Matrix Mixer - Polycom Conference Composer User Manual

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Reference onto the Bus. The other Vortexes can use this reference.
sub matrix. In this example, WB0 is grayed out because we are working with
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The Matrix Mixer in Figure 12 allows the user to map any input to any output with an
arbitrary gain in dB applied from -100 dB to +20 dB. Muted cells are shown in light
gray while unmuted cells are shown in bold. To set the gain of a single cross point,
"left" click on the cell. To set the gain of a collection of cross points click and drag to
select a rectangular area. A slider control with a text box will appear to allow you to
change the gain, select mute/unmute, or, on Inputs 1-8, choose the gated version of
the Input. If you are using signals for reinforcement and specifically want the gated
signals at an attenuated level, then set the gated crosspoint to the desired level such as
-15 dB. In general, the gain of gated signals should be set to 0 dB since the matrix
will sum the automixed signals and use the appropriate weightings of the signals
based on the information from the automixer.
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