Polycom manual Presets, Other EF2241 Features, Configure Your Echo Canceller Reference

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THE EF BUS

EF Bus Reference. In a system with multiple devices, if all devices need the same echo canceller reference, one device should be designated to put its echo cancel- ler reference (either Ref 1 or Ref 2) on the EF bus to be used as the EF Bus Reference.

All other devices may use the EF bus reference as the reference for their echo cancel- lers, or they can use their own internal references. The references may include a mix of any input, with crosspoint gains, including W, X, Y, and Z busses.

NOM Bus. The W, X, Y, and Z busses on the EF Bus contain NOM information. See “NOM Active” on page 31 for more information on how NOM attenuation is applied.

Note. The EF Bus must be connected so that the EF BUS OUT of one Vortex device is connected to the EF BUS IN of another Vortex device. Connecting EF BUS IN to another EF BUS IN (or EF BUS OUT to EF BUS OUT) will not work. See“Connector Pinouts” on page 51 for pinout of Cat 5 cable.

4.Configure Your Echo Canceller Reference

PRESETS

Review what inputs need to be included in your echo canceller reference — See “Build Your Echo Canceller Reference” on page 17. Remember that each micro- phone needs to have an echo canceller reference. If all microphones are in the same room and use the same reference, configure the echo canceller reference on one Vor- tex device and assign it to the EF Bus as the EF Bus Reference. Only one Vortex device out of multiple units linked together can put an echo canceller reference on the EF Bus. For each additional unit, assign the echo canceller reference to use the EF Bus Reference.

For systems with more than one room, you will need to use the W, X, Y, or Z sub- busses to share the echo canceller reference in your additional rooms if the EF Bus Reference has already been assigned to the EF Bus.

After configuring your Vortex device, save your settings to a User Preset (PRESETS 16-47). Also, set the POWER ON PRESET to the User Preset you have saved to. The POWER ON PRESET determines how the unit is configured upon power up.

If you have multiple Vortex devices in your system, save to a User Preset on each unit and set the POWER ON PRESET accordingly.

OTHER EF2241 FEATURES

For information on Macros, Logic Inputs, Logic Outputs, Input Filters and Output

Filters, please refer to the Conference Composer User Guide.

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Contents Vortex EF2241 Reference Manual Page Introduction Introduction Welcome How to Use This ManualProduct Features Product RegistrationProduct Inputs Outputs Remote Control What’s Not Included PRE-INSTALLATIONTools Needed for Installation What’s IncludedEF2241 Front and Rear Panels PRE-INSTALLATION North American Requirement InstallationConnecting the EF2241 to Other Equipment Mounting the EF2241Codec Typical EF2241 ConnectionsDevice IDS on the EF BUS Connecting Multiple Vortex DevicesTerminating the EF2241 Factory Default Settings PresetOff Presets Multiple Vortex Devices Pick a Standard Signal LevelCheck Surrounding Equipment Configure Program Audio Sources Input Settings Integrating the EF2241 Into Your SystemCalibration Set Levels on Line Input Channels Customize Setting for Your Particular Application SET UP the Phone InterfaceBuild Your Echo Canceller Reference Echo Canceller Reference for Multiple Vortex DevicesBus Reference Setting upAutomixer Parameters Configure the Automatic Microphone MixerGlobal Settings Channel Settings Automixer Settings for Multiple Vortex DevicesConfigure the Matrix Mixer Default SettingsBuilding Your System with Multiple Vortex Devices Assign Inputs Assign Outputs Configure the submatrixEF BUS Presets Other EF2241 FeaturesConfigure Your Echo Canceller Reference LCD Menu Tree LCD Menu StructureLCD Menu Structure System System MenuPhone Control Phone ControlInputs 1-4, T, A-D InputsAutomixer Menu OutputsGlobal Settings Mixer Settings Matrix Matrix MenuInput/Output EQ Channel Band Parametric EQ MenuMacros PresetsToo many microphones are gating TroubleshootingAutomatic Microphone Mixer No microphones are gating Some microphones are not gatingRoom Audio Sounds Choppy Echo Canceller ReferenceMatrix Mixer Residual EchoFinding the Source of Echo Room Gain Room Gain Excessive Room GainIn-Conference Quick Check Excessive Microphone Amplification Nonlinearity InsufficientEmail vortex@polycom.com Contacting Technical SupportTechnical Specifications Compliance USA and CanadaUS Telco requirements Canadian Telco Requirements Automatic Dialing Telco ConnectorRest of World AustraliaThis page was intentionally left blank CE Mark R& TTE Directive Vortex EF2241 Reference Manual Technical Support Noise and Reverberation Consider Room Gain Conference System DesignEN Echo Canceller, Noise Canceller EF2241 Block DiagramEF Bus Connector PinoutsInput/Output Remote Control Port Connecting Unbalanced RCA to Balanced Mini Phoenix Making AN EF BUS TerminatorInstructions Additional Notes RMA# Must be on package Warranty InformationState Law Rights What this warranty does not coverCrosspoint Mix Minus Bus Echo CancellerDefinition of Terms Acoustic EchoNOM NOM Attenuation NOM Bus Presets Room GainDefinition of Terms Index NOM Index Page 1725-80098-001-C