Manual de instrucciones de Revolabs Inc.6000

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Revolabs Fusion™ Wireless Microphone System- Tandberg 6000 / 8000 MXP
Setup Guide
NOTES AND CAUTIONS:


This setup guide will guide you through the steps needed to properly connect a Revolabs
Fusion System to a Tandberg 6000 / 8000 MXP video codec.

1. Connecting the Cables
2. Configuring the 6000 / 8000 MXP Video Codec

Note: It is important to carefully follow these instructions in order and completely.
Otherwise your Fusion System and/or the video codec may not function properly.

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Connecting the Cables CONNECTING A REVOLABS FUSION TO TANDBERG 6000 / 8000 MXP VIDEO CODEC 1. Connect a Male RCA-RCA audio cable between the “Conf. In” port on the Fusion and the “VCR 1” port on the 6000 / 8000 MXP. 2. Connect a Male XLR audio cable between the “Mic Conf. Out” port on the Fusion and the “Mic 1” port on the 6000 / 8000 MXP. 3. Connect a Male RCA audio cable between the “Room Out” port on the Fusion and the Speakers. Note: The speakers us

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Configuring the 6000 / 8000 MXP Video Codec CONFIGURING THE AUDIO MENUS OF THE 6000 / 8000 MXP VIDEO CODEC 1. Go to AUDIO SETTINGS 2. Select INPUTS 3. Confirm that MIC 1 is ON 4. Adjust the audio Input Type Level if necessary (recommend +0dB) 5. Speak into the Revolabs microphones that are connected to MIC 1. The audio meter should peak at about 5dB for normal speech.

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6. Return to previous menu and select OUTPUTS 7. Confirm that Out1 is ON 8. Adjust the audio Output Type Level if necessary (recommend +0dB) 9. Return to previous menu and select ECHO CONTROL 10. Enable MIC 1 Echo Canceller (ON) 11. Return to previous menu and select AUDIO LEVELING (AGC) 12. Turn MIC Audio Leveling (AGC) OFF

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NOTE: You must use your Fusion remote control to control the room volume for both the audio and video conference calls. Adjusting the volume in the video codec will cause echo.