Configuring the SDC 8200 system
Conference
1Operating Mode
Operating Mode
4Direct Access Press ENTER to Save
Conference
2Microphone Limit
Microphone Limit
Microphone Limit = 4
Conference
3Loudspeaker
Selecting a conference mode
By selecting a certain conference mode, you can strongly influence the character of a discussion:
yYou determine the level of control of the chairman.
yYou determine whether the conference participants can take the floor any time or if they have to “apply” for comments.
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By pressing the microphone key | of his or her console, the chair- |
man can take the floor any time, regardless of the conference mode chosen. In addition, he or she can turn off all active microphones – except for the VIP units – by pressing the priority key 
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To choose the conference mode:
From the central unit’s operating menu, choose “Conference” and “Operating Mode” one after the other.
The current conference mode is shown on the display.
Choose the desired conference mode and press the ENTER key.
Note!
The selection of the conference mode “No request” only makes sense if your conference and interpretation system is PC controlled.
The conference modes “Direct Access”, “Fifo”, “Group 1” to “Group 4”, “Override”, “With request” and “With Req. No clear” can also be chosen if your conference and interpretation system is not PC controlled.
Setting the speaker limit
You have to set the speaker limit, i.e. the max. number of speakers who can take the floor simultaneously, for the following conference modes:
y“No request”
y“With request”
y“With Req. No clear”
y“Direct Access”
y“Override”
From the central unit’s operating menu, choose “Conference” and “Microphone Limit” one after the other.
The current number is shown on the display.
Choose the number of speakers who can take the floor simultaneously. The number can be between 1 and 15.
Press the ENTER key to save your setting.
Adjusting the audio settings for the consoles’
Via the “Loudspeaker” menu item, you can adjust the audio settings (vol- ume, bass, middle and treble response) for the consoles’
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