COUPLE LINGUA IR COMPONENTS
Introduction
Lingua IR is specifically designed for the wireless language distribution. You need to connect the Lingua IR
system with another system, such as a conference system, to feed the audio channels that needs to be
transmitted. You can connect to different systems, below you can find a description of how to couple the
Lingua IR components and how to connect to an external system.
Couple Transmitter And Radiators
Connect the radiators to the transmitter to send out the infrared signal. One transmitter can feed multiple
radiators. When you couple the radiators to the transmitter, you should keep the following rules in mind:
Only use
75 Ohm coax cables (RG59)
with well crimped BNC connectors
You can daisy-chain a maximum of 20 radiators on one port (a total of 80 radiators per
transmitter)
The total cable length per port should not exceed 1 km
You also have the option to use multiple transmitters in one system. To connect the different
transmitters use the LAN connections on the transmitters.
Connect Lingua IR System To A Network
Lingua IR is configured with a web server. Therefore the transmitter and charger needs to be connected to a
network. Use an LAN cable and the LAN connection available on the different computers.
It is possible to daisy chain different charging cases. When using 125V a maximum 3 charging cases can be
daisy chained, when using 230V this amount is 6.
Connect To A Conference System
The Lingua IR system was designed to make it possible to connect to different conference systems to input
audio channels for transmission. Below you can find a detailed description of how to connect the different
conference systems to the Lingua IR transmitter.
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Summary of Contents for LINGUA IR
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