ClearOne V-There 2000, Руководство по установке и эксплуатации

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9
Getting Started ~ Hardware Setup
Power supply
The V-There must be operated only with the power supply unit provided and must be
connected to a grounded power socket.
Composite monitor
V-There can be connected to a composite monitor. Depending on the V-There model,
you will need to connect it to either a National Television Standards Committee
(NTSC) monitor or a Phase Alternating Line (PAL) monitor.
If you are not sure how to connect external devices, see the instructions supplied
with your television or monitor.
European users can use the SCART block if the television comes with a SCART
connector. Using the supplied yellow/black dual phono cable, connect one end of the
cable with a yellow connector to the Video Out (yellow) connector on the V-There
and the black connector to the Audio Out (white) connector on the V-There. Connect
the other end of the cable with a yellow connector to the yellow video connector on
the SCART block and the black cable connector to the Audio (L/Mono) connector of
the SCART block. Connect the SCART block to the SCART connector on the
television.
ClearOne Communications ~ www.clearone.com
If a replacement power
supply is needed, it must
be obtained from an
authorized supplier of V-There
systems. Use of an unauthorized
power supply can be dangerous and
invalidates all warranties.
!
AccuMic II microphone setup
The AccuMic II mic pad features three microphone elements positioned to pick up
sound in a 360-degree pattern. Each mic element features noise cancellation,
automatic gating control, PA adaptive mode, adaptive ambient mode, and ClearOne’s
proprietary Gentner
®
Distributed Echo Cancellation
®
to make communication among
several people a natural, seamless experience. All of these functions operate
automatically and require no user adjustments.
VGA Monitor
Computer In
If you are using a VGA monitor, connect your monitor cable to
this connector.
Connect a computer to this XGA input to use presentations saved
on the computer.
Figure 2.3 AccuMic II