TxGain |
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Description |
TxGain (Transmit Gain) is used to raise or lower the natural gain (volume) of signals that go out to the IP interface (PCM -> Packet Network). There is a command with the same name in the CASSG. See the link below. |
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Guidelines |
This parameter does not apply for the Call Relay SP. The range is -14 dB to 14 dB. The default value is 0 dB for Analog and Digital Tenors. Quintum has done extensive testing with this feature and the default setting seems to be the optimum for a Multipath application. For a strictly Termination application, a setting of 0 dB should be used. |
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Related Topics |
TXGain (CASSG) |
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Location |
VoIP Configuration > IP Routing Groups > IP Routing Group-n > Advanced tab > TX Gain |
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Options |
Select from the drop-down box. . |
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Cmd Type |
Command |
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Prompt Level |
config-IPRoutingGroup-1# |
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Syntax |
set txgain or tg {num} |
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Arguments |
num Numerical Value representing the number of decibels of gain that are added or subtracted from the natural gain of IP calls. Valid values are between -14 dB and +14 dB for Analog Tenors. |
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Default |
0 = Digital and Analog Tenors |
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Examples |
config-IPRoutingGroup-1# set tg 2 Sets the transmit gain to +2 dB. config-IPRoutingGroup-1# set tg -3 Sets the transmit gain to -3 dB. |