Table of Contents
Advertisement
DCS 6000 Digital Conference System
However for certain application, it is desirable to
assign 'individual operations mode', where the units
will always follow the individual mode settings
independently of the 'System Setting'.
Unit
No Speaking Rights
VIP unit
Secretary
Delegate FIFO
This unit will interrupts other delegates if
the 'Maximum speaker' are reached
Speaker stand
This unit can always turn on except if 8
units with 'Speak priority"=5 is open
Language Selection functionality
Language selection is a feature, where the delegate
can listen to either the floor (spoken) language or
an interpreted language.
User Controls & Indications
The units featuring language selection will include
on or two sets of the following controls and
interfaces.
Display
This display is used for information purposes. This
display has built in back light.
Channel buttons (two)
The buttons are used for changing the channel
setting.
Volume buttons (two)
The buttons are used for changing the volume
setting.
Headphone Connectors
Headphone Connector
A mini jack located on the front plate for connecting
a headphone for listening to the floor language or
one of the interpreted languages.
Dual headphone Connectors (mini-jack)
Some units are supplied with two mini jacks located
on the front plate for connecting a headphone for
listening to the floor language or one of the
interpreted languages.
Operation mode
Does not matter
Automatic
Automatic
Use CU Mode
Automatic
(mini-jack)
I.e. the following 'Units' can be created:
Speak priority
0
3
2
4
Headphone Connector (Molex) (only "F" models)
A 2 pin Molex jack is located at the back for
connecting a headphone for listening to the Floor
language or one of the interpreted languages on
the following models:
•
CM/DM 6080F
•
CM/DM 6680F
•
DM 6620F
•
DM 6588F
This connecter is intended for use, where the
connection to the headphone is remotely from
the front plate, which is only on customised
units.
Important: The 2 pin Molex jack is for
professional use only.
Normal Operation
Channel Selection
Channel selection is done using the channel up
and channel down buttons. Channel numbers can
be from 0 to 31, however the indication in the
display is abbreviations of the language selected
i.e. ENG for English, SWE for Swedish.
The lowest channel (0=FLO) always carries floor
audio and all other channels carry interpreted
languages (or floor if no interpretation is
currently performed on this channel). If fewer
than 32 channels are in use only available
channels will be selectable from the channel
selector – the channels are always numbered
consecutively. Pressing the down button when
29
User Manual
Interrupt ability
Does not matter
<
<
<=
<=
Advertisement
Table of Contents
