Summary
This illustrated article explains the voice amplification system in Haven Hall 1700, a team-based leasing classroom designed to facilitate active student participation.
- Haven Hall's Shure slim line body pack transmitters can be worn on a lanyard, tucked into a shirt pocket, or attached to clothing with the belt-clip.
- Unlike most microphones in LSA supported classrooms, these units feature a built-in omnidirectional microphone.
- At first glance, it looks like something is missing!
- But this is one of three options, along with the standard lavalier or headset microphone.
Another feature of this microphone’s design is a button for momentary muting
When not in use, the microphone must be properly seated in the podium’s recharging station.
Directions
How to adjust microphone volume
In order to prevent audio feedback, the room’s microphone volume limit has been set lower than the control panel seems to indicate.
Even when raised to “yellow”, volume may be insufficient.
To increase microphone volume, press the “up” arrow on the podium touch pad until the “Mic Volume” level is well up into the red.
Even at the top of that range, you should be safe from feedback.
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