How To Use A Multitalker Network; Leaving A Multitalker Network - Phonak inspiro Premium User Manual

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15. Multiple talkers in one classroom

15.3 How to use a MultiTalker Network

J The inspiro that has set-up (initiated) the network has first

priority; all other transmitters inspiro/DynaMic that joined the

network have second priority.

The teacher with first priority can interrupt any teacher or

student that has second priority; a second priority teacher or

student can only take over during the speech pauses of the

first priority teacher.

J All devices transmit on the same FM channel, but they do not

transmit at the same time.

J No user action is required; if the first priority inspiro does not

detect speech, any second priority teacher or student can "get

the microphone" just by starting to talk.

J The listening FM receivers only 'hear' one voice at a time.

The MultiTalker Network cannot exist without the presence of the

initiating inspiro in the network. If you decide to end the Multi-

Talker Network, the entire network will cease and all of the inspiro

and DynaMic transmitters will activate their respective alarms.

If you are using an inspiro that just joined a network, you can

always leave the network by selecting Stop MultiTalker Network.

Your inspiro will then be set to single teaching mode, but all

of the other inspiro transmitters in the MultiTalker Network will

remain in MultiTalker Network mode.

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