T.Bridge configuration

Once the radio is connected to the computer running T.Bridge, modify provider-specific data in the configuration file.

"ProviderDriver": "4wire",
"ProviderConfig": {
    "RootChannelName": "4wire",
    "RadioUserName": "4wire",
    "InputDeviceID": "{0.0.1.00000000}.{ff9f22ff-5d6d-42bc-8859-35e9a1de8d28}",
    "OutputDeviceID": "{0.0.0.00000000}.{423b8ca3-e46a-4712-9c7c-0014993e5ff6}",
    "VADProbStart": 80,
    "VADProbContinue": 60,
    "UseRelay": false,
    "RelayChannel": 0,
    "RelayInvertSwitch": false,
}

Parameter	Required	Description
`ProviderDriver`	Yes	Must be `4wire`.
`RootChannelName`	No	The channel name for the bridged radio. This channel will appear in TASSTA network when T.Bridge is running. If omitted, the base channel will be named "4wire". Note: This value is only used if T.Bridge is integrated with TASSTA network as a virtual channel.
`RadioUserName`	No	The user name for the bridged radio. This user will appear in TASSTA network when T.Bridge is running. If omitted, the user name will be "4wire". Note: This value is only used if T.Bridge is integrated with TASSTA network as a virtual channel.
`InputDeviceID`	Yes	The unique identifier of the recording device on the computer running T.Bridge, to which the radio is connected. See Audio input device for details.
`OutputDeviceID`	Yes	The unique identifier of the playback device on the computer running T.Bridge, to which the radio is connected. See Audio output device for details.
`VADProbStart`	No	The probability for distinguishing silence from voice, based on the sound volume threshold. Ranges from 0 to 100, default is `80`. See Configuring voice activity detection for details.
`VADProbContinue`	No	The probability for distinguishing silence from voice, based on the sound volume threshold. Ranges from 0 to 100, default is `60`. See Configuring voice activity detection for details.
`UseRelay`	No	Set to `true` if T.Brother is connected to Deditec USB relay module. Otherwise, use `false`. If omitted, the relay is not used (even if the hardware is connected).
`RelayChannel`	No	Relay channel ID. Only applicable if `UseRelay` is set to `true`.
`RelayInvertSwitch`	No	0 - default behavior; 1 - invert the answer to relay signal. Only applicable if `UseRelay` is set to `true`.

Audio input device

InputDeviceID is the unique identifier of the audio device (audio-in jack) which receives sound from the radio. If you are using the default recording device, provide the empty string ("").

If you want to use an alternative device, provide its ID:

Open Sound from Windows Control Panel.
Switch to Recording tab.
Double-click the device to which you have connected the analog audio output from the radio (3.5mm audio jack).
Click Properties button.
Switch to Details tab.
Select Children from Property list.
Right-click the value which contains {0.0.1.00000000}. and click Copy in the context menu.
Paste the value in InputDeviceID property and remove the part before the first curly brace ({).

Audio output device

OutputDeviceID is the unique identifier of the audio device (audio-out jack) which transmits sound from TASSTA network to the radio. If you are using the default playback device, provide the empty string ("").

If you want to use an alternative device, provide its ID:

Open Sound from Windows Control Panel.
Switch to Playback tab.
Double-click the device to which you have connected the analog audio input from the radio (3.5mm audio jack).
Click Properties button.
Switch to Details tab.
Select Children from Property list.
Right-click the value which contains {0.0.0.00000000}. and click Copy in the context menu.
Paste the value in OutputDeviceID property and remove the part before the first curly brace ({).