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Reference Manual TLM 600 Integrated Mixer-CODEC Reference Manual i-Mix G3 Reference Manual Version 12.1 Software Version: Tieline Toolbox V.4.14.48 RPTP version 104 Firmware Version: 1.6.72; RPTP version 104 November, 2012 IMPORTANT: Please read page 2 for important firmware update information ToolBox Software Note: We recommend using a LAN or serial connection when installing ToolBox G3 software on operating systems other than XP. Please read http://www.tieline.com/Support/toolbox-G3 before attempting to connect ToolBox via USB. Recent Manual Updates Important Updates for Firmware v.1.6.72 RPTP 104 1. From the 31st March 2011 Tieline has discontinued support for the Voice G3 algorithm. As a result it has been omitted from this v.1.6.72 firmware release and all codecs purchased after this date. Codecs with firmware v.1.6.72 or higher can connect to G3 codecs running older firmware versions, but will have to use an algorithm other than Voice G3. Voice G3 is usually used for low-bitrate connections over GSM and POTS. We recommend using Tieline Music as a substitute for these low bit-rate connections. 2. It is now possible to configure a ‘Hangup Profile’ in G3 codecs. This means a codec can receive calls from other codecs that change its existing connection profile, and then the codec receiving the call will automatically return to the preprogrammed Hangup Profile after disconnection. Program this via [Menu] > [Configuration] > [Advanced] > [Hangup Profile] and select the profile. 3. A new version of Toolbox v.4.14.48 is now available to support firmware release v.1.6.72. (Download from Tieline support at http://www.tieline.com/Support/Latest-Firmware/Current-G3-Firmware- Versions.) 4. TLR300B2 codecs now support 256Kbps MP2 J-Stereo connections at 32KHz and 48KHz sampling over IP and X.21. 5. References to “RAW” uncompressed data are now renamed “PCM” in G3 codecs for consistency with new Tieline codecs. 6. Telstra 3G Wireless Access Points have been renamed for Australian customers. Previous Name New Name Telstra per MB Telstra datapk Telstra Timed Telstra PC Pack Telstra Per KB Telstra internt 7. Other access points have been added for Australia and Canada. Country New Access Point Number Australia Telstra extrant Canada Bell HSDPA Canada Telus (SP) Canada SaskTel HSDPA Tieline Page 2 T E C H N O L O G Y Table of Contents Table of Contents SECTION 1. SAFETY NOTICES AND WARNINGS ............................................... 14 SECTION 2. MANUAL CONVENTIONS ................................................................. 15 2.1. CONTROLS ........................................................................................................... 15 2.2. CONNECTOR PANEL ............................................................................................ 15 2.3. MENU TEXT ......................................................................................................... 15 2.4. MENU NAVIGATION ............................................................................................. 15 2.5. TOOLBOX SOFTWARE ......................................................................................... 15 2.6. HYPERLINKS ........................................................................................................ 15 SECTION 3. WELCOME TO OUR REVOLUTION ................................................ 17 SECTION 4. INTRODUCTION TO TIELINE CODECS ......................................... 19 4.1. FEATURES IN RELEASE VERSION 1.4.XX ............................................................ 20 4.2. FEATURES IN RELEASE VERSION 1.6.XX ............................................................ 21 4.3. FEATURES OF THE I-MIX G3 ............................................................................... 23 4.4. DATA OPTIONS AVAILABLE ................................................................................ 24 4.5. COMPATIBILITY ACROSS THE G3 RANGE OF CODECS ...................................... 25 SECTION 5. CODEC CONTROLS AND CONNECTIONS ................................... 26 SECTION 6. NEW CODEC MENU WIZARDS ........................................................ 29 6.1. EASIER NAVIGATION ........................................................................................... 29 6.2. MODULE INDICATOR ARROWS ........................................................................... 30 6.3. CODEC MODULE OPTIONS ................................................................................. 31 SECTION 7. QUICK START: CONNECTING QUICKLY USING MANUAL DEFAULT PROFILES .......................................................................... 32 7.1. STEP 1: SET AUDIO CONFIGURATION SETTINGS ............................................... 33 7.2. STEP 2: SELECT A PROFILE ................................................................................. 35 7.3. STEP 3: CHANGE CONNECTION SETTINGS ........................................................ 37 7.4. GETTING CONNECTED ........................................................................................ 54 7.5. 10 SIMPLE STEPS TO CONNECT TIELINE CODECS ............................................ 55 7.6. 3G/UMTS IP CONNECTIONS ............................................................................ 58 7.7. REMOTE CONTROL OF INPUT CONTROLS .......................................................... 60 7.8. CONFIGURING REMOTE CONTROL ..................................................................... 61 7.9. ADJUSTING LOCAL (MASTER CODEC) AND REMOTE (SLAVE CODEC) INPUT LEVELS WHEN IN REMOTE CONTROL CHANNEL MODE ................................... 62 7.10. USING THE MENU SELECTOR FOR REMOTE LEVEL CONTROL ......................... 62 7.11. RESET REMOTE CONTROL .................................................................................. 62 7.12. CODEC REMOTE CONTROL MENU STRUCTURE ................................................ 63 SECTION 8. POTS OPERATION AND USAGE TIPS: HOW IT WORKS ............ 64 8.1. HISTORICAL REFLECTIONS ................................................................................. 64 8.2. MODEM NEGOTIATION AND LINE QUALITY FOR POTS MODE ........................ 65 8.3. POTS OPERATION PRECAUTIONS ..................................................................... 65 8.4. CALL WAITING .................................................................................................... 65 8.5. PRIVATE BRANCH EXCHANGES (PBX), PRIVATE AUTOMATIC BRANCH EXCHANGES (PABX), BUSINESS SYSTEMS ........................................................ 66 8.6. LINE CHECKS ...................................................................................................... 66 Tieline Page 3 T E C H N O L O G Y Table of Contents 8.7. EARTH LEAKAGE PROBLEMS ON THE LINE ........................................................ 67 8.8. EQUIPMENT PROBLEMS AT THE CO OR LOCAL EXCHANGE ............................. 67 8.9. TIPS FOR SUCCESSFUL OPERATION ................................................................... 68 8.10. POTS VERSUS NEW POTS G3 MODULES ......................................................... 69 8.11. STABILITY OF TIELINE POTS MODULES ........................................................... 70 8.12. SUMMARY: ........................................................................................................... 72 SECTION 9. ISDN....................................................................................................... 74 9.1. IMPORTANT CONSIDERATIONS ........................................................................... 74 9.2. WHAT ISDN MODULE DO I NEED? ..................................................................... 74 9.3. HOW DO I INSTALL THE ISDN MODULE? ........................................................... 75 9.4. CONNECTING OVER ISDN .................................................................................. 76 SECTION 10. GSM ................................................................................................... 82 10.1. HOW DOES IT WORK? .......................................................................................... 82 10.2. HSCSD INFORMATION COURTESY OF GSMWORLD.COM ................................ 82 10.3. WHAT DO I NEED FOR GSM? .............................................................................. 83 10.4. DEFAULT GSM CONNECTION SETTINGS ........................................................... 83 10.5. CONFIGURING GSM CONNECTIONS USING A GSM MODULE ......................... 84 10.6. CONFIGURING GSM CONNECTIONS VIA THE RS 232 SERIAL PORT ............... 84 10.7. CONFIGURING A POTS LANDLINE CODEC FOR GSM CONNECTIONS ............. 86 10.8. MAKING GSM VOICE CALLS .............................................................................. 87 10.9. WHY MAKE GSM VOICE CALLS? ....................................................................... 87 10.10. SELECTING GSM VOICE MODE ..................................................................... 88 10.11. A FINAL NOTE ON GSM CONFIGURATION .................................................... 90 SECTION 11. 3GIP ................................................................................................... 91 SECTION 12. SATELLITE ....................................................................................... 92 12.1. BROADBAND GLOBAL AREA NETWORK (BGAN) ............................................. 92 SECTION 13. X.21 .................................................................................................... 93 13.1. HOW DO X.21 MODULES CONNECT TO THE NETWORK?................................
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