Emergency Audio Signal; Microphone Operation Modes - Shure DDS 5900 Manual

DDS 5900 Digital Discussion System

Emergency Audio Signal

To prepare for an emergency, connect an Emergency Evacuation Message (EEM) audio signal to Input 2. The
block connector provides a 'normally-open' switch that when closed, distributes the emergency signal to the loud-
speakers and all input and output connections.
Important: When the switch is used for Input 2, the EEM audio signal bypasses the volume and on/off settings.
Control the volume of the EEM signal at the source output.
1. Connect the EEM signal to Input 2.
2. Connect a switch to the block connector.
3. Close the switch and test the audio signal. Adjust the volume at the audio source to the desired level.
Setting Audio for Meetings or Events

Microphone Operation Modes

The operation mode determines how participant microphones function during a meeting. Several factors may af-
fect the meeting requirements and the manner in which the meeting is run: room size, number of participants, for-
mality of the event, and amount of technical support on staff. The operation mode addresses these factors with
four presets to control the microphone behavior.
To change the mode:
• CCU hardware:
Delegate Setup
• Browser interface:
Description of Opera­
tion Modes
Auto (Automatic)
>
Operation Mode
>
Operation Operation Mode
The following is a description of each mode once the Speak button is
pressed:
Automatically turns on the participant microphone if there is room in the speaker
list. In this mode, there is no request queue: if the Speaker List is full, the partici-
pant microphone does not turn on.
or from the
Microphone Control
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