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check or change the settings. When you want to establish a connection,
you can select the new transmission mode directly from the front keypad
of the system or in the PC Software.
• Changes are applied by pressing the
Apply
button.
• The window is closed by
Close
.
Selection of the Audio sources for the transmit direction
By pressing the button
SEND CH.1
respectively
SEND CH.2
the window, in
which the Audio sources (
Audio Source
)
for the transmit direction
can be
selected, is displayed.
Depending on the configuration of the Audio mixer, the
SEND CH.
button
can have the following colours:
grey
: No Audio source is selected for the transmit direction, i.e. the remote
side would hear nothing.
green
: At least one Audio source is activated
blinking in red
: The
Mute
function is enabled for the selected channel, i.e. the
remote side would hear nothing.
yellow
: The
Auto-Ducking
function is enabled (see page 77).
Depending on the transmission procedure, the available levels are displayed.
Details for the configuration of the Audio mixer can be found under
CHAPTER 5.5.3.1.
FIG. 11
AUDIO MIXER TRANSMIT DIRECTION
CALL/ACCEPT/CONNECT button
grey
: With the
CALL
button, the connection can be established after the call-
ing number has been entered and the mode has been selected.
blinking in yellow
: An incoming call can be accepted with the
ACCEPT
but-
ton if the auto answer is disabled.
green
: Connection is established. If you click on the
CONNECT
button and
the
Security
Option is enabled, a control panel is displayed.
DROP button
grey
: With the
DROP
button you can disconnect a connection.
Mute
no Audio source
Auto-Ducking
activated
activated
selected
at least one
Audio source selected
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