To connect to a video codec

4	Installation

1.Connect the 10-pin end of the mini-DIN cable to the 10-pin connector on the AccuMic II (see Figure 3).

2.Connect the Speaker Ref In plug (white) to the video codec’s Audio Out jack.

3.Connect the Mic Out plug (red) to the video codec’s Audio In jack.

4.Using an RCA audio cable (not included), connect the Speaker Ref Out plug to the television’s Audio In jack.

5.Connect the DC Power connector to the power supply.

6.Connect one end of the power cord to the power supply and the other end to the AC outlet.

Television

DC Power connector

to Audio In jack

Speaker Ref Out plug

Speaker Ref In plug (white)

Mic Out plug (red)

Video Codec

Audio In Audio Out

AccuMic II

Figure 3. AccuMic II connections

Installation

To connect a second AccuMic II

You can connect an optional AccuMic II extension mic (kit part no. 910-156-117) to expand the sound pick-up capabilities of the conferencing system. The kit includes an AccuMic II and a 10' (3 meter) 8-pin to 8-pin mini-DIN cable.

1.Disconnect the first AccuMic II from its electrical power source.

2.Connect one end of the 10' (3 meter) mini-DIN cable that comes with the AccuMic II extension kit to the 8-pin connector on the first AccuMic II (see Figure 4).

3.Connect the other end of the cable to the 8-pin connector on the extension AccuMic II.

4.Reconnect the first AccuMic II to its electrical power source.

8-Pin Connector

To Video

Codec

8-Pin Connector

First AccuMic II

10' (3 meter) Mini-DIN Cable

8-Pin Connector

Extension AccuMic II

8-Pin Connector

Figure 4. Connecting a second AccuMic II

5.Place the mic pads a suitable distance apart on the conference table to accommodate meeting participants.

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