Phoenix Spider MT503 SMART Bedienungsanleitung
Spider MT503 SMART
USER MANUAL
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INDEX
Overview
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Connecting the Spider
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Using the Spider
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• Directional Array
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• Volume Control
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Display
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External Mic/Speaker
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Daisy Chaining
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Specifications
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Warranty
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SPIDER 503 SMART OVERVIEW
The Spider is a high-quality conference speakerphone that will turn any room into a
professionally sounding conference room. It has an exceptionally large pickup and broadcasting
range, yet is small in size and discreet in design.
The Spider utilizes multiple microphones, a uniquely designed speaker, and a powerful DSP to
achieve commanding performance.
This guide will help you learn how to use your conference phone and will reveal all the features
that come with it.
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CONNECTING YOUR SPIDER
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CONNECTING TO A COMPUTER
This connection is for any session using your computer, such as Voice over IP applications
(Skype, Vidyo, etc.).
‣Using the USB cable provided, plug the micro USB side of the cable into the Spider
(USB connector located on the connector panel below the unit).
‣Plug the USB end of the cable into any USB port on your computer.
No additional drivers or steps are needed. However, we do recommend downloading and using
our “Phoenix Audio Setup Utility” for optimal audio control and performance. This utility can be
found on our website: www.phnxaudio.com/downloads/audiosetup/
CONNECTING TO A SMART DEVICE
This connection is for any session using a smart phone, tablet, or any device that requires an
analog audio signal (Smart Phones, Tablets, Video Codec Systems, etc.).
‣Using the provided audio cable or any custom made cable, plug the 2.5mm 3-pin
connector side into the Spider’s “Audio Out” jack (located on the connector panel below
the unit).
‣Plug the other end of the provided cable (3.5mm 4pin connector) into your smart phone
or tablet’s headphone / headset jack.
‣Connect your Spider to a power source using either a USB connection (computer or the
provided 5V USB power supply) or a 48V Daisy Chain Kit power supply. Your Spider is
now ready for use.
USING THE SPIDER
THE DIRECTIONAL ARRAY
During a call the Spider uses a proprietary Beamforming technology to locate a legitimate voice
source, and to steer an array towards it. This allows the Spider to focus on the speaker in the
room and to cancel out all other noises.
The Beamforming process is dynamic and adjusts the direction of the array when the source of
sound changes or moves. When in a call and a voice is detected in the room, a single or
multiple blue lights located under the grill will indicate which direction the Spider’s audio beam is
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focusing on. This is the direction that will be heard best by the far-end of the call (the person you
are talking to).
NOTE: This function can be disabled (see below).
VOLUME CONTROL
Adjust the volume levels for the Spider’s different volume profiles listed below:
SPEAKER
Change the speaker volume by using to increase, or to decrease the volume.
MICROPHONE
Change the microphone sensitivity by using to increase, or to decrease the sensitivity.
NOTE: If the sensitivity is set too low you won’t be heard by the far-end. However, if the
sensitivity is set too high, the far-end might get a distorted signal.
MICROPHONE MUTE
In order to mute the Spider’s microphones during a call, press the button located on the
bottom right of the keypad. When muted, a MUTE symbol will appear on the screen and all the
grill lights will flash red.
To UNMUTE, just press the button again.
DISPLAY
GRILL LIGHT
When using the device, blue LED lights located under the grill will show the direction of the
Spider’s Beamforming mechanism. This indicates to the user which direction the Spider is
“listening” to. These same lights will blink red when the device’s microphones are muted.
In order to disable the grill light function, press and hold both the AND buttons for
three seconds.
To enable the feature, just repeat the process.
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VOLUME LEVEL INDICATOR
The LED bar, which is located below the buttons, represents the volume level currently being
adjusted.
CONNECTING AN EXTERNAL MIC AND SPEAKER
MICROPHONE ONLY
Connect the external microphone to the 3.5mm connector using a 3-pin to 4-pin adapter (the
same adapter that is used to connect a standard microphone to a Smart device). Select
“External Microphone” in the “Audio Jack Setting” of the Audio Setup Utility. The unit’s internal
speaker and microphones will continue working, along with the external microphone.
SPEAKERS ONLY (OR HEADPHONES)
Connect the external speakers to the 3.5mm connector. The unit’s built-in speaker will be
muted. Make sure that the “Headset” option is selected in the “Audio Jack Setting” of the Audio
Setup Utility (this should be the default).
MICROPHONE AND SPEAKERS (OR HEADPHONES WITH MIC)
Connect your headset into the 3.5mm connector, making sure that the “Headset” option is
selected in the “Audio Jack Setting” of the Audio Setup Utility (this should be the default.)
If you would like to use external speakers and a microphone, wire them the same way a
standard Smart Phone mic’d headphone would be wired.
NOTE: Standard wiring: tip left, ring1 right, ring2 ground, sleeve mic-in
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PRIVACY MODE
When using a mic’d headset, you can utilize the standard headset button to toggle between
Privacy Mode (Headset Audio) and Speakerphone Mode. This allows you to leave your headset
(or handset) plugged into the device when using the Spider’s built-in microphone and speaker.
When in Privacy Mode the two front red LEDs will blink.
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DAISY CHAINING
Every Spider comes with a built in ability to connect to other SMART Spiders (MT503) or
Quattro3s (up to 15 units). This feature enables you to provide coverage for larger spaces using
a chain of units.
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MAKING THE CONNECTION
‣The SMART Spider can be both a master unit as well as a satellite, however you can
use other units as masters. The master unit will be the only unit communicating with an
external device, while all other units will connect and communicate only with each other.
‣Using either the provided daisy chain cable or any other Ethernet cable, connect one of
the cable ends to the master unit’s daisy chain DOWN connector (the RJ45 connector
marked “Link Down”).
‣Take the other end of the cable and connect it to the next unit’s daisy chain UP
connector (the RJ45 connector marked “UP” or “Link Up”).
‣Repeat the process in order to connect a third unit to unit number 2. This process can be
repeated with up to 15 units regardless of their interface type. All units in the chain must
be Quattro3s or Spiders.
NOTE: The MT505 and MT502 can only be the master unit, or the first unit in the chain.
POWERING THE DAISY CHAIN
Every unit in the chain must be powered. In order to do this, there are two available options:
OPTION 1
Power each unit separately, using its own provided USB cable, DC power supply, or internal
battery (if applicable).
OPTION 2
Power only the master unit using the “Daisy Chain Power Kit” (MT320). This setup will require
you to connect only the first unit to a power source, and will allow the rest of the units to feed off
the master unit via the Ethernet daisy chain cables.
NOTE: While any Spider or Quattro3 can be daisy chained (regardless of interface), the power
daisy chain method requires all units in the chain to have some type of secondary interface card
(ONLY Quattro3 MT301 will not work). The power daisy chain method will work with up to 8
consecutive units before requiring another power source. The power source can be placed
anywhere in the chain (first, last, or middle units).
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