Why does my Danish Interpretation Systems DCS 6000 receiver discharge very quickly?
If your Danish Interpretation Systems Conference System receiver discharges very quickly, replace the battery pack and check if the problem is resolved.
What to do if my Danish Interpretation Systems DCS 6000 Conference System transmitter indicates 'no radiators'?
If the Danish Interpretation Systems Conference System transmitter indicates “no radiators”, ensure that connections to all radiators have been made correctly and that each radiator’s mains supply is connected and switched on.
Why are the red and amber LEDs on for the IRED panels of a Danish Interpretation Systems Conference System radiator?
If the red LED flashes and the amber LED is on for one or both IRED panels of a Danish Interpretation Systems Conference System radiator, it could mean the IRED panel is in temperature protection mode. Check that the natural airflow around that radiator is not obstructed. If airflow is not obstructed, replace the radiator.
What to do if my Danish Interpretation Systems DCS 6000 Conference System transmitter indicates 'radiator fault'?
If your Danish Interpretation Systems Conference System transmitter indicates a 'radiator fault', ensure that all radiator connections are correctly made and that each radiator's mains supply is connected and switched on. Also, examine the radiator LEDs.
What to do if the emergency contact does not work on my Danish Interpretation Systems DCS 6000?
If the emergency contact on your Danish Interpretation Systems Conference System isn't working, first check that the emergency contact is correctly connected. Also, verify that the audio is connected according to the auxiliary input mode selected in menu 4H.
Why is the charging indicator LED blinking on my Danish Interpretation Systems DCS 6000 Conference System receiver?
If the charging indicator LED on your Danish Interpretation Systems Conference System receiver is blinking, consider the following: * Make sure the charging unit is being used within the specified working conditions. * Check that the receiver contains a battery pack and that it's correctly connected. * Ensure the receiver is at room temperature, then re-insert it into the charging unit. * If the indicator continues to blink, replace the battery pack to see if that resolves the problem.
Notes regarding safe and correct power connections for the apparatus.
Covers power disconnect, compliancy, cleaning, and repacking safety guidelines.
Describes the DCS 6000 system's capabilities and main features when used with the CU 6105.
Lists the various central, interpreter, conference, and accessory components of the DCS 6000 system.
Step-by-step guide for setting up the system for the first time.
Instructions for connecting a PC to the CU 6105 for system configuration and control.
Guidance on installing the CU 6105 for table-top or rack-mount use.
Best practices and requirements for connecting conference units using Cat5e cables.
Details maximum units connectable per DCS-LAN chain output.
Explains standard and expandable features via feature licenses.
Description of the physical controls and connectors on the CU 6105 front and back panels.
Basic connection of conference units to the CU 6105 using DCS-LAN.
How to connect a PC to the CU 6105 for system configuration and control.
Overview of the CU 6105's interactive menu structure and options.
Explains how to navigate through the CU 6105's interactive menu using the keypad.
Guide to configuring the CU 6105 system using a web browser on a PC, tablet, or iPad.
Interface for controlling microphones, speaker lists, and request queues via web browser.
Defines behaviors for Auto, Manual, FIFO, and VOX microphone operation.
Settings for controlling how delegates can interrupt each other.
Instructions for updating the CU 6105 firmware using the browser interface.
Details overall system characteristics and audio performance specifications.
Lists the technical specifications for the CU 6105 Central Unit.
Overview of the TCP/IP protocol for controlling and monitoring the DCS 6000 system.
Commands for controlling microphone activation, request lists, and speaker limits.
Commands for managing loudspeaker volume, input/output levels, and audio paths.
Digital Section| microphone sensitivity | -22 dBV/Pa |
|---|---|
| max SPL | 125 dB (3% THD) |
| equivalent noise | 20 dB SPL |
| loudspeaker frequency range | 150 Hz – 15 kHz |
| loudspeaker max power | 3W RMS |
Sound Quality| sound quality | 20 bit audio @ 32 kHz sampling frequency |
|---|---|
| frequency response | 65 Hz-16 kHz |
| signal to noise ratio | >85 dBA |
| total harmonic distortion | < 0.1% |
Power| power requirement | 24-48 V DC |
|---|---|
| power consumption | 1W to 3W |
| power supplied from CU | 60xx / EX 6010 / PS 6000 |
Operating Environment| operating temperature | 5 Deg C. to 40 Deg C. (35 to 80% humidity) |
|---|---|
| storage temperature | -20 Deg C. to 60 Deg C. (10 to 80% humidity) |
| LCD display life time | >10, 000 hours |
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