The Java Toolbox Web-GUI can be used to backup and restore codec settings, including:

 

•Programs containing a variety of connection settings.

•All system settings that have been adjusted to change the factory default codec settings (current runtime settings).

 

Files can also be used to copy configurations onto other similar codecs. Programs are essentially connection profiles that may include:

 

•Program, audio stream and connection names.

•IP address, port, algorithm, jitter buffer, FEC and bit rate settings (etc.) for audio stream connections.

 

Creating Backup Files

1.Open the Java Toolbox Web-GUI and click the Settings symbol at the top of the screen to display the Settings panel.

 

2.Click the Reset/Restore button at the top of the Settings panel.

 

3.Click Backup.

4.Use your mouse-pointer to click and select the check boxes to confirm your backup requirements, then click Backup.

 

5. Click Save and select a location on your PC to save the configuration file.

 

Restoring Configuration File Settings

1.Open the Java Toolbox Web-GUI and click the Settings symbol at the top of the screen to display the Settings panel.

 

2.Click the Reset/Restore button at the top of the Settings panel.

 

3.Click Restore.

 

4.Navigate to the configuration file on your PC that you want to load, then click Open.

 

5.Use your mouse-pointer to click and select the check boxes for restoring items. For example, you could select the Include programs check-box and deselect the Include system check-box if you are only copying programs onto codecs.

 

6.Click Restore to copy the configuration file settings onto the codec; confirmation of successful file restoration is provided.

 

Note: The codec will automatically reboot to ensure the restored configuration takes effect in the codec.