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3.6 Echo Packet
The Echo Packet function allows the system to operate on networks that do not support multicast. A typical application might be a number of radios spread throughout a network. Since multicast is not supported, the radio adaptors
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| Radio tower 2 | Router |
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| Base:10.7.100.101 | |
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| RX: 10.6.100.202 - 1055 |
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| TX: 10.6.100.202 - 1073 |
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| Base IP: 10.6.100.202 |
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10.6.100.100 |
| Base:10.8.100.102 | |
225.8.11.83 |
| RX:10.6.100.202 - 1056 | |
RX:1054 | Ethernet |
| TX:10.6.100.202 - 1074 |
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10.6.100.200 | 225.8.11.83 |
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Chan1: RX 225.8.11.83:1054 TX 225.8.11.83:1072 | Chan1: RX 225.8.11.83:1054 TX 225.8.11.83:1072 |
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Chan2: RX 10.8.100.201:1055 TX 10.8.100.201:1073 | Chan2: RX 225.8.11.83:1055 TX 225.8.11.83:1073 |
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Chan3: RX 10.8.100.200:1056 TX 10.8.100.200:1074 | Chan3: RX 225.8.11.83:1056 TX 225.8.11.83:1074 |
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Figure
The Example shown in Figure 6 shows a typical usage of the NEO in an echo packet configuration. It shows three radios, two of which are on other subnets. Since multicast is assumed to be blocked, only unicast UDP is available to get audio two and from Radio Towers 2 & 3. The two
The setup parameters shown for each device on the network are an example only. The parameters of the NEO are delineated by a dash between each value. The values correspond to the entry fields, per line, of the NEO setup screen shown in Figure 7. Note that RX traffic is a single direction copy. Packets received are copied only to the RX MCast address. Note that traffic received to the RX multicast address will be recopied back out. Since there should only be one receive source on the network for a given channel, this should not present a problem. This is depicted by the arrow at the top of the Rx columns. TX traffic is