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General| Frequency Response | 100 Hz - 16 kHz |
|---|---|
| Polar Pattern | Cardioid |
| Microphone element | Condenser |
| Directivity | Cardioid |
| Headset connector | 2 x 3.5 mm jack socket |
Covers reading, retaining, heeding warnings, following instructions, cleaning, and attachments.
Warns against water/moisture, specifies proper placement, and covers ventilation requirements.
Details correct power sources, grounding, and polarization requirements.
Advises on power cord protection, avoiding overloading, and preventing object/liquid entry.
Details servicing, conditions requiring service, replacement parts, and safety checks.
Suggests unplugging during lightning storms for protection.
Provides compliance details for FCC and ICES regulations for digital devices.
Stresses qualified installation, no user servicing, and the role of the power cord as a disconnect.
Explains the meaning of safety symbols and warns about dangerous voltages.
Explains the use of warnings, cautions, and notes within the manual.
Introduces the discussion system and its main components.
Describes the mains switch, power LED, and microphone mode selector.
Explains the various functions of the microphone mode selector.
Details recorder input/output and line input/output connections.
Covers telephone coupler connections and trunk outputs for unit linking.
Details microphone input with gain adjustment and headphone connection socket.
Describes the features and operation of the delegate unit.
Details the chairman unit's features, including the priority button.
Advises reading safety instructions and proper earthing of the CPSU before installation.
Covers temporary no reaction, distorted sound, and acoustic feedback.
Addresses issues like interrupted cabling and wrong switch positions.
Discusses problems related to loudspeaker output and volume control settings.
Lists detailed technical specifications for the Control and Power Supply Unit.
Covers monitor headphone specs, auto switch-off, and system limits.
Details specs for combined units, limiter threshold, and gain reduction.
Provides mechanical dimensions and weight for CPSU and delegate/chairman units.
Details environmental operating conditions, safety standards, and resistance.
Details EMC compliance and the available product range and accessories.
Provides pin configuration details for various connectors (Trunk, XLR, CINCH, Mains, Headphone).
Describes rack and table mounting methods for the CPSU.
Explains how to mount delegate and chairman units onto a table.
Provides detailed dimensions for creating a flush mount bracket for the CPSU.
Explains how to activate the delegate microphone using its button.
Describes how the chairman microphone button functions independently of mode settings.
Details the chairman's priority button function to control delegate microphones.
Guides on setting priority mode switches for chime and microphone behavior.
Explains selecting the maximum number of simultaneously active delegate microphones.
Describes the automatic microphone switch-off after 30 seconds of silence.
Explains how delegate microphones override each other, allowing only one active at a time.
Details that only chairman units can be activated in this mode.
Guides on using the volume control to set loudspeaker levels for units.
Explains how to adjust the volume for monitoring the discussion via loudspeaker or headphone.
Details using the rotary volume control to adjust headphone volume.
