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Attach the remaining rubber washer and wing nut from underneath the table. Then, tighten the wing nut to secure the
microphone on the table.
Optional: use the hole in the wing nut to insert a cable tie for cable management.
Power Over Ethernet (PoE)
This device requires PoE to operate. It is compatible with both Class 0 and Class 2 PoE sources.
Power over Ethernet is delivered in one of the following ways:
A network switch that provides PoE
A PoE injector device
Microphone Placement
Each microphone has 4 channels that can be aimed independently, based on the seating arrangement. Each channel features
independent polar patterns and additional channel settings. You can control these settings in Shure Designer software or in the
device's web application.
Designer software provides increased positioning flexibility over traditional conferencing microphones:
Configurable pickup areas can be rotated and modified for the number of talkers.
Network connectivity, device identification, and presets allow moving, adding and removing microphones with ease.
Independent channels and automixing make Dante signal routing simple and flexible.
Customized presets can be saved to immediately recall different room configurations.
Seating Scenarios
Each channel can capture one or several talkers. In rooms with flexible furniture arrangements, microphones can be moved to
cover various seating arrangements as long as they are plugged into the same network.
Note: Settings are saved on each microphone, and are retained when plugged into a different network port. Presets can be recalled and deployed using De-
signer software, the web application, or an external control system.
Single-Microphone Applications (Multiple Channels)
With four independent channels and polar patterns, coverage can be customized to match the table shape, size, and seating
arrangement. The automatic mixing feature helps reduce extraneous noise (such as typing or paper shuffling) from interfering
with speech intelligibility on the far end.
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