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These sengs determine how the CrossLock reliability layer behaves. Most users should leave these sengs as default.
Enable - Allow CrossLock connecons in general. Default is yes. Note that this does not guarantee
connecons will be made with CrossLock. Other requirements (CrossLock capable codec on far end,
compable rmware, etc.) must be met for CrossLock to funcon.
 - CrossLock automacally provides an extra “Retransmit Cushion” that provides
some me to make ARQ error correcon eecve. The default amount of me is twice the
measured round trip delay of the network (2xRTT). This has been shown to be most eecve on
most networks, but can be altered lower (1xRTT, none) or higher (3xRTT) using this menu.
 - Default is o. Most users of portable codecs will prefer the default
“Bonding” mode, which sums the capabilies of networks together. Redundancy disables that
feature, and instead puts all network data simultaneously on all available networks. This is the
preferred mode if your networks are of known high quality and unmetered. In the case of one
network being completely lost, Redundant mode can result in less audio disrupon (although in
many cases Bonding mode achieves this as well).
 - Allow CrossLock to signal that the local encoder should reduce data rate. Default
is yes.