The illustrations are examples only. By following the basic principles outlined here you can
customize your daisy chain to accommodate the unique configuration of your conferencing
space.
When daisy chaining more than one MT700 Stingray Mixer to cover multiple rooms, follow these
guidelines:
1. The mixer in the first, primary position controls all other secondary mixers in the chain.
2. When splitting apart chained mixers, primary/secondary status is reassigned in sequential
order beginning at the top of the chain. For example, mixers assigned to rooms 1, 3 and 5
all have been pre-configured with primary settings. When you split the chain, mixers
assigned to rooms 1 and 2 become a zone, mixers assigned to rooms 3 and 4 become a
second zone, and the mixer assigned to room 5 becomes a third zone.
3. Chained secondary mixers inherit the settings of the assigned primary mixer. Avoid
configuring primary settings on any secondary mixer unless you intend to use the mixer
in a standalone or primary capacity.
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