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The Networking Version of the WR-G33DDC application installer contains the Client/Server Option (CSO) which makes it possible to connect to a remote WR-G33DDC receiver over a
network link (LAN or Internet), remotely control the receiver functions, listen to or record the streamed audio and observe the various
spectra in real-time. It makes it also possible to record the DDC stream on the remote server and replay it again as needed. Audio recordings are performed directly on the client computer.
The Networking Version needs to be installed on both the remote system (the Server) and the control computer (the Client).
As the networking version installer already includes the full WR-G33DDC application, the standard (non-networking) WR-G33DDC application does not need
to be installed separately.
Server Operation
The network server window makes it possible to control the WR-G33DDC server, log network events and manage connected clients.
The server software makes it possible to select the optimum format for the streamed audio, as a compromise
between the client side audio quality and the network load, maximum number of client connections, etc.
The Event Log contains a history of all server status changes, i.e. connection activity, audio format changes,
errors, etc., to assist with troubleshooting of possible network connection issues.
The Clients window displays detailed network usage statistics for each connected client. It also makes it possible to disconnect
selected clients.
Client Operation
The operation of the remote receiver via the client computer is very similar to that of a locally-connected WR-G33DDC receiver.
Exactly the same graphical user interface is offered to the client user as if the receiver was connected directly to the client's computer, even
though in reality it can be located on the opposite side of the globe.
There are numerous controls available in the client set-up window, which make is possible to allocate network resources to suit the
user's requirements, for example trade off resolution bandwidth and refresh rate of the real-time spectrum displays for audio quality, etc.
Several useful connection profiles are provided for common situations in a typical network infrastructure, each offering a different trade-off between
the required data throughput, the resolution bandwidth and refresh rate of spectrum displays. There are three predefined and three user-configurable profiles available.
System Requirements
Server
 PC with 2.4 GHz quad core CPU or faster *
1 GB of RAM
One free USB 2.0 socket
WR-G33DDC receiver
Windows XP/Vista/7
Client
PC with 2.4 GHz quad core CPU or faster *
1 GB of RAM
Windows XP/Vista/7
* The receiver will work with slower CPUs (minimum 2 GHz dual core), but this may result in somewhat reduced performance
in terms of maximum achievable selectivity, DDC bandwidth and the number of simultaneously operated receiver channels.
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