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The SL DI 4 XLR Dante™ interface

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Connecting audio signals

You can connect a total of four analog audio signals (e.g. from microphone

receivers (SL Rack Receiver DW) or wired microphones) to the SL DI 4 XLR.

You can change the settings for the respective microphone input using the

SL DI CONTROL software (see „Configuring the SL DI 4 XLR using the SL

DI CONTROL software”).

To connect analog audio signals to the SL DI 4 XLR:

▷ Use an XLR-3 cable to connect the audio device to one of the four XLR

inputs.

►

Via the DATA and POE + DATA Ethernet sockets, the audio signals are

routed, using Dante™, to a Dante™-enabled device.

The destination of the Dante™ stream is configured using a Dante™

software controller. This controller is not part of the SL DI CONTROL

software.

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Default Chapter2
- System Information2
- Table of Contents3
Speechline Digital Wireless: System Information9
Focus on the Spoken Word11
- Speechline Digital Wireless - the Professional Solution for Speakers, Lecturers and Presenters12
- Typical Applications13
- What Are the Features of Speechline Digital Wireless16
The Products of the Speechline Digital Wireless Series18
- The SL Rack Receiver DW Receiver18
- The Handheld Transmitter19
- The Bodypack Transmitter20
- The Clip-On and Headset Microphones21
- The Wireless SL Tablestand 133-S DW22
- The Wireless SL Tablestand 153-S DW23
- The Wireless SL Boundary 114-S DW24
- The Dante™ Interface25
- The CHG 2 Charger26
- The CHG 4N Charger27
- The CHG 2W Charging Base28
Speechline Digital Wireless: System Planning29
Planning30
- Country-Specific Variants30
- Number and Size of the Rooms32
- Shared Use of the 1.9 GHZ Frequency Band33
- Analysis of the Environmental Conditions36
  - Observe the Following Aspects When Planning an Installation36
Recommendations on Antenna Mounting37
- Antenna Setup and Planning for Speechline Digital Wireless38
- Antenna Mounting Options39
- Option 1: Connecting the AWM 2 or AWM 4 Antenna Wall Mount Directly to the Receiver(S)40
  - Signal Loss Due to Extension Cables40
  - Remote Antenna Distances and Line of Sight41
- Option 2: Combining Multiple Links to One AWM 2/AWM 443
- Option 3: Rack Mounting - Front47
- Option 4: Rack Mounting - Rear48
- Further Important Information on Antenna Usage49
  - Reflecting Surfaces49
  - Blocking Effects from Other Transmitters49
Multi-Room Mode51
- Single Room - Installation and Startup52
- Several Rooms - Installation and Startup52
Speechline Digital Wireless: Instruction Manual54
SL Rack Receiver DW56
- Product Overview and Operating Elements - Front Panel57
- Product Overview and Connections - Rear Panel59
- Connecting the Receiver60
  - Connecting the Receiver to the Power Supply System60
  - Connecting an Amplifier or Mixing Console to the Receiver61
- Controlling and Monitoring the Receiver Via the Network62
- Updating the Firmware64
- Setting up the Receiver65
- Installing a Single Receiver in a Fixed Location68
- Installing Two Receivers Next to One Another in a Fixed Location72
- Displays on the Receiver's Display Panel75
  - Home Screen75
  - Secondary Home Screen77
- Using the Operating Menu of the Receiver78
The SL Handheld DW83
- Product Overview84
- Displays on the Display Panel of the SL Handheld DW86
- Starting up and Using the Handheld Transmitter86
The SL Bodypack DW91
- Product Overview92
- Displays on the Display Panel of the SL Bodypack DW94
- Starting up and Using the Bodypack Transmitter95
SL Tablestand 133-S DW99
- Product Overview100
- Starting up and Using the Table Stand101
The SL Tablestand 153-S DW106
- Product Overview107
- Starting up and Using the Table Stand108
The SL Boundary 114-S DW113
- Product Overview114
- Starting up and Using the Boundary Microphone115
Pairing119
- Identifying Paired Devices120
- Pairing a Receiver with a Transmitter121
Performing a Walk Test (Reception Quality)123
The SL Headmic 1 Headset Microphone125
- Preparing the SL Headmic 1 for Use126
- Changing the Microphone Position (Left/Right)127
  - Modifying the Microphone Boom128
- Adjusting the Microphone Boom and the Neckband130
  - Positioning the Microphone Towards the Corner of the Mouth130
  - Adjusting the Neckband131
- Using the Frequency Response Caps132
- Using the Windshield133
- Attaching the Connection Cable to Clothing134
- Connecting the SL Headmic 1 to the SL Bodypack DW135
The MKE 1 Clip-On Microphone136
- Features136
- Treble Boost137
- Attaching the Microphone138
- Connecting the MKE 1 to the SL Bodypack DW139
The SL DI 4 XLR Dante™ Interface140
- Product Overview and LED Indicators - Front Panel141
- Product Overview and Connections - Rear Panel142
- Powering the SL DI 4 XLR143
- Connecting Audio Signals145
- Configuring the SL DI 4 XLR Using the SL DI CONTROL Software146
The CHG 2 Charger153
- Product Overview154
- Connecting the CHG 2 Charger to the Power Supply System155
- Charging the Accupack in the CHG 2 Charger156
The CHG 4N Charger157
- Product Overview158
- Connecting the CHG 4N Charger to the Power Supply System159
- Charging the Accupack in the CHG 4N Charger161
- Meaning of the Charging Slot Status Leds162
- Controlling and Monitoring the CHG 4N Charger over the Network163
- Updating the Firmware166
The CHG 2W Charging Base167
- Product Overview168
- Connecting the CHG 2W Charging Base to the Power Supply System169
- Charging a Device Using the CHG 2W Charging Base170
- Meaning of the Status Leds on the Charging Surfaces171
The AWM 2 Antenna Wall Mount172
- Product Overview173
- Connecting and Mounting the AWM 2174
  - To Mount the Antenna Wall Mount to a Wall174
  - To Mount the Antenna Wall Mount to a Microphone Stand175
The AWM 4 Antenna Wall Mount177
- Product Overview178
- Connecting and Mounting the AWM 4179
Contact182
- Further Information182
- Feedback182

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