Rx Microphone & Speakers; Rx Usb Devices - ADDER AdderLink Infinity dual User Manual

RX microphone & speakers
The ALIF dual unit can support a
microphone as well as speakers
providing the necessary connections
have been made between the ALIF dual
TX unit and the host computer.
To connect a microphone (or line in) and/or speakers
1 Connect the lead from a mono microphone to the 3.5mm socket labeled
rear panel.
2 Connect the lead from stereo speakers to the 3.5mm socket labeled
panel.
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Connection from
microphone or line in
from audio device
Link out to
speakers
3 Once the unit has been fully connected and powered on, access the RX System
Configuration page to check that the Audio Input Type setting matches the connection
that you have made to the port: line, mic or mic boost (the latter provides +20dB gain).
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RX USB devices

The ALIF dual RX unit has four
USB ports to which peripherals
may be connected. The ports are
interchangeable. To connect more than
four peripherals, one or more USB
hubs may be used. The total current
that may be drawn from the USB ports
is 1.2A, which should be sufficient for
a keyboard, mouse (no more than
100mA each) and any two other devices
(500mA maximum each). If more power for USB devices
is required, use a powered USB hub.
To connect a USB device
1 Connect the lead from the device to any of the
four USB sockets on the rear panel of the ALIF
dual unit.
Supported USB Devices
The transmitter unit use True Emulation technology to emulate the signals of certain
USB peripherals to the computer. This means that those peripherals appear to the
computer to be permanently connected, even when the receivers are switched
elsewhere. This enables faster keyboard and mouse switching and allows for more than
13 identical USB devices. If the keyboards and mice are identical across the connected
receivers, they are only enumerated once by the host. The following limitations apply:
• Keyboards, mice and other HID devices are supported.
• Storage devices (i.e. flash drives, USB hard disks, CD-ROM drives) are supported, but
they may operate more slowly than with a direct connection.
• Isochronous devices (including microphones, speakers, webcams and TV receivers) are
not currently supported.
• Many other devices (such as printers, scanners, serial adapters and specialist USB
devices) will work, but due to the huge variety of devices available, successful
operation cannot be guaranteed.
• If a device cannot be made to work, please contact Adder technical support as a
special entry within the advanced configuration may solve it.
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