Cisco Cisco TelePresence MX700 Manuale Di Manutenzione

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D1536502 Cisco 
TelePresence  
Using Extra 
Loudspeakers and 
Sound Reinforcement
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Cisco Systems, Inc.  
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MX700/800: Expanding Scenario to Include Local Presenter

Connecting to the Endpoint

LAN

Touch 10

Presentation 

source

Wireless microphone 

for local presenter

Wireless 

microphone 

base station

(For clarity, no camera connections are shown) 

Local 

 microphones

Extra loudspeakers

Video and audio to the 

MX700/800 screen and 

the built-in loudspeakers

MX700 and MX800 Dual only

• Line outputs 1 and 2 are 

standard “speaker outputs” 

(line level) that go through the 

volume control.

• Line outputs 3 and 4 are “line 

outputs” that bypass the volume 

control.

• Line outputs 5 and 6 are 

“record outputs” that contain 

local microphones as well as far 

end and program material.

Wireless 

microphone 

base station

The illustration at left shows the 

external connections needed when 
expanding the scenario to include a 
local presenter. The only difference 
from the original scenario is the 
introduction of a wireless microphone 
and its base station (shown in green). 

The use of a wireless microphone is 

not mandatory, wired microphones 
may also be used. In addition, you may 
also use any of the microphone inputs 
for the local presenter. If you need 
more than one for this, use the number 
needed, just observe the danger of 
feedback if care has not been taken 
(see the following page for more on 
this).

Note that, for clarity, the camera 
connections have been omitted.

The illustration shows a configuration 

using passive loudspeakers and a 
power amplifier. Active loudspeakers 

(with built-in power amplifiers) may, of 

course, be used instead.

You may use any number of local 

microphones. Shown here is the 
maximum number the MX700/800 
supports, which is 8 microphones — see 
also 

In the illustration, the wireless microphone 
is connected to Input No.1, but you may 
connect it to any of the 8 Inputs.

Your presentation source may be 

connected using either HDMI or DVI. In 
the latter case, audio must be provided 
separately to the endpoint, as shown.

For clarity, the HDMI PC-input audio 
alternative has been omitted in the 
illustration of the internal signal paths 
shown on the following page.