Taiden HCS-4100MA/50, Инструкция по установке и эксплуатации

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c. When the microphone is activated, it can be
turned off by pressing the microphone On/Off
key.

Active microphone number limitation (1/2/3/4)
reached :
All other microphones cannot be activated unless
one of the active microphones is turned off.
D. “Apply” mode
a. Request to speak when the microphone On/Off
key is pressed (default 6 microphones at most).
The chairman unit can approve or reject his/her
speak;
b. When his/her request is approved, he/she can
speak and the last activated microphone will be
turn off at the same time.
E. “PTT” mode

Active microphone number limitation (1/2/3/4) NOT
reached:
a. The microphone will be activated when the
microphone On/Off key is pressed and held,
the speaker can give his/her speech;
b. The microphone will be deactivated when the
microphone On/Off key is released.

Active microphone number limitation (1/2/3/4)
reached :
Pressing the microphone On/Off key cannot
activate the microphone until one of the activated
microphones is switched off.
A camera can focus an activated microphone
automatically (camera position preset by application
software). Speaker’s video can be exported to and
displayed on large screen(s).
3. VIP unit

Any delegate unit can be assigned as a VIP unit by
the TAIDEN conference management system
software. At most 32 VIP units can be assigned;

As long as the active microphone capacity is not
full, the microphone of the VIP unit can be
activated freely;

If the active microphone capacity is full, the
microphone of the VIP unit cannot be turned on
unless one of the active microphones is
deactivated.
Note:

“Voice” speaking mode: the chairman unit
and the VIP unit count in the active
microphone number limitation (1/2/3/4), if the
active microphone number limitation reached,
the microphones of the chairman unit and the
VIP unit cannot be turned on;

Other speaking modes: the chairman unit
and the VIP unit do not count in the active
microphone number limitation (1/2/3/4); at
most 6 microphones can be activated at the
same time in a system.