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General| Brand | Sennheiser |
|---|---|
| Model | SDC 8000 |
| Category | Conference System |
| Language | English |
Covers safe setup, cable management, heat dissipation, and handling of units.
Common features: loudspeaker, microphone, headphone connection, volume control.
Includes PRIOR and NEXT keys for discussion control and participant management.
Includes special interpretation functions, mute, tone controls, and chip card slot.
Covers listening, requesting to speak, and participating in voting sessions.
Allows starting votes and turning off all active consoles (priority).
Explains how to activate the microphone using the MICRO key in various modes.
Instructions on how to turn off the microphone or cancel a speaking request.
How to choose an interpretation channel using console keys and headphones.
Explains how to participate in voting sessions using consoles with voting functions.
How the chairman can stop discussions by deactivating all active consoles.
Procedure for starting a vote, choosing modes, and casting votes.
How the chairman assigns speaking priority from a request list.
Setting the B-channel for second language interpretation or auto-relay.
How to select an interpretation channel for headphone output using RELAY keys.
Basic usage: checking channel, activating microphone, stopping interpretation.
How to switch between main (A) and secondary (B) interpretation channels.
Connecting conference and interpreter consoles in series using system cables.
Setting up interpreter booths and console numbering for interpretation services.
Covers Mixed and Override modes within a booth, and the Auto-Floor function.
Initial steps after unpacking: connecting consoles and central unit.
Linking console strings to the central unit's PORT sockets.
Linking console strings to the central unit's PORT sockets.
Master/slave connection configuration for multiple central units.
Correct sequence for powering on/off systems with multiple central units.
Overview of central unit's operating menu for system configuration.
Initial steps for powering on and initializing the central unit and consoles.
Process for initializing all consoles at once, assigning arbitrary microphone numbers.
Initializing consoles manually for specific microphone number assignments.
Integrating new consoles into an already configured system.
Steps to delete a console from the current system configuration.
Choosing modes like Direct Access or With Request to control discussion dynamics.
Defining the maximum number of simultaneous speakers for different conference modes.
Overview of features for setting up interpretation system: booths, languages, modes.
Updating existing configurations for languages, auto-relay, or booth settings.
Applying previously saved configurations (Config 1 or Config 2) for quick setup.
Configuring the maximum number of booths or languages supported by the system.
Defining the number of interpreter consoles allowed within each booth.
Assigning the primary interpretation language to a specific booth.
Assigning a secondary interpretation language to a booth, often for relay.
Initializing interpreter consoles by pressing MICRO key after setting booth/desk numbers.
Integrating individual interpreter consoles into an already set up system.
Overview of available audio inputs (AUX IN) and outputs (AUX OUT).
Mapping specific channels (interpretation, floor) to audio outputs AUX OUT 3-5.
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