The Line Setup tabs give detailed information about the VoIP network and may be switched between Standard and Advanced view. The default view is Standard, and may be changed by clicking the button shown below:
Settings for Line 1 and Line 2 are identical.
In Standard view, a user will have the option of configuring a SIP Config tab, Features and Dial Plan settings. In Advanced view, the user is given additional options under these tabs and the option of configuring Quality of Service, Network Address Translation (NAT) and Voice Features.
Voice Activity Detection (VAD) - when an audio level is not detected RTP packets will be restricted to save bandwidth.
VAD Threshold is the level the signal must fall below for VAD to be enabled. Range is -64 to 24 dBu.
Voice Codec Priorities: A list of supported voice codecs is shown in descending order of priority. Clicking the UP or DOWN button after selecting a codec from the SELECT column will adjust the priority order of the codec. A user may omit or include use of a particular codec by toggling the switch in the USE column.
Jitter Buffer Minimum and Jitter Buffer Maximum fields may be set to compensate for network conditions. Increasing the buffer sizes may improve call quality at the expense of additional delay. Decreasing the buffer sizes may improve the delay at the expense of call quality. Each codec may be adjusted individually.
Other settings that may be configured from Advanced View are as follows: For settings that may be configured from Line 1/Line 2 in Standard View, see the links follows: