Sennheiser CONFERENCE AND INFORMATION SYSTEMS SDC 3000 Specifications Page 68

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Operating the chairperson unit
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Operating the chairperson unit
On the chairperson unit, all three keys (MIC, P1 and P2) are assigned
functions.
The MIC key
In addition to the six language channels, the SDC conference system
features a chairperson channel via which the chairperson can join in a
discussion without limitations.
Press the MIC key . The signal light ring and the LED on your
console light up and you can take the floor immediately.
If you have finished speaking, press the MIC key once more. The signal
light ring and the LED on your console go off.
If a conference has more than one chairperson, and if the chairperson
channel is already used by one of the chairpersons, the units of the other
chairpersons function like normal delegate units (see “Making a request
to speak” on page 68).
The P1 key
In “Automatic” and “Overrun” mode:
With the P1 key , the chairperson can interrupt a discussion any time
(priority). By pressing the P1 key , all other active microphones are
turned off and the chairperson can take the floor immediately. The signal
light ring and the LED on the chairperson unit light up while the
signal light ring and the LED on the deactivated delegate units start
flashing.
By pressing the P1 key once more, the previously deactivated
microphones are turned on again. The signal light ring and the LED
on the chairperson unit go off while the signal light ring and the LED
on the re-activated units light up permanently.
In “Request” mode:
By pressing the P1 key , the chairperson turns off the microphone of the
first speaker in the discussion group and activates the microphone of the
first participant from the request-to-speak list.
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