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If the system does not give cue signals when any of the handset buttons are
pressed, check the RF level indicator on the rear of the MicroCue
2
main unit
(see Fig 2). If this shows a signal is being received, it confirms the handset
code needs to be ‘learned’ by MicroCue
2
(see ‘Learning Handsets’ section).
Handset Timeout.
To ensure maximum battery life and to comply with
international Radio Frequency regulations, the handset will only transmit for a
maximum of 5 seconds if any button is pressed and held down.
Headphone Connection.
Plug a set of stereo headphones into the cue tone
output socket on the rear of the main unit (see Fig 2). Whilst pressing any cue
button on the handset repeatedly at 1 second intervals, adjust the volume of the
cue tones for a comfortable level, using a small flat screwdriver through the
aperture underneath the main unit.
The cue tone audio output mini jack socket connections are as follows (mono
out on stereo headphones):
Tip: Signal out
Ring: Ground
Sleeve: No connection
Presenter Control Selector Mode.
The
presenter control button has 4 states as
follows:
1. Both A and B USB channels are
selected (default)
2. Both A and B USB channels are off
3. A USB channel is selected, B is off
4. B USB channel is selected, A is off
Each press of the presenter control button
cycles through to the next of these states.
MicroCue
2
will start in the default state (A and B selected). In this mode and
with MicroCue
2
connected to two computers via the A and B USB ports (see Fig
2), the presenter can simultaneously control two different PowerPoint
presentations directly from the handset. Pressing the presenter control button
while in the default state will change to full operator-only control mode (both
USB ports off; state option 2 in Fig 3). MicroCue
2
will now only signal cues via
the visual display on the main unit and the cue tone audio output. Pressing the
presenter control button again will enable USB port A and another press of the
button will deselect USB port A and enable USB port B. Pressing the presenter
control button once more will restore to the default state (A and B both
enabled).
Figure 3 Presenter Control States
