Overall Flow

Room integration involves your application server, device, and the Tange platform. Your application server checks business permissions and requests short-lived room credentials. The device calls the TiRTC TiRtcWhipConnect API with those credentials. The Tange platform verifies credentials, establishes the room session, and handles audio.

Join Flow

1. Your application server confirms that the device can join a business room_id.
2. The application server calls POST /v1/token/room to request peer_id and token.
3. The application server securely sends the short-lived credentials to the device.
4. The device calls TiRTC TiRtcWhipConnect with the peer_id and token delivered by your application server.
5. The Tange platform verifies the token and joins the device to the target room_id.
6. The Tange platform completes the connection and room session.
7. The device starts sending and receiving audio.
8. The device sends and receives room signaling through the command channel.

Media and Signaling

Room exposes one TiRTC connection to the integrator:

• The device sends microphone audio through the media channel.
• The device receives room downlink audio through the media channel.
• The device synchronizes room participants and lifecycle events through the command channel.
• The default downlink format is opus/16k/mono, which is suitable for constrained devices.

Next Steps

• Server Integration: issue credentials and deliver them securely.
• Device Integration: connect through TiRTC and handle room signaling.