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Using the Rear Panel Configuration DIP Switches

1 – Operation Mode - Primary (off)/Secondary (on)

Used when connecting several base stations together for operation in the same area.

One system must be set to ‗Primary‘, and all others must be set to ‗Secondary‘.

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4 – Audio Output Level - Line (off)/Mic (on)

This controls the output audio level on all audio output connectors. Line level audio out

(default) refers to an output signal voltage of ~0 dBu, and a Mic Level output signal level

is ~-40 dBu.

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Using the Revolabs HD Control Panel Software

A software program with graphical user interface is available for accessing control settings and real-

time status of Revolabs Executive HD microphone systems. A detailed description of how to use this

tool is described below.

1. Download the Revolabs Audio Control Panel software from http://www.revolabs.com and

install onto a PC.

2. Connect the PC to the same network as the Base Station via either a Ethernet Crossover

Cable, or network switch.

3. If no DHCP server is present, set the fixed IP on the PC to the same subnet as the IP address

displayed on the Base Station front panel display.

4. Launch the Revolabs HD Control Panel program.

5. Select ‗Scan Network‘ from the ‗Box‘ menu or hit the F5 key, and the HD Control Panel will

automatically find and display any Revolabs Executive HD base stations visible on the network

(the program cannot see through firewalls, etc.).

6. Select the devices needing to be configured and click ‗OK‘

Configuration Settings

The Revolabs HD Control Panel controls the Executive HD Base Station configuration settings. Most

of the configuration settings can only be controlled from the HD Control Panel. However, some of the

configuration settings can also be controlled from the Base Station front panel display. All

configuration settings are located either in the ‗Config‘ tab of the device window or on the HD Control

Panel menus.