Priority Settings - AUDAC MTX48 Bedienungsanleitung

Settings >> Priority settings
The priority settings menu makes it possible to set the priority for direct microphone inputs
Mic 1 and Mic 2. When a microphone input has priority in a certain zone, all the other audio
sources will be suppressed for that zone when a signal is applied to one of the priority inputs.
Directly below the Mic 1 priority and Mic 2 priority, you'll see a sensitivity menu, accompanied
by a hold menu. The sensitivity dropdown menu allows you to configure how well the
MTX registers an input. When sensitivity is set to high, a low volume at a priority input is
sufficient in order to trigger the priority mode. When sensitivity is set to low, you need to
speak relatively loud to trigger the priority function. The hold menu sets the time the audio
sources are still suppressed when the priority procedure is over. This value can be set from
1 second to 5 seconds.
Priority enabling / volume
This priority settigns window shows an overview for both microphone channels Mic 1 and
Mic 2 with listboxes for every output zone of the MTX. With the listboxes, the priority can
be enabled and the level can be set.
Standard, all listboxes are switched to "Disabled".
When a microphone input should have priority in a certain zone, the condition should be
changed from "Disabled" to the desired level. The desired level can be selected by steps
of -1 dB in a range between 0 dB and -64 dB. When the level is set to 0 dB, the priority
messages for that zone will be announced on maximum volume.
The switching to and from a priority signal is done according to the HARDIN - FADEOUT
principle. This means when a priority situation occurs (signal present on the priority
inputs), immediately will be switched to this channel. When the priority situation is over
(no more signal present on the priority inputs), the status will return back to the initial
status by fading the sound in.
Click the "OK" button to confirm the priority settings.
MTX Priority settings screen
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