User Manual
Table Of Contents
- Version history
- Introduction
- Importance of Microphone and Speaker Placement and Sound Adjustment
- Result of Sound Pressure Increment on Voice Lift System with RM-CG and Ceiling Speakers
- System Design
- Supplementary Audio
- Exclusion of Liability
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• Ducker can reduce audio deterioration mentioned above as it stops amplifying voice lift with
the trigger of audio signals from the far end. However, there is the following limitation.
When a double-talk occurs (when both near-end and far-end speakers are speaking at
the same time), for example when a near-end speaker starts speaking while a far-end
speaker is speaking, the near-end speaker's voice will not be amplified by the voice lift
system. Therefore, we need to set a rule in which a far-end speaker should not speak
while a near-end speaker is speaking.
The following is the simplified diagram of the MRX7-D configuration.
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Dante
In
Speaker Processor
( fo r VXL)
Speaker Processor
( fo r VXL)
Speaker Processor
( fo r VXC 4 )
Speaker Processor
( fo r VXC 4 )
Speaker Processor
( fo r VXC 4 )
Speaker Processor
( fo r VXC 4 )
Dante
Out
Fa der
HPF
PEQ
FBS
Delay
Delay
Delay
Delay
Delay
Delay
RM-CG CH2
VXL16-P
VXL16-P
VXC4
VXC4
VXC4
VXC4
Room
EQ
Room
EQ
Room
EQ
Room
EQ
Room
EQ
Room
EQ
Gate
Du ck er
Fa der
Fa der PEQ
RM-CG CH1
PC
(Far-End )
Fa der
RM-CG
(AEC Reference Signal)
Fa der
PC
(Far-End )
Du ck er
KeyIn
PEQ Li miter