The SymNet xControl serves a similar purpose for Edge and Radius as the Control I/O did for legacy SymNet SymLink and Express Cobra hardware. Its primary purpose is to bring the overall cost of logic I/O heavy systems down.
This Tech Tip outlines some tips and tricks to get great results fast from the Radius AEC and SymNet 4 Channel AEC Input Card. Keep in mind, room acoustics, mic and speaker placement, and gain structure are the cornerstones of
The purpose of this Tech Tip is to show you how to probe, listen to, and meter any signal by using the Selected Wire Audio Module. This is useful for commissioning a Symetrix system or troubleshooting a noise issue while
In a large convention center or conference room, microphones may be routed to different speaker zones in a mix-minus configuration in order to reinforce microphones from one zone to another zone while minimizing the potential of acoustic feedback.
During daily operation end users may have access to volumes, mutes, combine states, presets and routing, and as such it may be required to reset these user accessible parameters to a default state; daily, weekly, or monthly.
To disable Skype’s auto gain control (AGC) for Windows versions, go to Tools > Options then select Audio settings. Then uncheck the box for Automatic Microphone Control.
All SymNet DSP units are equipped with analog control inputs. These inputs can be utilized in various ways to provide control or trigger events.
This document describes how to control Symetrix SymNet, Jupiter and Integrator Series Products over the Internet or other wide area network (WAN) using port forwarding.
With the release of the SymNet 2 Line Analog Telephone Interface Card, Symetrix now offers a complete conferencing solution within the SymNet Composer platform. The 2 Line Analog Telephone Interface Card (ATI card) is compatible with both the SymNet
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