Avaya Scopia XT Series Deployment Manual page 54

Setting Up the XT Series Hardware
• The audio input port
- The analog One-way Microphone Pod or any other analog microphone with a 3.5mm jack.
- A third-party digital microphone with a mini-TOSlink connector.
- Audio mixers like those from Clear One. An audio mixer connects multiple microphones (or
other audio inputs) to generate a single audio stream.
- A computer audio-out connection or line audio connection.
Table 6: Types of microphones
used with an Avaya Scopia
Table 6: Types of microphones
Type of Optimal Room
Microphon Size
e
One-way Small meeting
Microphon rooms (up to
e Pod 4x4m)
Three-way Large meeting
XT Digital rooms (up to
Microphon 6x6m)
e Array
For very large
Pod
rooms (up to
12x6m), use two
three-way
Microphone
Pods. You
cannot use more
than two
Microphone
Pods for one
system. (XT5000
only)
December 2017
is for:
on page 54 describes the most common types of microphones
®
XT Series.
Advantages
Multiple participants
can be positioned up
to three meters away
on one side of the
mic.
Cost-effective
Range extends three
meters on all sides of
each microphone for
complete coverage.
Advanced beam
forming technology
isolates the active
speaker from
background noise.
Superb audio quality.
Supports stereo
(Avaya Pod only)
When connected
directly to the XT
Codec Unit, you can
also transmit PC
audio.
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Disadvantages Microphone
Specifications
Captures more Analog audio
background noise
One side (180º
than the three-way
range)
Microphone Pod
3 meters (about
Captures audio only
10 feet)
from one side
When connected,
you cannot transmit
PC audio
Higher cost. Digital
360º coverage
3 meters range
(about 10 feet)
Typically
Used With
Avaya
®
Scopia
XT4000
Series
Avaya
®
Scopia
XT5000
and Avaya
®
Scopia
XT7000
Series
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