Spracht cp-2010 manual General Setup Tips, Tips for Obtaining Optimal Acoustic Performance

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General Setup Tips

Tips for Obtaining Optimal Acoustic Performance

To minimize echoes, place the Conference Phone at the center of the room, or at least away from walls (at least 20 inches/0.5 m from any wall).

It is important to place the Conference Phone on the surface where it will be used before applying power. When power is applied to the Conference Phone, it emits a series of self-test tones to auto- matically calibrate its performance for the acoustic environment.

If you significantly change the acoustic environment (for example, by placing the Conference Phone in a different location), cycle the power (unplug the power adapter, then plug it in again). This allows the Conference Phone to adapt to its new surroundings and deliver optimal performance.

Do not move the Conference Phone during a conversation.

Use the Conference Phone in an environment as free as possible from background noise.

Whenever possible, keep items that could cause noise or acoustic interference away from the Conference Phone and (if used) External Microphones. Items that could compromise audio quality include plants, cups, and papers near the microphones.

Have speakers direct their voices toward the Conference Phone or (if used) External Microphone.

Speak at normal conversational volume.

To obtain best audio quality, adjust the microphone setup for the room size and arrangement:

In a small, closed room without sound-absorbing walls, use the microphone selection switch to activate only one of the Conference Phone’s built-in microphones.

For large rooms and irregular layouts (such as L-, U-, and T-shaped conference tables), connect External Microphones (EM-101 purchased separately).

Selecting Number of Built-in Microphones That Will Be Active

The user can select how many of the Conference Phone’s built-in microphones will be active - one, two, or all three. The factory setting is three, but in smaller rooms and asymmetric conference arrangements, better audio quality sometimes can be obtained by deactivating one or two of the built-in microphones. The microphone selection switch is located on the underside of the Conference Phone, and is labeled “MIC SW.”

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With setting 3 (the factory default), all three microphones are active. With setting 1, only the microphone by the keypad is active. With setting 2, the microphones in positions 1 (by the keypad) and 2 are active.

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Contents Voice Center Conference Phone CP-2010 model seriesPage Table of Contents Voice Center User’s Manual Quick Start Guide Package ContentsSafety Precautions IntroductionAnalog or Digital Telephone System? Setup TipsQuick Start Guide AnalogSetup with Analog Telephone System Analog Telephone SystemSelection of Tone or Pulse Dialing Analog SystemsWall Mounting of Analog Interface Optional Keypad Functions with Analog Phone System ON/OFFConference Phone Operation with Analog Phone System Three-way callingSetup of Conference Phone with Digital Phone System Digital Telephone SystemDigital Systems Wall Mounting of Digital Interface OptionalKeypad Functions with Digital Phone System Standard 12-button Telephone Keypad, REDIAL, FlashConference Phone Operation with Digital Phone System General Setup Tips Tips for Obtaining Optimal Acoustic PerformanceConnection of an External Recording Device Optional Installation of External Microphones OptionalGeneral Specifications Conference PhoneSpracht Limited Warranty Policy USAFederal Communications Commission Statement Page Tel Fax Bayshore Parkway, Bldg Mountain View, CA 94043 USA