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Note:
The primary (A) language corresponds to the booth language. Interpreters select their B and C languages
from the MXCIC.
Interruption allowed:
Interpreters can turn on their microphone at any time, taking over
from the present interpreter. This applies to any interpreter with any setting
A Interrupt A:
An interpreter turning on the A channel interrupts another interpreter's A
channel.
A Interrupt B+C:
An interpreter's A channel interrupts another interpreter's B or C chan-
nel, but not another interpreter's A channel.
A Interrupt A+B+C:
An interpreter's A channel interrupts another interpreter, regardless
of channel.
Interruption not allowed (default):
When a channel is in use, another interpreter can-
not turn on their microphone
Auto Floor
By default, interpretation channels with no active interpretation have the floor mix. To change
the setting, go to
Interpretation
>
Auto
floor
.
On:
Language channels with no interpretation have the floor mix
Off:
Language channels with no interpretation have no audio
Channel Display
Choose the way the interpretation channel is displayed on the conference unit:
Interpre
tation
>
Interpretation
channels
>
Channel
display
Number:
Channel number
Abbreviation:
First three letters of the language name in English
Wireless Language Distribution
Provide additional monitoring access by connecting a wireless language distribution system to the one of the CCU audio out-
puts. Use the browser interface to route the desired interpretation channels or a subset of microphones to that group output.
The DIR Digital Infrared Language System transmits this audio signal to a number of portable listening devices.
