Sennheiser SDC 8000 SYS User Manual

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Page 1 - SDC 8000 SYS

SoftwareSDC 8000 SYSSoftware Manual

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Getting to know the software10The IM (Interpreter Management) software moduleThe IM software module is the software you require in order to configure,

Page 3 - Contents

Getting to know the software11The two passwordsAccess to the software and the configurations is protected by twopasswords. Password 1 is required for

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System requirements12System requirementsHardware requiredProcessor: Intel Pentium 4 or AMD Athlon XP, 2 GHz or moreRAM: 256 MB min. (512 MB recommende

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System requirements13The operating system requiredThe SDC 8000 software requires Windows NT, Windows 2000 or WindowsXP Professional.Note:Both programs

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Preparing the conference system for use14Preparing the conference system for useConnecting the PC to the central unitPlease note that the program for

Page 7 - Delivery includes

Preparing the conference system for use15왘 Insert the software CD into the CD ROM drive of your PC and click the“setup.exe” icon.The Wizard starts and

Page 8 - Getting to know the software

Starting the program for the first time16Starting the program for the first timeWhen you start the Confsys program for the first time, the necessaryop

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Starting the program for the first time17왘 In the “Waiting for master...” dialog box, click the “Options” button.The “Options” window opens.왘 On the “

Page 10 - The dongle

Starting the program for the first time18y During a conference, only the first five conference consoles aredisplayed.y You can only configure two inte

Page 11 - The two passwords

Adjusting important basic settings19Adjusting important basic settingsChanging the passwords of the “Confsys” programTo change the passwords:왘 From th

Page 12 - System requirements

2Thank you for choosing Sennheiser! We have designed these products to give you reliable operation over manyyears. Over half a century of accumulated

Page 13 - The network

Configuring the conference system20Configuring the conference systemThis chapter provides information on how to quickly and easily configurethe consol

Page 14 - Installing the software

Configuring the conference system21Creating a synoptic view of the conferenceFor monitoring a conference as well as for intervening in a conference at

Page 15 - Removing the software

Configuring the conference system22To open a previously created and saved synoptic view file:왘 From the “File” menu, choose “Open” and select the desi

Page 16 - Connecting the dongle

Configuring the conference system23왘 Move an icon close to a grid line intersection. When releasing the mousebutton, the icon will automatically snap

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Configuring the conference system24To move all conference console icons by mirroring:왘 In the “X-ax (Hor)” field, enter the position of the horizontal

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Configuring the conference system25To delete an icon label:왘 Click the “Delete Label” button.The last icon label added is deleted.If you click the “De

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Configuring the conference system26Each conference console can only be assigned to a single audio groupand a single voting group at a time, i.e. one c

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Configuring the conference system27왘 Right-click the conference console which is to be added to a group.The dialog box for editing groups opens.왘 From

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Configuring the conference system28Configuring VIP unitsVIP units are delegate units with special “rights” and privileges:y With a VIP unit, you can t

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Configuring the conference system29Initializing the conference consolesAfter you have created a synoptic view of the conference, you have toassign a r

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Contents3ContentsImportant information on this manual ... 7Safety instructions ...

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Configuring the conference system30view are numbered!The signal light ring goes off and the conference console icon isdisplayed in green. The conferen

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Configuring the conference system31왘 Click the “End Init” button.The previously entered microphone number is deleted.왘 On the “Init” tab, click the “O

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Configuring the conference system32Selecting the conference optionsMany features which determine the character of your conference, e.g. theconference

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Configuring the conference system33Configuring the saving optionsTo set the program behaviour on exit:왘 In the “Autosave” box on the “1” tab, click th

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Configuring the conference system34will later be possible to clearly assign all printouts to a certainconference.To add up to two logos to the voting

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Configuring the conference system35Configuring the menu language of the softwareTo display the menus and buttons of the software in a different langua

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Configuring the conference system36If the PC is to be configured as a slave PC:왘 In the “Program” box on the “1” tab, click the “Slave” option button.

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Configuring the conference system37y If you enter a *.wav file in the “Bell” box, it will be played each timeyou click the “Bell” button (see “Trigger

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Configuring the conference system38y that the PC with this network drive is turned on during theconference!We therefore urgently recommend selecting a

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Configuring the conference system39Saving the conference optionsTo save the selected options:왘 Click the “Save and Exit” button.The “Options” window c

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Contents4Displaying the overview of groups ... 27Configuring VIP units ...

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Managing delegate data40Managing delegate dataThis chapter provides information on how to enter and use delegate data.Entering delegate dataYou can ma

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Managing delegate data41To open an existing delegate database:왘 From the “File” menu, choose “Open”.The file selection box opens.왘 Specify the folder

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Managing delegate data42Deleting data from the delegate databaseTo delete data from the delegate databasel:왘 In delegate list of the “Delegates” windo

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Managing delegate data43Importing delegate dataInstead of manually entering delegate data, you can import them from atext file. The text file must hav

Page 39 - Saving the conference options

Managing delegate data44왘 Click the “Select destination file” button, specify the folder and nameof the new delegate database to be created and confir

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Planning and managing votings45Planning and managing votingsIn order to be able to quickly and easily take votes during a conference, youshould create

Page 41 - Managing delegate data

Planning and managing votings46All voting items entered up to now are displayed in the agenda. Thebuttons on the right-hand side of the window become

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Planning and managing votings47Searching for voting items in the agenda fileTo search for a voting item in the agenda file:왘 In the “Agenda Items” win

Page 43 - Importing delegate data

Planning and managing votings48To import voting items:왘 From the “Agenda” menu, choose “Import Agenda”.The “Import Agenda” window opens.왘 Click the “S

Page 44 - Printing a delegate database

Monitoring and controlling a conference49Monitoring and controlling a conferenceThis chapter provides information on how to monitor a conference, how

Page 45 - Planning and managing votings

Contents5Monitoring the name boxes in the name list ... 53Intervening in the conference ...

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Monitoring and controlling a conference50To change to the name list:왘 Click the “Nominative” tab.The name list opens.The name list shows the names of

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Monitoring and controlling a conference51The conference mode is displayed in the “Mode” box.In order to view the names of the delegates as described i

Page 48 - Printing an agenda file

Monitoring and controlling a conference52Using the “Speechtime” optionsYou can individually limit the speaking time of a delegate.y If the “On” option

Page 49 - Starting a conference

Monitoring and controlling a conference53Monitoring the conference console icons in the synoptic viewThe different colors of the conference console ic

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Monitoring and controlling a conference54Intervening in the conferenceActivating a consoleOnce you have activated a console, the following happens:y I

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Monitoring and controlling a conference55To deactivate a console on the control palette:왘 In the “Active Speakers” box, click the name (shown in red)

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Monitoring and controlling a conference56Printing a list of all requests to speakTo print a list of all current resquests to speak:왘 Move the mouse po

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Monitoring and controlling a conference57Note:You can also turn the audio inputs and outputs on and off as describedin the following section.Changing

Page 54 - Intervening in the conference

Monitoring and controlling a conference58y Click the “On” option button in the “Distance Conferencing” box toprevent echo during remote conferencing (

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Monitoring and controlling a conference59왘 In the tool palette, click the “Group” button.The “Group Overview” dialog box opens.왘 From one of the two d

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Contents6Deleting an interpretation configuration ... 76Assigning languages to the interpreter boot

Page 57 - AUX-In/Out” menu of the

Monitoring and controlling a conference60“Loudspeaker” menu of the central unit (see “Adjusting the audiosettings for the consoles’ built-in loudspeak

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Monitoring and controlling a conference61Example:"C:\Programs\SDC8000\S_CM\Data\File.txt","2004-01-01","12:00:00","

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Monitoring and controlling a conference62Creating a text message To create a text message and display it on the displays of the conferenceconsoles:왘 C

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Voting63VotingNote:In order to be able to participate in votes, the delegates must have aconference console with voting function (SDC 8000 CV orSDC 80

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Voting64y the “Next Item” button andy the loaded agenda file (Agenda).The lower part of the window shows:y the buttons for starting and ending the vot

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Voting65y The voting protocol files (which are automatically saved in the folder“C:\Programs\SDC8000\S_CM”) do not contain information onthe voting be

Page 63 - Loading the agenda file

Voting66To suppress the automatic printing of the voting results:왘 In the “Printer” box, click the “OFF” option button.After the vote is completed, th

Page 64 - Selecting the voting settings

Voting67Configuring the display of the voting results on the video PCTo configure the display style on the video PC:왘 Start the vote (see “Taking vote

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Voting68y If you select “nominatif”, the names of all delegates and the votesthey cast are displayed.Taking votesStarting a voteTo start a vote:왘 Load

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Voting69Ending a voteA vote is ended:y automatically when the countdown is over,y manually if you click the “STOP VOTING” button.After the vote is com

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Important information on this manual7Important information on this manualThis manual describes five different software modules which work closelytoget

Page 68 - Taking votes

Voting70Printing voting resultsTo exceptionally print a voting result from a series of votes:왘 Click the “Reprint Vote” button.The file selection box

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Voting71Archiving and processing voting resultsAfter the vote is completed, two files are automatically created in the“SDC 8000\S_CM” folder:y A text

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Voting72y If a delegate inserts his chip card into the chip card slot of any desiredconsole, his last name appears on the display of the console inste

Page 71 - Using chip cards

Voting73Reading chip cards왘 Insert the chip card into the chip card slot of any desired console. Thechip must point downwards.The green LED on the chi

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Configuring the interpretation system74Configuring the interpretation systemThis chapter provides information on how to quickly and easily configureth

Page 73 - Ending the program

Configuring the interpretation system75왘 In the “Description” field, enter a description of the interpretationconfiguration to be created.왘 Click the

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Configuring the interpretation system76Opening an interpretation configurationTo open an existing interpretation configuration:왘 From the “Configurati

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Configuring the interpretation system77Assigning languages to the interpreter boothsAfter you have created or opened an interpretation configuration,

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Configuring the interpretation system78To change a language or abbreviation in the language table:왘 Click the row you want to change.The abbreviation

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Configuring the interpretation system79Preconfiguring the languages for the B-channel of an interpreter consoleApart from the main target language (A-

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Getting to know the software8Getting to know the softwareImportant features of the softwareThe SDC 8000 SYS software makes your SDC 8000 conference an

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Configuring the interpretation system80To assign an interpreter console one or several languages for the B-channel, add the desired languages to the “

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Configuring the interpretation system81To assign the selection made to several interpreter consoles of the selectedbooth:왘 In the right hand part of t

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Configuring the interpretation system82COM port, menu language and passwordTo configure the COM port and the menu language or to change the password:왘

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Configuring the interpretation system83왘 In the “Old Password” box, enter the current password (see “The twopasswords” on page 11).왘 In the “New Passw

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Configuring the interpretation system84왘 Click the “Yes” button.All active interpreter consoles are deactivated and the “Sending” infobox appears. The

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Configuring the interpretation system85number (Desk) which will be assigned when you press the MICRO key:You can manually change the booth number and

Page 85 - BOOTH DESK

Configuring the interpretation system86Changing the options later onTo change the options (modes between or within booths, number of boothor number of

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Intervening in the interpretation system87Intervening in the interpretation systemDuring the interpretation session, you can:y send text messages to t

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Intervening in the interpretation system88To manage the message list:왘 Click the “Messages” button.The “Message History” window opens.왘 From the “Line

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Intervening in the interpretation system89Monitoring the status of all interpreter consolesTo monitor the status of all interpreter consoles:왘 Choose

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Getting to know the software9Each module provides a number of interrelated functions and addsbuttons, menus and windows to the program. You need a sep

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Intervening in the interpretation system90Changing the language for the B-channel of an interpreter console during the conferenceTo change the languag

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Upgrading the software license91Upgrading the software licenseTo upgrade the software license:왘 Make sure that the dongle is inserted into the correct

Page 92 - Folders and file types

Folders and file types92Folders and file typesThe SDC 8000 SYS software uses the following folders and file types:FoldersDuring software installation,

Page 93 - Accessories

If problems occur...93If problems occur...The conference and interpretation system does not react on the softwareIf the “No communication” dialog box

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Accessories94

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Index95IndexAAcoustic signals ... 36triggering ... 62Agenda ..

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Index96interpreter consoles ... 83manually ... 29Interpretation configura

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Index97VVolume ..... 56Vote ..... 63Voting

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