LAN cable and any audio inputs to the Sporty codec.
2. Apply power to the Mayah Sporty.
3. Find the IP address of the codec via F2 [Codec1] > F3 [Setup] > F1 [Interface] > Ethernet >
OK. Use the navigation buttons to find the IP address as you will need this to dial into the codec
from the Tieline codec.
4. Use the up/down navigation arrow buttons and select SIP.
5. Navigate down and ensure port 5060 is entered for the UDP port, then ensure port 5004 is
entered for the TCP port. Select UDP or TCP and then OK to edit these settings.
6. Press the F4/ON button several times to return to the Home screen.
7. Press F2 [Codec] > F3 [Setup] > F2 [Quality] to display the algorithm selection screen.
8. Use the navigation arrow buttons on the top of the codec to select an algorithm from G.711µ ,
G.711a, G.722, MPEG L2 or Linear 16 bit.
9. Press the F4/ON button several times to return to the Home screen.
10.Ensure the codec is configured to automatically accept incoming calls via F4/ON System > F2
(Misc.) > Connections > Accept Mode > Auto.
11.Press the F4/ON button several times to return to the Home screen.
