Active Speaker Interruption; Microphone Activation Style - Shure Microflex Complete Wireless MXCW Complete User Manual

Adjusting Speak Priority
To adjust the speak priority without changing the participant's role:
1. Open the web application to the Devices tab.
2. Select the participant in the table to open the properties panel.
3. Expand the additional properties and adjust the speak priority for that participant.

Active Speaker Interruption

When interruption is allowed, a participant that turns on their microphone will override the last person in the speaker list. The
different modes determine the behavior of microphone activation when the speaker list is full.
To change the interruption mode:
Go to Meeting Controls > Advanced > Active speaker interruption
1.
2. Select a mode:
• Not allowed
• Higher speak priority allowed (default)
• Equal or higher speak priority allowed
See Speak Priority for information on adjusting individual participants' priority.

Microphone Activation Style

The speak mode determines the way the participants use their microphones in a group setting. Several factors may affect the
meeting requirements and the manner in which the meeting is run: room size, number of participants, formality of the event,
and amount of technical support on staff. The speak mode addresses these factors with presets to control the microphone be­
havior.
Mode
Automatic (default)
FIFO (First in, first out)
Manual
Note: Speak priority may affect the list. A new speaker with higher priority may automatically override the earliest activated microphone if that speaker has a
lower priority. See Speak Priority for more details.
Changing the Speak Mode
The speak mode is a system setting that applies to all conference units registered with the access point.
Use one of the following methods to change the speak mode:
Web application: Meeting Controls > Basic > Speak mode
•
Access point LCD menu: Meeting Ctrls > Speak mode
•
Description
Press to speak
Automatic request queue
Managed request queue
How it Works
Speak button turns on participant microphone. There is no re­
quest queue: when the speaker list is full, the mic does not
turn on.
Speak button adds participant to a queue system. Once the
speaker list is full, participants are placed into a chronological
request queue. The next microphone in queue turns on auto­
matically once a space is open in the speaker list.
Speak button adds the participant to a request queue that is
managed by the chairman or operator.
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