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Overview of the components of the SDC 8000 system
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Additional functions for controlling the microphones:
Via the computer screen, the conference manager can easily monitor
which participants have made a request to speak, which participants are
currently speaking, etc. All participants can be identified and displayed
by name. Individual conference consoles can be directly activated or
deactivated by clicking the mouse key.
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Display of voting results as diagrams:
The results of votings can be presented graphically and can, for example,
be displayed via a connected projector. In addition, it is possible to take
voting sessions with chip cards. Chip cards make sure that only those
who have a chip card have access to the voting function.
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Configuration of special conference consoles:
The conference manager can configure more than one chairman unit as
well as VIP units.
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Interpreter management software:
This software module allows the conference manager to quickly and
easily configure the interpreter booths and interpreter consoles (i.e.
assign a language to the A-channel and B-channel of an interpreter
console, choose the operating mode between and within the interpreter
booths, etc.).
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Delegate database:
The delegate database allows the conference manager to centrally
manage delegate information such as name, organization, etc. During
the conference, this information is displayed on the computer screen,
allowing the conference manager to identify the participants who are
currently speaking or those who wish to make a contribution by name.
It is also possible to use the information contained on the chip cards.
The technology used
Both the control and sound transmission of the SDC 8000 conference and
interpretation system are fully digital, resulting in excellent audio. The
language channels are transmitted within a frequency range of 100 Hz to
14 kHz at 16-bit resolution.
The conference consoles are connected to each other and to the central
unit by means of system cables.