Glossary - Beyerdynamic MCS Bedienungsanleitung

7.5 Request-To-Talk
Voting
1 2
Clear
Requests
1 2
7.6 Next
Voting Request to talk
1 2
8.

Glossary

Configuration
Manufacturer specific
User specific
Operation specific
NOM
Parameter
PTT
Reset
System Check
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Main Menu
Request to talk Next Spkr
3 4 5
MCS 1038
Requests
Waiting Next Spkr
3 4 5
MCS 1038
Main Menu
Next Spkr
3 4 5
MCS 1038
Adjustment of all parameters.
Parameters which have been set at the factory and which can be changed. Press the reset button (6)
to load these parameters.
Parameters which have been set from the user. Press the reset button (4) to load these parameters.
Adjusted parameters and their change to operate the system.
Number of Open Microphones which can be switched on simultaneously.
Adjustable values, e.g. Number of the connected microphones, operation mode, input level, output
level.
Push-To-Talk = adjustable operation mode for the microphone unit, where the microphone unit is
switched on as long as the microphone button of the microphone unit is pressed.
All parameters are reset to the original user or manufacturer specific configuration.
Automatic check of all system parameters which is carried out when the system is switched on.
• By pressing button 3 from the main menu of the MCS 1038
the request-to-talk menu and the requests to talk will be
displayed.
• By pressing button 1 of the MCS 1038 the chairman can clear
all requests to talk, with button 3 he can return to the main
menu and by pressing button 5 he can switch on the next
delegate microphone unit according to the sequence of
requests to talk.
• The "Next" function (button 5) is only active, when the MCS 100
discussion control unit is operating in the request-to-talk
mode (refer to chapter 5.3 Configuration, 2. Parameter).
• By pressing button 5 of the MCS 1038 the chairman can
switch on the next delegate microphone unit according to
the sequence of requests to talk.
• This function is only active, when the MCS 100 discussion
control unit is operating in the request-to-talk mode (refer to
chapter 5.3 Configuration, 2. Parameter).