Shure SM-02 Bedienungsanleitung

Table of Contents

What’s In the Box

Parts Checklist……………………………………………………………………………………….……..3

Introduction

Product Overview…………………………………………………………………………………………..3

Videoconferencing…………………………………………………………………………………………4

Audioconferencing…………………………………………………………………………………………4

General Considerations

The Room…………………………………………………………………………………………………..4

Room Reverberation…………………………………….……………………………………………....…4

Ambient Room Noise……………………………………………………………………….……………...5

How to Layout a System

Room Usage………………………………………………………………………………………………..5

Typical Configurations………………………………………………………………………………….….6

Installation

Required Cable………………………………………………………………………………………….….6

Required Tools …………………………………………………………………………………………….7

Microphone and Speaker Terminations……………………………………………………………….…8-9

Connecting to a Group Videoconferencing System

Connections…….…………………………………………………………………………………………..9

Echo Cancellation / Signal Processing…….……………………………………………………………….9

Volume Control…………………………….………………………………………………………………9

Microphone Muting………………………….…………………………………………………………….9

Multi-point Calls…………………………………………………………………………………………...9

Connecting the Premier Telephone Interface

What’s in the Box…………………………….…….……………………………………………………...10

Installation…………………………………….…….……………………………………………………..10

Using the System……………………………….….………………………………………………………11

Remote Control………………………………….………………………………………………………...11

Echo Cancellation / Signal Processing…………..………………………………………………………...11

Auto Mixing……………………………………….………………………………………………………11

Calibration

Videoconferencing…………………………………….…………………………………………………..11

Audioconferencing………….…………………………….……………………………………………….12

Technical Support………………………………………….……………………………………………...12

Recordings

Audio Recordings…………………………………………….…………………………………………...12

Recordings During Videoconferencing……………………….…………………………………………..12

Troubleshooting

Common Problems………………………………………………………………………………………..12

Defective / Damaged Components………………………………………………………………………..13

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SHURE EXHIBIT 1026

Specifications

SM-02……………………………………………………………………………………………………. 14

CTG Microphones: CM-01, TM-01, TM-02……………………………………………………………...15

SP-01 Ceiling Speaker Module……………………………………………………………………………15

CTG Premier Telephone…………………………………………..………………………………………15

CTG Premier Satellite……………………..………………………………………………………………16

Drawings

Typical Room Layouts……………………………………………………………………………………..6

Microphone Terminal Strip………………………………………………………………………………...7

Microphone Mounting Detail………………………………………………………………………………8

Premier / Satellite………………………………………………………………………………………….10

SM-02 Front……………………………………………………………………………………………….11

SM-02 Rear………………………………………………………………………………………………..14

Satellite Rear Panel………………………………………………………………………………………...16

Appendix; Quick Setup Instructions

Intel TeamStation………..……………………………………………………………………………….…17

PictureTel Concorde, 4XXX, Venue...……………………………………………………………………..18

PictureTel Swiftsite, Swiftsite II……….…………………………………………………………………...19

Polycom View Station………………………………………………………………………………………20

Premier Telephone Interface…………………………………………………………………………..……21

Sony Contact PCS 1500..…………………………………………………………………………………...22

Tandberg Vision 800, 2500…………………………………………………………………………………23

Tandberg Vision 2000………………………………………………………………………………………24

Tanberg Vision 5000, 6000, 7000 (single SM-02)…………………………………………………………25

Tanberg Vision 5000, 6000, 7000 (multiple SM-02s)…...…………………………………………………26

VCON MediaConnect 6000, 8000…………………………………………...……………………………..27

VTel LC5000, TC2000, Galaxy Group Systems.…………………………………………………………..28

Cables..………………………………………………………………………………………………….…..29

Revised 5/01

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What’s in the Box

Parts Check List

The following items are included in the SM-02™carton:

• (1) SM-02 microphone / speaker control unit

• (1) Ceiling or table microphone

• (1) Power Supply

• (1) Wall plate with a 15-pin female (DB-15) connector and wiring blocks

• (1) Eight-foot cable to connect between the control unit and the wall plate

• (1) Dual 6-foot shielded cable with phono (RCA) plugs on each end, or cables for

the codec specified in the order

• Ceiling microphone grommet(s)

The following items are included in ceiling component cartons:

• (2) Ceiling speaker modules as ordered – each assembled speaker module consists

of an enclosure and a 4” speaker mounted on a white torsion mount grille.

• Microphones – Additional ceiling or table microphones as required in the order

will be packaged between the speakers

Introduction

Product Overview

The Soundman™ system is designed for three basic functions:

1. Provides improved audio over the standard hardware that ships with

videoconferencing group systems

2. Enables all participants to be heard in larger rooms

3. Provides a virtually invisible audio system when using CTG ceiling microphones

and speakers

The SM-02 is a single box microphone / speaker amplification system designed for

teleconferencing applications. The Soundman system functions as an audio peripheral

to a video codec without affecting or voiding the manufacturer’s factory warranty. Most

manufacturers’ enterprise group systems have been tested by CTG for compatibility. The

appendix provides integration information for common video codecs.

Microphones and speakers are proprietary to the SM-02 control unit. Microphones are

designed specifically for teleconferencing and are normally placed up to 10 feet from the

speaking individual. The ceiling speakers are designed to disburse the far end audio

source evenly throughout the room.

An installed system allows users to conduct meetings without restricting their actions to

accommodate the audio system. Ceiling microphones allow furniture to be moved about

freely without having to relocate cables or reconnect.

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Videoconferencing

The Soundman system functions as an audio peripheral to a video codec. It may be

easily integrated into a set-top system or enterprise group system for larger rooms. The

added audio functionality does not complicate use of the system. The remote control

supplied with the videoconferencing system controls incoming audio and muting.

Audioconferencing

The Premier telephone interface connects to the SM-02 for audioconferencing

capabilities. The Premier is manufactured by Polycom®and has hardware and software

modifications for use with the SM-02. The Premier functions as a phone only

(commonly placed on a credenza) and may also be controlled through a wireless remote

offered by CTG. This modified version of the Polycom®Premier is only available

through CTG and is designed to function as a permanently installed system.

General Considerations

The Room

Most of today’s conference rooms outfitted for teleconferencing will not undergo

improvements for acoustics or noise reduction. Soundman systems are designed for a

typical conference room with an acoustical drop ceiling. The system includes ceiling

microphones that will be extremely effective in acoustical drop ceilings 10’ or lower.

Should there be a condition were the performance of the ceiling microphones would be

compromised, CTG offers a low profile table microphone, or a table implant microphone.

Room Reverberation

Good speech intelligibility is achieved in a room that is not excessively reverberant. An

acoustical drop ceiling in most rooms typically results in clear, intelligible speech being

transmitted to the far end when using ceiling or table microphones. When designing or

renovating a room for teleconferencing, there is an ideal specification for reverberation

time:

RT60 of less than 0.6 seconds

Reverberation time is defined as the time that is required for a sound to decay to one-

millionth of its original energy. There are different methods of improving intelligibility

in a poor room:

1. Treat the problem at the source:

• Sound absorbing fiberglass wall panels

• Heavy draperies

• Carpeting

• Acoustical drop ceiling

2. Substitute ceiling microphones with table microphones

3. Relocate microphones – rooms with a raised dome over a conference table will

sound hollow if a ceiling microphone is placed in the dome. Relocating

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microphones outside the dome in the lower section of ceiling will result in better

sound.

Please contact CTG’s technical support for recommendations in challenging rooms.

Ambient Room Noise

When a teleconferencing system transmits excessive ambient noise it is very noticeable to

a quieter far end room. In addition, the transmitting levels are compromised and may be

too low to the far end. Soundman systems benefit from the noise reduction filter found

in most manufacturers’ video codecs. These filters range from 12dB-20dB in noise

reduction. In addition, the Premier telephone interface has a noise reduction filter of

20dB. Extremely loud rooms may still transmit a portion of the room noise. A room

being used for teleconferencing should try to meet the following ambient noise level:

NC-25 (Noise Criteria) – corresponds to about 35dBa in the human voice range

There are different methods of reducing excessive noise:

1. HVAC noise – Most HVAC systems may be adjusted to reduce the airflow or

turbulence to the vents but maintain an adequate level of heating or cooling.

Avoid placing microphones next to noisy vents.

2. Codec or computer fans – Isolate these devices in a cabinet, cart or separate room

when possible.

3. Projector fan – Microphones should not be placed next to a projector.

A group of people having separate conversations may create an ambient noise issue.

Please contact CTG for different methods of highlighting a presenter or muting an

audience area.

How to Layout a System

Room Usage

Before an audio system is considered for teleconferencing, the usable parts of the room

should be evaluated. For example, a conference table centered in a room will usually

require microphones over or on the table. The same room with seating along the walls

may require additional microphones or the locations would change to the perimeter of the

table. Please consult CTG technical support with any questions about microphone /

speaker placement.

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Typical Configurations

The following drawings illustrate common room layouts:

TABLE

This is typically a 20’L x 15’Wx 9’H

room. The videoconferencing system is

centered in the room lengthwise.

FLEXIBLE SEATING

CONFIGURATION

This is typically a 20’L x 20’Wx 9’H room.

The videoconferencing system is located at

the head of the table.

TABLE

The above ceiling microphone and speaker configurations provide even coverage for the

entire conference area in each scenario. Consider microphone placement as the first and

most important step of the installation. The microphone(s) are omni-directional and

should be centered over or between the meeting participants. The speakers are isolated

from the microphones by the echo cancellation in the codec during videoconferencing or

by the Premier telephone interface during audioconferencing. The videoconferencing

systems CTG is compatible with, meet the G.167 recommendation for convergence rate.

Speaker locations should be determined by the location of participants. The CTG ceiling

speaker has a wide dispersion angle of 120°.

This is typically a 30’L x 30’Wx 9’H room.

The videoconferencing system may be locate

anywhere in the room.

This is typically a 30’L x 20’Wx 9’H room.

The videoconferencing system may be locate

anywhere in the room.

Please consult CTG technical support for assistance with microphone / speaker

placement.

Installation

Required Cables

CTG recommends the following cables (not included with the system) for ceiling

components or table microphones running distances over 20 feet:

• Microphone – 22 gauge single pair shielded (Belden®type 82761 or equivalent)

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• Speaker – 18 gauge twisted pair (Belden®type 82740 or equivalent)

To comply with most building codes, wires that are running through air plenum space

must be Teflon™insulated unless they are enclosed in approved conduit. Every

microphone and speaker connects directly (homerun) to the SM-02. To avoid crosstalk,

do not run microphone and speaker cables through the same conduit.

Required Tools and Hardware

The following tools are recommended for the installation of the ceiling components:

• ½ inch drill bit – by simply twisting the bit through an acoustic tile, a perfect

hole will be made for the CM-01 ceiling microphone

• Hand saw – the ceiling speaker enclosure requires a 6 3/8-inch hole

• Wall snake – in most rooms, cables will need to be run down a wall and

terminated at the supplied wall plate

• Wire nuts – for ceiling speakers

• Electrical box – the supplied wall plate fastens to a single gang electrical box

• Small blade screw driver – often referred to in the industry as a “tweaker”

• Ladder

Microphone and Speaker Terminations

Microphone

Inside of the microphone you will find a four position terminal strip. Connections are:

Terminal 1 Positive

Terminal 2 Negative

Terminal 3 Shield

Terminal 4 No Connection

Remove jumper if tile is foil backed

or microphone housing contacts

building ground or metallic conduit.

Terminal strip inside CM-01 ceiling microphone

and table microphone junction box

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There is a ground jumper between

terminals 3 and 4 that should be

removed if metallic conduit is used, or

if the ceiling tile is foil backed, or if

any part of the microphone housing

comes in contact with building ground.

Adjust the exposed length of the

microphone barrel by loosening the

setscrew accessible through the hole in

the side of the housing. Set it so that

the windscreen will be perfectly flush

with the room side ceiling surface.

A wall plate with a DB-15 connector

mounted on it is supplied and should be

installed in a standard single gang wall

box near where the equipment will be

located. All microphone and speaker

cables should be routed to this box and

connected to the terminal blocks provided on the wall plate. The microphone cables

should be separated from running close to the speaker cables to prevent any cross talk.

2.0

4.58"

.5000"

MICROPHONE MOUNTING DETAIL

DJUST MICROPHONE ELEMENT BY LOOSENING SET SCREW AND POSITIONING

THE WINDSCREEN FLUSH WITH ROOM SIDE CEILING SURFACE.

THE HOLE FOR THE MICROPHONE ELEMENT IS 1/2 INCH IN DIAMETER AND SHOULD

BE A SNUG FIT.

Speaker

The speaker enclosures supplied will require a 6 3/8-inch hole in the ceiling material.

The speaker grills are supplied with the speakers already mounted and attached to the

enclosures with torsion springs inserted into clips inside the enclosure. To remove the

grill simply pull it away from the enclosure and compress the springs to detach.

To simplify installation CTG attaches a twelve-inch wire to each speaker terminal so that

it may be connected with wire nuts. The red wire is positive.

D Connector Pinout – terminate the microphones and speakers to the block

Connectors of the wall plate:

Pin Pin

1. Speaker #1 Positive 9. Speaker #1 Negative

2. Speaker #2 Positive 10. Speaker #2 Negative

3. Speaker #3 Positive 11. Speaker #3 Negative

4. Speaker #4 Positive 12. Speaker #4 Negative

5. Not Used 13. Microphone #2 Shield

6. Microphone #1 Shield 14. Microphone #2 Positive

7. Microphone #1 Negative 15. Microphone #2 Negative

8. Microphone #1 Positive

ocated on the rear of the SM-

8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1

15 14 13 12 11 10 9

pin configuration

MIC / SPEAKER

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Installations that require additional microphones should be wired as follows:

Pin Pin

1. Speaker #1, #5 Positive 9. Speaker #1, #5 Negative

2. Speaker #2, #6 Positive 10. Speaker #2, #6 Negative

3. Speaker #3 Positive 11. Speaker #3 Negative

4. Speaker #4 Positive 12. Speaker #4 Negative

5. Not Used 13. Microphone #2, #4, #6Shield

6. Microphone #1, #3, #5 Shield 14. Microphone #2, #4, #6 Positive

7. Microphone #1, #3, #5 Negative 15. Microphone #2, #4, #6 Negative

8. Microphone #1, #3, #5 Positive

Note that the wiring above has the microphones connected in out of phase pairs.

This results in some common mode noise reduction for noisy rooms. In quiet rooms

more even coverage may be possible with all the microphones connected in phase.

Please consult CTG technical support for custom wiring configurations.

Connecting to a Group Videoconferencing System

Connections

CTG requests systems integration information when a purchase order is submitted.

Based on this information the appropriate cables that interconnect the codec and the SM-

02 ship with the system. The quick setup sheets outline the connections and any settings

that should be changed to the codec.

Echo Cancellation / Digital Signal Processing

Soundman systems including the SM-02 are designed to use the echo cancellation and

digital signal processing internal to a video codec. CTG has designed the product line to

expand the capabilities of an enterprise group videoconferencing system.

Volume Control

Adjustments to the incoming audio should only be made through the videoconferencing

system. The speaker volume on the front of the SM-02 is a “set and forget” level. An

external volume control should never be inserted between the output of the codec and the

input of the SM-02.

Microphone Muting

Microphone muting should be performed through the video codec. External muting

would cause the acoustic model to be lost.

Multi-point Calls

Send levels may vary between videoconferencing systems. The far end may adjust their

volume control during point-point calls but level variations become problematic during a

multipoint. In addition, voice switching of locations will not work properly if the level is

too low.

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Connecting the Premier Telephone Interface

What’s in the Box

The Premier telephone interface consists of the following components:

•

(1) Premier telephone

(1) Premier Satellite interface (junction box)

(1) Power cord

(1) RCA phono plug to RJ9

(1) RCA phono plug to RCA phono plug

(1) RJ-11 telephone cable

(1) Remote (optional)

Installation

STEP 1

The modified Satellite (junction box) is designed to connect to the B set of connections

on the SM-02. Connect the components in the following order:

1. The Premier telephone connects to the Satellite

2. LINE OUT B on the SM-02 connects to a MIC jack on the Satellite

3. LINE IN B on the SM-02 connects to the AUD I/O jack on the Satellite

4. An analog telephone line connects to the TEL LINE jack

5. A telephone may be connected to the TEL SET jack on the Satellite

6. Connect power to the Satellite

LIN

INE

POWER

RECORD

CONNECTIONS

MIC / SPEAKER UT

LINE

OUT

MIC TEL

LINE

AUD

I/OMIC

PREMIER

SATELLITE TEL

SET

PREMIER

SM-02

The Premier will sound two tones through the ceiling speakers and the Premier telephone.

If both tones are not heard contact CTG technical support.

STEP 2

Press the ON / OFF button on the Premier telephone for dial tone. While off hook, press

the SHIFT key followed by the VOL + key five times. This will shift the incoming audio

from the Premier’s speaker to the ceiling speakers.

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