Voxtec SQU.ID SQ.410, User Manual

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gain of the microphone attached to the SQ.410’s secondary
audio input jack. This is generally not recommended, because
it requires the user to keep a very consistent distance between
the secondary microphone and the foreign language speaker for
each phrase. In a high noise environment it may be necessary
to use manual gain. This is recommended if a headset is
connected to the Secondary Microphone input. Adjust the
gain so the speaking voice moves the volume meter into the
green zone. When setting the gain try to speak at the level that
will be used in the operational environment. If the operational
environment has a very loud background noise level you may
need to tell the foreign speaker to talk louder into the SQ.410
and therefore set the manual gain lower.
• Select Connected Microphone:
choose the connected
microphone(s) – primary only, secondary only, or both. When
Both microphones are selected all English input as initiated
with the A button is received from the Primary Headset
connector and all Foreign language audio recording input as
initiated with the B button is received from the Secondary
Headset Connector. When Primary only is selected then all
audio inputs come through the Primary Headset connector.
Likewise when Secondary Only is selected all audio inputs
come through the Secondary connector.
• Enable Built-in Speaker: The built in speaker can be
disabled separately from the 3.5mm Audio Output Jack.
This can be useful if the situation requires that only the Audio
Output be used and no audio is projected locally through the
built in speaker.
• Reset to Defaults: you have the option to reset all the system
settings to factory default values. Those values are as follows:
o Secondary Audio and Speaker Volume: Level Bar 5
o Primary Headset Volume: Level Bar 5
o
Screen Brightness: Level Bar 7