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Operating the components of the SDC 8000 system
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Press the MICRO key
.
If the speaker limit has not yet been reached, you can take the floor
immediately. The red signal light ring
and the “Microphone active”
LED
on your console light up permanently, indicating that you can
now take the floor.
If the speaker limit has been reached, you will join the waiting list and
the green “Request to speak” LED
on your console starts flashing. As
soon as one of the active microphones is turned off, the microphone of
the first participant from the request-to-speak list is turned on, and so
on.
When it is your turn to speak, the red signal light ring
and the
“Microphone active” LED
on your console light up permanently.
6.
In “
Group 4
” mode:
n this mode, the speaker limit is 4.
왘
Press the MICRO key
.
If the speaker limit has not yet been reached, you can take the floor
immediately. The red signal light ring
and the “Microphone active”
LED
on your console light up permanently, indicating that you can
now take the floor.
If the speaker limit has been reached, you will join the waiting list and
the green “Request to speak” LED
on your console starts flashing. As
soon as one of the active microphones is turned off, the microphone of
the first participant from the request-to-speak list is turned on, and so
on.
When it is your turn to speak, the red signal light ring
and the
“Microphone active” LED
on your console light up permanently.
7.
In “
No request
” mode:
For this mode to function, the SDC 8000 system must be PC controlled.
In “No request” mode, you have to “apply” for a comment and wait until
the conference manager turns on your microphone. The conference
manager has total control of the microphones.
Note!
You cannot “apply” for a comment by pressing the MICRO key
.
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Signal your intention to take the floor e.g. by raising your hand or
giving another sign.
The conference manager can either assign you the “speaking right” by
turning on your microphone or ignore your request to speak.
When the conference manager turns on you microphone, the red signal
light ring
and the “Microphone active” LED
on your console light
up permanently. When the conference manager withdraws the
“speaking right” from you, the red signal light ring
and the
“Microphone active” LED
on your console
go off.