Interpretation Settings - Shure DCS 6000 User Manual

Interpretation Settings

Interpreter Interrupt Ability
The Interpreter Lock setting applies when multiple people are interpreting the same language. By default, interpreters
alternate with each other and cannot override a unit already in use.
Note: Interpreters select their primary (A) and secondary (B) languages from the IS 6132 interpreter station.
Change the setting from
• Complete Lock (default): When a channel is in use, another interpreter cannot turn on their microphone.
• No Lock: Interpreters can turn on their microphone at any time, overriding the present interpreter. This applies to any interpreter
with any setting.
• A Interrupt B: Interpreters can override only those with a lower setting.
• A Interrupt A: Interpreters can override those with the same setting.
• A Interrupt A + B: Interpreters can override those with the same or lower setting.
Unassigned Channels
By default, unassigned interpretation channels automatically have the floor mix. To change the setting, go to
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Interpretation Auto Floor
• On: floor mix is sent to unassigned interpretation channels
• Off: no audio is provided on unassigned interpretation channels
Display Type
Choose the way the interpretation channel is displayed on the conference unit:
• Channel Number
• Language Abbreviation (first three letters of the language name in English)
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Interpretation Interpreter Lock
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Interpretation
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Interpreter Channels