Avaya XT Series - Page 75

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The audio input port is for:
- The analog One-way Microphone Pod or any other analog microphone with a 3.5mm jack.
- A third-party digital microphone with a mini-TOSlink connector.
- Audio mixers like those from Clear One. An audio mixer connects multiple microphones (or
other audio inputs) to generate a single audio stream.
- A computer audio-out connection or line audio connection.
Table 7: Types of microphones on page 75 describes the most common types of microphones
used with an Avaya Room System XT Series.
Table 7: Types of microphones
Type of
Microphon
e
Optimal Room
Size
Advantages Disadvantages Microphone
Specifications
Typically
Used With
USB
Camera
with Built-in
Microphon
e, or USB
headset
Personal
endpoint for
close proximity
to speaker
Cost-effective.
Frees the audio input
port for computer
audio input.
Short range,
suitable for a single
participant only.
Digital audio
Supported
headsets:
Plantronics
Voyager Pro UC
Wireless
Plantronics Savi
W440
Jabra Pro 9450
Duo
Avaya
XTE240
One-way
Microphon
e Pod
Small meeting
rooms (up to
4x4m)
Multiple participants
can be positioned up
to three meters away
on one side of the
mic.
Cost-effective
Captures more
background noise
than the three-way
Microphone Pod
Captures audio only
from one side
When connected,
you cannot transmit
PC audio
Analog audio
One side (180º
range)
3 meters (about
10 feet)
Avaya
XT4000
Series
Table continues…
Connecting Microphones and Speakers to the XT Series
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