User`s manual
Table Of Contents
- Contents
- Introduction
- CONFIRMATION SOFTWARE LICENSE AGREEMENT
- About the Product
- Controls and Functions
- Installation and Initial Setup
- Automatic Setup by Auto Analyzer
- Using the Web Menu
- Setting the Password
- Setting the Date and Time
- Configuring the Network Settings
- Limiting Access to the Web Menu
- Controlling Echoes
- Controlling Acoustic Feedback
- Controlling Noises
- Adjusting the Input Gain Automatically (Auto Gain Controller)
- Adjusting the Input Gain for MIC/LINE INPUT
- Adjusting the Volume Level
- Using the Internal Mixer
- Configuring the Phantom Power Settings
- Configuring This Unit's Settings Automatically (Auto Analyzer)
- Turning On/Off the Audio Guidance
- Maintenance and Management
- Special Functions
- Changing the Screen Color
- Using the Latest Features
- Troubleshooting
- List of Error Messages
- Resetting the Settings of This Unit
- Support Information
- Specifications
9
INTRODUCTION
1 AUTO ANALYZER
Press this switch to adjust the echo canceller and feedback
suppressor automatically.
2 INITIALIZE
If you turn on this unit while holding down this switch,
you can reset the settings of this unit to the default. If you
press this switch when the power is on, only the network
settings are reset to the default. For details, refer to
“Resetting the Settings of This Unit” (page 56)".
3 LED (PHANTOM)
Lights to indicate the status of the phantom power.
• On: The phantom power is on.
• Off: The phantom power is off.
• Blinks: The setting is not reflected.
y
• If the setting is not reflected, refer to “Q1: LEDs are off
or blinking” (page 51)".
• This LED works in the same way as the PHANTOM
LED on the front panel.
4 DIP switch
Changes the settings of this unit.
5 LED (DIP SW)
Lights to indicate the prioritized settings (DIP switch or
web menu).
• On: The DIP switch settings are prioritized.
• Off: The web menu settings are prioritized.
• Blinks: The setting is not reflected.
y
• If the setting is not reflected, refer to “Q1: LEDs are off
or blinking” (page 51).
• This LED works in the same way as the DIP SW LED
on the front panel.
6 ETHER
Use to connect a LAN cable. The LINK LED (left) and the
SPEED LED (right) are above the LAN port.
• LINK LED: Off (no link), On (linked), Blinks
(during data transfer)
• SPEED LED: Off (10BASE-T), On (100BASE-TX)
7 LINE OUTPUT (L/R)
Use to connect speakers with built-in amplifier, or a PA
system.
y
These jacks output monaural audio signals only.
8 CONFERENCE (IN/OUT)
Use to connect a PC or a videoconference system.
9 GAIN (IN1/IN2)
Adjust the input gain for MIC/LINE INPUT.
0 MIC/LINE INPUT (IN1/IN2)
Use to connect a microphone or a PA system. In addition,
these jacks can be used as the XLR or PHONE jacks.
• XLR jack
Balanced input jack (1: Ground, 2: Hot, 3: Cold)
• PHONE jack
Monaural unbalanced input jack. (TS PHONE jack)
A DC IN 12V
Use to connect the supplied AC adapter.
B Power switch
Turns on or off this unit.
Rear panel
RL
LINE OUTPUT
OUT IN
CONFERENCE MIC/LINE INPUT
MIN MAX
IN2
IN2 IN1
DC IN 12V
STANDBY ON
ETHER
DIP SW
AUTO
ANALYZER
INITIALIZE
PHANTOM
ACTIVE ACTIVE
OFFON
LINE
MIC
MIN MAX
IN1
ETHER
LINE
MIC
1
2
OFF
ON
PHANTOM
IN1 & 2
CONF.OUT
EC TYPE
MIX & FS
DIP SW
SETTING
①② ④ ⑥ ⑦ ⑧ ⑨ ⑩ ⑪ ⑫③⑤
GAIN