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2. pools 85275552555 mn max 50 microphone units in a ring 22 Orbis Operation 4 2 Menu Settings Control Unit General There are two types of settings within the Orbis system e User specific settings which the user selects via the glass panel of the control unit e Settings determined by the system possibly limited which are required due to the current system parameters e g external media control system or network setup settings that are made with a device connected to the RS 232 interface are considered and applied as user specific settings Maybe they are not directly active or displayed because the current system status might not allow this This refers to all settings selected via the external device The system always returns to the user specific settings as soon as this is allowed by the settings determined by the system Examples 1 Four chairman microphone units in the system On the Orbis CU control unit the NOM has been set to 4 The fifth chairman microphone unit is connected The NOM display on the Orbis CU control unit changes to 3 because determined by the network there is only a max NOM of 3 possible NOM cannot be set higher 2 As described under 1 two chairman microphone units are removed from the network The NOM display returns to 4 because this was the user specific setting 3 The user selects Voice as operating mode Afterwards an external device will be activated
3. pressing or turning The configuration is stored in the microphone unit The configuration of the delegate microphone unit as a press unit is displayed every time the unit Is switched on via the microphone button which illuminates orange instead of white during the first 5 seconds after switching on Furthermore the LED ring of the gooseneck microphone is flashing illuminating If the delegate microphone unit is not to be operated as a press unit any more please proceed with the configuration as described from 1 to 8 The microphone button of the delegate micro phone will illuminate white again 4 11 How to Localise the Microphone Units System Units Via an external device connected to the RS 232 interface you can find out where the microphone unit system unit is because the LED ring of the gooseneck microphone in question is briefly flashing several times ends automatically after approx 1 second Please refer also to the RS 232 protocol MU Ping Orbis Operation 33 4 12 Reset Factory Settings In order to reset the factory settings press the reset button B on the bottom of the Orbis CU control unit The reset of the factory setting can also be done by an external device connected to the RS 232 interface Please refer also to the RS 232 protocol factory defaults 4 13 Maintenance Orbis MU Microphone Units Dirt on the acrylic glass surface such as finger prints dust and other water thinnable dirt e g fruit juic
4. without power supply unit 1 79 kg Max cable length Line CU MU 80 m 87 49 yd with AWG 24 Max cable length Line MU MU 80 m 87 49 yd with AWG 24 Orbis Technical Specifications opecification line cable opecification line connector Min cable diameter Orbis MU 23 21 Microphone Unit General Voltage supply via control unit Power consumption leeren Temperature range humidity 90 Storage temperature humidity 90 Dimensions without microphone Integrated loudspeaker Connections System connection Connecting cable Headphone output Min output impedance Frequency response Microphone Connection AB powering lee Volume decrease with turned on microphone 05 Classis GM 313 Q GM 316 Q Microphone Polar pattern s sucio oam 9 8 85 oe dew an Frequency response Signal to noise ratio GM 115 Q Microphone Polar pattern 222 nee Frequency response Max SPL er CAT5 S UTP cross section min AWG 26 RJ45 acc to EIA TIA 568 B shielded Bus voltage 48 V DC max 1 W 10 C to 40 C 50 F to 104 F 20 C to 55 C 4 F to 131 F Length 140 mm 5 51 Width 135 mm 5 31 Height 42 mm 1 65 6 70 5 equalised 2x RJ45 socket not for Ethernet CAT5 S UTP min AWG 26 acc to TIA EIA568 A or TIA EIA568 B Mini jack socket 3 5 mm stereo 16 Q short circuit proof 20 15 000 Hz 5 pin XLR
5. 61000 6 2 2011 06 Immunity EN 61000 6 3 2007 A1 2011 Emission EN 60065 A12 201 1 Safety Manufacturer s Name beyerdynamic GmbH amp Co KG Manufacturer s Address Theresienstrasse 8 74072 Heilbronn Germany Type of Equipment Conference Microphone Unit Model Numbers Orbis MU 21 Orbis MU 23 the undersigned as an employee of beyerdynamic hereby declare that the equipment specified conforms to the above Directive and Standards Manufacturer s Signature Mr A te Full Name Ulrich Roth Date 1 August 2014 Position Director of R amp D beyerdynamic GmbH amp Co KG Theresienstr 8 74072 Heilbronn Germany Phone 49 7131 617 0 Fax 497131 617 224 E Mail info beyerdynamic com www beyerdynamic com Managing Director Wolfgang Luckhardt Chairman of the Supervisory Board Prof Wolf M Nietzer MBA LL M Registered in Stuttgart HRA 101400 Venue Heilbronn VAT No DE 145 795 453 ILN 40 10118 00000 3 Tax No 65211 71002 WEEE Reg No DE 76451448 Kreissparkasse Heilbronn Sort Code 620 500 090 Acct No 030 702 IBAN DE69 6205 0000 0000 0307 02 BIC HEISDE 66 Deutsche Bank AG Heilbronn Sort Code 620 700 81 Acct No O 186 304 IBAN DE88 6207 0081 0018 6304 00 BIC DEUTDE SS 620 Postbank Stuttgart Sort Code 600 100 70 Acct No 70 685 703 IBAN DE53 6001 0070 0070 6857 03 BIC PBNKDEFF Orbis Declaration of Conformity 43 beyerdynamic DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY C This device complies with Part 15 of the FC
6. The microphone units system units are connected in one or two lines to the control unit As cables use standard CAT5e cables S UTP min AWG 26 diameter or better The audio transmission power supply and control is made via one cable The system capacity is achieved by the economical Orbis MU microphone unit which is less than 1 watt when operated and at maximum volume WARNING Should the LEDs flash on the connections for the microphone units there is a defect e g short circuit in the cable or microphone unit In this case please check if all cables have been correctly connected or replace the cable microphone unit Connection of microphone units without redundancy e he microphone units system units are connected in one or two lines to the control unit e Connect the first microphone unit system unit to the connection for microphone units line 1 Connect the second microphone unit system unit to the first one the third to the second one and SO on e Connect the first microphone unit system unit to the connection for microphone units line 2 Connect the second microphone unit system unit to the first one the third to the second one and SO on e At maximum you can connect 50 microphone units system units per line so that a total of 100 microphone units is available Note The max number of microphone units also depends upon the cable type and cable length so that the actual number of microphone units to be operated might be less than
7. connect Ethernet 3 Headphone socket mini stereo jack 3 5 mm 4 Multifunction button to set headphone volume and to select by tilting and pressing two channels Orbis Microphone Uni 10 0900000040000000000000000000000000000 0000000040000000000000000000000000000 0000000040000000000000000000000000000 0900000040000000000000000000000000000 0900000040000000000000000000000000000 0900000040000000000000000000000000000 0000000040000000000000000000000000000 0000000040000000000000000000000000000 0000000040000000000000000000000000000 0900000040000000000000000000000000000 0900000040000000000000000000000000000 0000000040000000000000000000000000000 0000000040000000000000000000000000000 0000000040000000000000000000000000000 0900000040000000000000000000000000000 0000000040000000000000000000000000000 0000000040000000000000000000000000000 0900000040000000000000000000000000000 0900000040000000000000000000000000000 000000000000000000000 000000000000000000000 000000000000000000000 000000000000000000000 000000000000000000000 000000000000000000000 000000000000000000000 000000000000000000000 000000000000000000000 000000000000000000000 000000000000000000000 0000000000000000000000008000000000000 00000000000000000000000000060000000000 0000000000000000000000000000000000000 0000000000000000000000000000060000000 0000000000000000000000000000000000000 0000000000000000000000000000000000000 0000000000000000000000000000000000000 00
8. device is not active e Configure threshold and hold time for all microphone units e Set volume loudspeaker of microphone unit headphone e Record conference e Output of errors Orbis Operation 27 Error Error Error illuminates red when an error occurs The error in question is displayed by a white illumination The error display goes out when the error is corrected or when you restart Possible errors e Redundancy incorrectly chosen e g Off when microphone units are connected in a ring or On when microphone units are connected in one two lines e Redundancy selected correctly interruption present e SD card error e g card full write error e Real Time Clock RTC error internal battery empty Lock The settings on the control unit can be protected via a key combination or an external device The Lock function can be activated deactivated if there is no SD card in the slot of the Orbis CU control unit The Lock function is in two stages When pressing the REC button the first time the system settings will be locked the system volume however can still be selected When pressing the REC button another time this parameter will be locked as well e Select the Volume menu e Press and hold the REC button e Press the rotary encoder once e he Lock display will illuminate white and displays the activated status of the Lock function The following functions can still be operated volum
9. ee ee Page 4 10 Configuration of the Microphone Units System Units Page 4 11 How to Localise the Microphone Units System Units Page 4 12 Reset Factory Settings es Page 4 13 Maintenance Orbis MU Microphone Units Page Application ExampleS zu as us Rack YE En 55 8 run Page 5 1 Tele Conference om Page 5 2 Video Conference 2 mom Page 9 5 19116958452 788 REOR 9 2E 85 4 8 888 amp amp 4 Page Components hh hans Page Optional Accessories cle hs Page Technical Specifications lee II Page Declaration of Conformity 7 5 5 58 5 878 eee eee 8 8 Page OO 4 Orbis Safety Instructions Thank you for selecting the Orbis conference system from beyerdynamic Please take some time to read carefully through this manual before setting up the equipment l Safety Instructions 1 1 Orbis CU Control Unit Read these instructions Keep these instructions Heed all warnings Follow all instructions Do not use this apparatus near water Clean only with dry cloth Do not install near any heat sources such as radiators heat registers stoves or other apparatus including amplifiers that produce heat 8 Do not defeat the safety purpose of the polarized or grounding type plug A polarized plug has two blades with one wider than the other A grounding type plug has two blades
10. here the SD card is not accessed 4 4 Recording of the Conference Volume Ext Control Error Lock Update On Off Menu o O With the Orbis conference system you can record a conference Via an external device connected to the RS 232 interface you can set the integrated clock so that you can enter the date and time on the SD card The recording is saved in the wav format uncompressed 16 Bit 32 kHz e Insert an SD card into the slot The REC button will illuminate white e o start the recording press the REC button The REC button will illuminate red e The recording time depends on the storage capacity of the SD card 1 GB approx 4 hours e A file has a maximum size of 2 GB When the recording is longer a new file will automatically be produced e When the recording time of the SD card is less than 30 minutes the REC button will illuminate red When the SD card is full the REC button will flash white Important The SD card must comply with class 10 we recommend SanDisk maximum size 32 GB FAT32 formatted Orbis Operation 29 4 5 How to Connect a Gooseneck Microphone to the Microphone Unit Warning When mounting or removing the gooseneck microphone hold it at the bottom end only Never hold it at the gooseneck or microphone head You could damage the gooseneck microphone and by doing so you will invalidate the guarantee To align the gooseneck microphone and to avoid overst
11. or by turning the rotary encoder The volume is always displayed by default when other settings are completed on the menu or when the rotary encoder has not been operated for more than 5 seconds beyerdynamic Mute Normal Priority Speaker Mic AuxIn Voice FIFO Normal Mode Audio Out Mic AuxlIn Max 4 3 2 1 NOM Redundancy On Off Ext Control Error Lock Update On Off Menu SD Card Priority Mute Normal Priority In this menu the function of the function button of the chairman microphone unit is set Normal All active microphones of the delegate units will be cleared and the mircophone of the chairman micro phone unit will be turned on The function button of the chairman microphone unit will illuminate green If there are more chairman microphone units in the system their function button will flash green because only one chairman can activate the function button The delegates can turn on their microphone again when the priority mode has been terminated The microphone of the chairman unit which was automatically activated when priority was started remains active until the chairman turns it off via the function button Mute All active microphones of the delegate units are temporarily muted microphone button is flashing green when the chairman is speaking The function button of the chairman microphone unit will illuminate green When the chairman ends the priority mode all previously active delegate micro phone
12. via the RS 232 interface The display and operating mode changes from Voice to Normal because Voice is not available within the external device When the external device is deactivated the display and operating mode changes to Voice because this was the user specific setting 4 As described under 3 but the user selects the Normal operating mode via the RS 232 inter face while the external device is active As this is not possible due to the system because the system Is in the Ext Control mode the display does not change But as a user specific setting has been changed the display does not change to Voice when deactivating the external device but remains Normal Menu on the glass panel The Orbis conference system is configured via the rotary encoder on the Orbis control unit By pressing and turning the rotary encoder you can enter the individual menus and select settings within the menu which you can save by pressing the rotary encoder The selected menu flashes white By turning the rotary encoder you can select a setting within the menu and save it by pressing the rotary encoder The selected setting turns white The menu settings are permanently stored in the control unit even when the Orbis CU control unit is disconnected from the mains Orbis Operation 23 Volume The Volume menu is used to adjust the volume of the loudspeakers of the microphone units The volume can be displayed from O to 10
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14. 00000000000000000000800000 0000000000000000000000000000000000000 0000000000000000000000000000000000000 0000000000000000000000000000000000000 0000000000000000000000000000000000000 0000000000000000000000000000000000000 0000000000000000000000000080000000000 0000000000000000000000000000000000000 0000000000000000000000000000000000000 S Orbis MU 23 Top View QO Q9 5 Opening for unlocking the gooseneck 7 Microphone button hone microp hones Clear button to clear all delegate microp 6 Connection for gooseneck microphone 5 pin XLR 9 Programmable function button Orbis MU 43 41 Bottom In Out sockets to connect the microphone unit RJ45 Important Do not connect Ethernet Phoenix connector to connect the optional CA OL loudspeaker module der the ing for installation un ing opening 3 Mount table top Orbis Microphone Unit Orbis MU 43 Top View Headphone connection 3 5 mm stereo jack Channel selector button Volume button to reduce the headphone volume Volume button to increase the headphone volume Opening for unlocking the gooseneck microphone
15. 50 or 100 CAUTION When using this kind of connection there is no redundancy i e if one microphone unit system unit fails the whole line fails after the interruption but the microphone units system units will still work before the interruption Orbis CU control unit beyerdynamic GmbH amp Co KG Theresienstr 8 D 74072 Heilbronn max 50 microphone units in line 2 Orbis Operation 21 Connection of microphone units with redundancy For maximum reliability of the system the microphone units system units are connected in a ring to the control unit Connect the first microphone unit system unit to the connection for microphone units line 1 Connect the second microphone unit system unit to the first one the third to the second one and SO On Connect the first microphone unit system unit to the connection for microphone units line 2 Qj Connect the second microphone unit system unit to the first one the third to the second one and soon At maximum you can connect 50 microphone units system units The big advantage of this connection is the present redundancy i e should a cable fault occur at one side of the microphone unit system unit the unit will not fail as it is still supplied from the cable on the other side The cable concerned or the defective microphone unit system unit can be replaced during operation without failing all other microphone units system units Orbis CU control unit
16. C Rules Operation is subject to the following two conditions 1 This device may not cause harmful interference and 2 This device must accept any interference received including interference that may cause undesired operation Manufacturer beyerdynamic GmbH amp Co KG Theresienstrasse 8 D 74072 Heilbronn Germany U S Responsible Party beyerdynamic Inc 56 Central Avenue Farmingdale NY 11735 USA Contact Person Wolfgang Luckharat Managing Director Phone Tel 631 293 3200 Fax 631 293 3288 Model Type Conference Microphone Unit Orbis MU 21 Orbis MU 23 Classification Class B Digital Device We hereby declare that the equipment bearing the trade name and model number specified above was tested conforming to the applicable FCC rules under the most accurate measurement standards possible and that the necessary steps have been taken and are in force to assure that production units of the same equipment will continue to comply with the Commission s requirements Manufacturer s Signature j x August 1 2014 Mind Ve U Roth Director of R amp D Responsible Party s Signature li Vet August 1 2014 W Luckhardt General Manager beyerdynamic GmbH amp Co KG Theresienstr 8 74072 Heilbronn Germany Phone 49 7131 617 0 Fax 497131 617 224 E Mail info beyerdynamic com www beyerdynamic com Managing Director Wolfgang Luckhardt Chairman of the Supervisory Board Prof Wolf M Nietzer MBA LL M Register
17. able FCC rules under the most accurate measurement standards possible and that the necessary steps have been taken and are in force to assure that production units of the same equipment will continue to comply with the Commission s requirements Manufacturer s Signature j x August 1 2014 Mind Ve U Roth Director of R amp D Responsible Party s Signature li Vet August 1 2014 W Luckhardt General Manager beyerdynamic GmbH amp Co KG Theresienstr 8 74072 Heilbronn Germany Phone 49 7131 617 0 Fax 497131 617 224 E Mail info beyerdynamic com www beyerdynamic com Managing Director Wolfgang Luckhardt Chairman of the Supervisory Board Prof Wolf M Nietzer MBA LL M Registered in Stuttgart HRA 101400 Venue Heilbronn VAT No DE 145 795 453 ILN 40 10118 00000 3 Tax No 65211 71002 WEEE Reg No DE 76451448 Kreissparkasse Heilbronn Sort Code 620 500 OO Acct No 030 702 IBAN DE69 6205 0000 0000 0307 02 BIC HEISDE 66 Deutsche Bank AG Heilbronn Sort Code 620 700 81 Acct No O 186 304 IBAN DE88 6207 0081 0018 6304 00 BIC DEUTDE SS 620 Postbank Stuttgart Sort Code 600 100 70 Acct No 70 685 703 IBAN DE53 6001 0070 0070 6857 03 BIC PBNKDEFF
18. accurate measurement standards possible and that the necessary steps have been taken and are in force to assure that production units of the same equipment will continue to comply with the Commission s requirements Manufacturer s Signature j x August 1 2014 Mind Ve U Roth Director of R amp D Responsible Party s Signature li Vet August 1 2014 W Luckhardt General Manager beyerdynamic GmbH amp Co KG Theresienstr 8 74072 Heilbronn Germany Phone 49 7131 617 0 Fax 497131 617 224 E Mail info beyerdynamic com www beyerdynamic com Managing Director Wolfgang Luckhardt Chairman of the Supervisory Board Prof Wolf M Nietzer MBA LL M Registered in Stuttgart HRA 101400 Venue Heilbronn VAT No DE 145 795 453 ILN 40 10118 00000 3 Tax No 65211 71002 WEEE Reg No DE 76451448 Kreissparkasse Heilbronn Sort Code 620 500 OO Acct No 030 702 IBAN DE69 6205 0000 0000 0307 O2 BIC HEISDE 66 Deutsche Bank AG Heilbronn Sort Code 620 700 81 Acct No O 186 304 IBAN DE88 6207 0081 0018 6304 00 BIC DEUTDE SS 620 Postbank Stuttgart Sort Code 600 100 70 Acct No 70 685 703 IBAN DE53 6001 0070 0070 6857 03 BIC PBNKDEFF 42 Orbis Declaration of Conformity beyerdynamic EC DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY Application of Council directive 2004 108 EC Electromagnetic Compatibility 2006 95 EC Low Voltage Directive Standards to which EN 55022 2010 Emission Conformity is Declared EN 55024 2011 06 Immunity EN
19. and a third grounding prong The wide blade or the third prong are provided for your safety If the provided plug does not fit into your outlet consult an electrician for replacement of the obsolete outlet 9 Protect the power cord from being walked on or pinched particularly at plugs convenience receptacles and the point where they exit from the apparatus 10 Only use attachments accessories specified by the manufacturer 11 Unplug this apparatus during lightning storms or when unused for long periods of time 12 Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel Servicing is required when the apparatus has been damaged in any way such as power supply cord or plug is damaged liquid has been spilled or objects have fallen into the apparatus the apparatus has been exposed to rain or moisture does not operate normally or has been dropped ee DS E Exemption from liability e beyerdynamic GmbH amp Co KG will not be liable if any damage injury or accident occurs due to negligent incorrect or inappropriate operation of the product Location e The equipment must be set up so that the mains switch mains plug and all connections on the rear of the device are easily accessible e f you transport the equipment to another location take care to ensure that it is adequately secured and can never be damaged by being dropped or by impacts on the equipment Fire hazard e Never place naked flames e g candles near the equipment Humi
20. ated via the microphone button e f the voice activated mode is desired with Last Mic Hold this can be realised with an additional chairman microphone unit which is allocated via the microphone button and which remains allocated NOM Max 4 3 2 1 NOM In this menu the maximum number of open microphones is set Important For each chairman microphone unit in the system there is one channel reserved A total of 8 channels is available which can be occupied by chairman and delegate microphone units If the Max setting is selected and there are two chairman microphone units in the system the microphones of six delegate microphone units can be activated simultaneously If the setting 4 is selected and there are two chairman microphone units in the system the microphones of four delegate units can be simultaneously activated The display of the NOM is reduced accordingly if it does not match the real number of chairman microphone units or the network setup The display is increased again to the original value when the network setup allows this Orbis Operation 25 Speaker Speaker Mic AuxIn This menu is used to select the audio signal which is to be reproduced over the loudspeakers of the microphone Mic e his setting is a mix of all the open microphones in which the audio signals of the active speakers can be heard over the loudspeakers of the microphone AUX in e Here the audio signal of the Aux in input
21. beyerdynamic Orbis CONFERENCE SYSTEM Operating Instructions Orbis Contents 6 7 8 Safety INSITUCLIONS a ax uw a nenn ne amp nn x oo he oe oe es Page Ll Orbis CU Control UNIT uuo baad RR A PESE r3 exe Page 1 2 Orbis MU Microphone Unit illl Page Lo DPO 22 5423 8 2 d 1 31 Page Orbis CU Control Unit sae ewe x XO Rm roi oar RR 8 54 8 8 88 OY mom Page 2 1 Controls and Indicators a a Page Orbis MU Microphone Unit llli RR I Page 3 1 Controls and Indicators and Connections llle Page 32 MANO aou xu as 333 N 233444322 24x 33 43 23323 2923 Page 3 2 1 Orbis MU 23 21 Microphone Unit 0 0 0 0 00a Page 3 2 2 Orbis MU 43 41 Built in Microphone Unit Page 9 2 3 Orbis SU 63 System UNIT aas aars y 3 dE HEURE E PAS SEES X Page ODEA xxx see an Ben nn 24455959 Phe ae Page Al GOMMCCHONG unm ew eae a 4202 ERENER Page 4 2 Menu Settings Control Unit 0 0 0 ee ee Page 4 3 Status Displays of the Control Unit 005 Page 4 4 Recording of the Conference mm Page 4 5 How to Connect a Gooseneck Microphone to the Microphone Unit Page 4 6 Howto Turn the Microphone on off en Page 4 7 Buttons and Functions of the Chairman Microphone Unit Page 4 8 Operating Modes 222mm nern Page 4 9 Operation with Headphones 0000 ee
22. connector Pin 1 GND ground Pin 2 Audio Pin 3 Audio Pin 4 LED Pin 5 LED Power 5 V LN Wad 49 20 dB permanently adjusted Cardioid 50 19 000 Hz 69 dB A 6uV A 107 dB THD 1 Cardidoid 100 15 000 Hz 100 dB THD 1 38 Orbis SU 63 System Unit General Voltage supply via control unit Power consumption sss Temperature range humidity 90 Storage temperature humidity 90 Dimensions lee Connections System connection sells Connecting cable Headphone output llle Min output impedance Frequency response less Loudspeaker output Min output impedance Frequency response 0005 Microphone input AB powering eee Volume decrease with turned on microphone Buttons and LED LED Power 00000 0 ee uae Orbis Technical Specifications Bus voltage 48 V DC max 1 1 W 10 C to 40 C 50 F to 104 F 20 C to 55 C 4 F to 131 F refer to item Dimensions 320g 2x RJ45 socket not for Ethernet CAT5 S UTP min AWG 26 acc to TIA EIA568 A or TIA EIA568 B Phoenix connectors contact spacing 3 5 mm 16 Q short circuit proof 20 15 000 Hz Phoenix connectors contact spacing 3 5 mm 8 QO 20 15 000 Hz Phoenix co
23. dity heat sources e Never expose the equipment to rain or a high level of humidity For this reason do not install it in the immediate vicinity of swimming pools showers damp basement rooms or other areas with unusually high atmospheric humidity e Never place objects containing liquid e g vases or drinking glasses on the equipment Liquids in the equipment could cause a short circuit e Do not install near any heat sources such as radiators heat registers stoves or other apparatus including amplifiers that produce heat Orbis Safety Instructions 5 Connection Protect all cables from being walked on or pinched e Lay all connection cables so that they do not present a trip hazard Whenever working on the inputs and outputs of the equipment switch off power Check whether the connection figures comply with the existing mains supply Serious damage could occur due to connecting the system to the wrong power supply An incorrect mains voltage could damage the equipment or cause an electric shock Please note that different operating voltages require the use of different types of power cable and plugs Please refer to the following table Voltage Power plug according to standard 110 125V UL817 and CSA C 22 2 no 42 220 230 V CEE 7 page VII SR section 107 2 D1 IEC 83 page C4 240 V BS 1363 1984 Specification for 13A fused plugs and switched and un switched socket outlets If the equipment causes a blown fuse
24. dynamic com Managing Director Wolfgang Luckhardt Chairman of the Supervisory Board Prof Wolf M Nietzer MBA LL M Registered in Stuttgart HRA 101400 Venue Heilbronn VAT No DE 145 795 453 ILN 40 10118 00000 3 Tax No 65211 71002 WEEE Reg No DE 76451448 Kreissparkasse Heilbronn Sort Code 620 500 090 Acct No 030 702 IBAN DE69 6205 0000 0000 0307 02 BIC HEISDE 66 Deutsche Bank AG Heilbronn Sort Code 620 700 81 Acct No O 186 304 IBAN DE88 6207 0081 0018 6304 00 BIC DEUTDE SS 620 Postbank Stuttgart Sort Code 600 100 70 Acct No 70 685 703 IBAN DE53 6001 0070 0070 6857 03 BIC PBNKDEFF Grundlagen 45 beyerdynamic DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY C This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules Operation is subject to the following two conditions 1 This device may not cause harmful interference and 2 This device must accept any interference received including interference that may cause undesired operation Manufacturer beyerdynamic GmbH amp Co KG Theresienstrasse 8 D 74072 Heilbronn Germany U S Responsible Party beyerdynamic Inc 56 Central Avenue Farmingdale NY 11735 USA Contact Person Wolfgang Luckharat Managing Director Phone Tel 631 293 3200 Fax 631 293 3288 Model Type Conference Microphone Unit Orbis SU 63 Classification Class B Digital Device We hereby declare that the equipment bearing the trade name and model number specified above was tested conforming to the applic
25. e can be cleaned with water and a little bit of household dish washing liquid and a soft lint free cloth or sponge Never rub dry On the acrylic glass surface you can remove greasy dirt with benzene free petroleum ether Alternatively you can remove the dirt with an anti static cleaning agent for synthetic material Do not use any solvent alcohol containing or abrasive cleaners Make sure not to allow any water to enter the microphone capsule or housing Clean the pop shield of the gooseneck microphone for Orbis MU with clear warm water Make sure that it is completely dry before you put it on the microphone again 34 Orbis Operation J Application Examples 5 1 Tele Conference Cables Orbis CU AUX Input External Device Output Orbis CU AUX Output External Device Input Settings on the Orbis CU control unit Audio Out Mic opeaker Aux In 5 2 Video Conference Last Mic Hold via external device for echo cancellation if voice activated mode is active 9 3 N 1 Mode Cable Orbis CU AUX Input External Device Settings on the Orbis CU control unit Audio Out Mic Speaker Aux In amp Mic Orbis Components 39 6 Components Orbis CU Orbis MU 21 Orbis MU 23 Orbis MU 41 Orbis MU 43 Orbis SU 63 Digital control unit for a maximum of 100 microphone units RJ45 connections for conference network black anodised aluminium housing incl external power supply Order 25 692 Delegate microph
26. e record and switching off to stand by e f you press the rotary encoder once again while holding the REC button the other functions such as volume record or switching off to stand by will also be locked e n order to deactivate the Lock function please proceed as described above The Lock display will not illuminate any more e When an error occurs it will be issued via the RS 232 interface 28 Orbis Operation Update An update of all components control unit and microphone units can be performed via an SD card or the RS 232 interface if the firmware version on the SD card does not correspond the the device in question e Insert an SD card into the slot e he Update and Lock displays will illuminate white all other menu items will be hidden and deactivated Press briefly the rotary encoder to start the update The corona will act as activity display and the Volume display serves as percentage display i e 1 2 10 2 20 and so on The micro phone button on the microphone units is flashing red and green After a restart of the system the SD card can be removed If you do not want to perform an update please remove the SD card During an update the Update display will illuminate white and the REC button red Another possibility is to perform an update via an external device connected to the RS 232 interface The status is also shown via the above mentioned displays except the REC button because
27. ed in Stuttgart HRA 101400 Venue Heilbronn VAT No DE 145 795 453 ILN 40 10118 00000 3 Tax No 65211 71002 WEEE Reg No DE 76451448 Kreissparkasse Heilbronn Sort Code 620 500 OO Acct No 030 702 IBAN DE69 6205 0000 0000 0307 O2 BIC HEISDE 66 Deutsche Bank AG Heilbronn Sort Code 620 700 81 Acct No O 186 304 IBAN DE88 6207 0081 0018 6304 00 BIC DEUTDE SS 620 Postbank Stuttgart Sort Code 600 100 70 Acct No 70 685 703 IBAN DE53 6001 0070 0070 6857 03 BIC PBNKDEFF 44 Grundlagen beyerdynamic EC DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY Application of Council directive 2004 108 EC Electromagnetic Compatibility 2006 95 EC Low Voltage Directive Standards to which EN 55022 2010 Emission Conformity is Declared EN 55024 2011 06 Immunity EN 61000 6 2 2011 06 Immunity EN 61000 6 3 2007 A1 2011 Emission EN 60065 A12 201 1 Safety Manufacturer s Name beyerdynamic GmbH amp Co KG Manufacturer s Address Theresienstrasse 8 74072 Heilbronn Germany Type of Equipment Conference Microphone Unit Model Numbers Orbis SU 63 the undersigned as an employee of beyerdynamic hereby declare that the equipment specified conforms to the above Directive and Standards Manufacturer s Signature Mr A te Full Name Ulrich Roth Date 1 August 2014 Position Director of R amp D beyerdynamic GmbH amp Co KG Theresienstr 8 74072 Heilbronn Germany Phone 49 7131 617 0 Fax 497131 617 224 E Mail info beyerdynamic com www beyer
28. ety instructions in chapter 1 Furthermore please note e the ambient temperature of the installation site must not exceed 40 C 104 F e there must be no exceeding dust and humidity at the installation site e that the unit is not exposed to direct sunlight e the connection must be protected against direct access during operation e the installation site must be protected against vibrations 2 1 Controls and Indicators Front View Orbis beyerdynamic Mute Normal Priority Speaker Mic Aux in Voice FIFO Normal Mode Audio Out Mic AuxIn Max 4 3 2 1 NOM Redundancy On Off Volume Ext Control Error Lock Update On Off Menu Cp e o O Glass panel to display menu settings and status bar Rotary encoder to select individual menus and to change settings Corona white control unit active flashing white booting red control unit in standby mode Slot for SD card Q REC touch button for recording and other functions 8 Orbis Control Unit Rear View Orbis CU Made in Germany FG C X OGS beyerdynamic GmbH amp Co KG Theresienstr 8 D 74072 Heilbronn RS 232 interface Audio input RCA phono 2 2 dBu Audio output RCA phono 2 2 dBu Audio output 3 pin XLR 6 dBu Connection for microphone units line 1 RJ45 Warning No Ethernet Connection Connection for microphone units line 2 RJ45 Warning No Ethernet Connection O o o 9 48 V DC connection for power su
29. ng cables of the Orbis MU 23 21 microphone unit are to be routed downwards microphone unit are to be routed backwards insert the sliding element 5 into the back of insert the sliding element into the cable the microphone unit cover 4 Orbis Installation 15 3 2 2 Orbis MU 43 41 Built in Microphone Unit For the base of the Orbis MU 43 41 built in microphone unit you must provide a cutout in the table top which is large enough to mount the base with the supplied mounting brackets to the table Orbis MU 43 this refers also for the Orbis MU 41 4 4724 113 60mm 37 50mm 1 4764 102mm 40197 135mm x1 5 3150 0 0394 16 Orbis Installation Orbis MU 4x Base 125 50mm x1 4 9409 0 0394 100mm 1 3 9370 0 0394 min TOmm max 55mm min 0 3937 max 2 1 652 Installation Orbis MU 4x and optional CA OL loudspeaker in table top Orbis Installation 17 3 2 3 Orbis SU 63 System Unit The Orbis SU 63 system unit provides mounting brackets for a variable installation e g directly under the table or upright into an armrest e Provide appropriate holes for the button microphone and loudspeaker in the table top or armrest e Mount the system unit with the mounting brackets and appropriate screws to the table top or arm rest Make sure that the system unit is even with the table edge or armrest e Connect the gooseneck microphone to the approp
30. nnectors contact spacing 3 5 mm 2 2 V 2 2 KO 20 dB permanently adjusted Phoenix connectors contact spacing 3 5 mm 5 V max 40 mA 39 Orbis Technical Specifications Orbis SU 63 Pin Assignment L BO twisted pair jndu 91 amp 037 96909 AG J9MOd 0311 XLR socket for GM xxx Q Example mm EE 5V max 40 mA 40 Orbis Declaration of Conformity beyerdynamic EC DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY Application of Council directive 2004 108 EC Electromagnetic Compatibility 2006 95 EC Low Voltage Directive Standards to which EN 55022 2010 Emission Conformity is Declared EN 55024 2011 06 Immunity EN 61000 6 2 2011 06 Immunity EN 61000 6 3 2007 A1 2011 Emission EN 60065 A12 201 1 Safety Manufacturer s Name beyerdynamic GmbH amp Co KG Manufacturer s Address Theresienstrasse 8 74072 Heilbronn Germany Type of Equipment Conference Control Unit Model Numbers Orbis CU the undersigned as an employee of beyerdynamic hereby declare that the equipment specified conforms to the above Directive and Standards Manufacturer s Signature Mr A te Full Name Ulrich Roth Date 1 August 2014 Position Director of R amp D beyerdynamic GmbH amp Co KG Theresienstr 8 74072 Heilbronn Germany Phone 49 7131 617 0 Fax 497131 617 224 E Mail info beyerdynamic com www beyerdynamic com Managing Director Wolfgang Luckha
31. on the Orbis CU control unit will be reproduced Mic AUX in e Both settings can be selected simultaneously so that over the loudspeakers of the microphone units both audio signals can be heard Audio Out Audio Out Mic Auxin This menu is used to select the audio signal which is to be reproduced over the audio output of the control unit Mic e This setting is a mix of all the open microphones in which the audio signals of the active speakers can be heard over the loudspeakers of the microphone AUX in e Here the audio signal of the Aux in input on the Orbis CU control unit will be reproduced Mic AUX in e Both settings can be selected simultaneously so that over the loudspeakers of the microphone units both audio signals can be heard Application example of tele conference Audio Out Mic opeaker Aux In Application example of N 1 Mix Minus Audio Out Mic opeaker Aux In amp Mic 26 Orbis Operation Redundancy Redundancy On Off In this menu the redundancy is enabled On or diabled Off The redundancy can be adjusted once the microphones are connected in a ring Warning The setting depends on whether the microphone units were connected in a ring or one two separate lines The correct setting is important so that with line operation a redundancy error is not constantly displayed and on the other hand an occurring redundancy error is displayed in ring mode If redundancy is enabled an interr
32. one unit integrated loudspeaker and adjustable headphone output can be used with Classis GM 31x Q microphone series RJ45 connections for conference network Order 725 706 Chairman microphone unit integrated loudspeaker and adjustable headphone output can be used with Classis GM 31x Q microphone series RJ45 connections for conference network Order 725 714 Built in delegate microphone unit without loudspeaker adjustable headphone output can be used with Classis GM 31x Q microphone series RJ45 connections for conference network Phoenix connections for CA OL loudspeaker Order 725 722 Built in chairman microphone unit without loudspeaker adjustable headphone output can be used with Classis GM 31x Q microphone series RJ45 connections for conference network Phoenix connections for CA OL loudspeaker Order 725 730 oystem unit for remote installation can be used with Classis GM 31x Q microphone series Phoenix connections for microphone CA OP piezo button and CA OL built in loudspeaker RJ45 connections for conference network Order 725 749 7 Optional Accessories Control unit CA OR Rack mount set for Orbis CU 000 00a Order 725 897 Control unit microphone units system units CA OC 1 CA OC 2 CA OC 5 CA OC 10 CA OC 20 CA OC 50 System cable Cats with RJ45 connector Im Order 725 811 same as ab
33. or a short circuit disconnect it from the mains and have it checked and repaired Do not hold the power supply with wet hands There must be no water or dust on the contact pins In both cases you could receive an electric shock The mains cable must be firmly connected If it is loose there is a fire hazard Always pull out the power supply from the mains and or from the equipment by the plug never by the cable The cable could be damaged and cause an electric shock or fire Do not use the equipment if the power supply is damaged If you connect defective or unsuitable accessories the equipment could be damaged Only use connection cables available from or recommended by beyerdynamic If you use cables you have made up yourself all claim to warranty is null and void In order to switch off the device disconnect the power plug from the power socket Maintenance Only clean the equipment with a slightly damp or dry cloth Never use solvents as these damage the surface Trouble shooting and servicing Do not open the equipment without authorisation You could receive an electric shock There are no user serviceable parts inside Leave all service work to authorised expert personnel 1 2 Orbis MU Microphone Unit Set up Always position the microphone units on a secure surface If the microphone unit falls down you can hurt yourself or others or damage the microphone unit To align the gooseneck microphone on the microphone unit and
34. ove but 2 5 M een Order 725 838 same as above but DM nm nn Order 725 846 same as above but 10 M Hmmm Order 725 854 same as above but20m llle Order 725 862 same as above but DOM m mn Order 725 889 Microphone units system units Classis GM 313 Q Condenser gooseneck microphone electret cardioid matt black 300 mm long Order 724 203 Classis GM 314 Q same as above but 400 mm long 05 Order 724 211 Classis GM 315 Q same as above but 500 mm long 05 Order 724 238 Classis GM 316 Q same as above but 600 mm long 005 Order 724 351 Classis GM 115 Q Gooseneck microphone 500 mm long Order 726 095 36 Orbis Technical Specifications Built in microphone unit system unit CA OL Loudspeaker module for Orbis MU 41 43 and Orbis SU 63 Order 725 765 System unit CA OP2 Piezo button for Orbis SU 63 aluminium black anodised with LED spot illumination without inscription Order 725 773 CAOP2C same as above but with Clear inscription Order 725 781 CAOP2F same as above but with Func inscription Order 725 803 ZSH 20 Elastic suspension for gooseneck microphones Order 454 559 GMS 52 Elastic suspension for table installation black Order 725 757 In conjunction with the ZSH 20 elastic suspension we recommend using the Classis GM 314 E and Classi
35. pply unit Important Only use the power supply unit supplied by beyerdynamic Bottom B Reset to restore the factory settings Orbis Microphone Unit 9 3 Orbis MU Microphone Unit For the Orbis conference system there are different microphone units available e Orbis MU 23 chairman microphone unit with buttons for microphone clear function e Orbis MU 21 delegate microphone unit with button for microphone e Orbis MU 43 built in chairman microphone unit with buttons for microphone clear function e Orbis MU 41 built in delegate microphone unit with button for microphone e Orbis SU 63 system unit installation under the table Depending on the number of the connected buttons the system unit acts as chairman buttons for microphone clear function or delegate microphone unit button for microphone The microphone units are provided with a locking 5 pin XLR connection for the use of gooseneck microphones of the GM 31x Q and GM 1xx Q series 3 colour backlit buttons an integrated fullrange loudspeaker with equalization and an adjustable headphone output The microphone units are only powered via the Orbis CU control unit The microphone unit displays the power supply by the micro phone button which illuminates white 3 1 Controls and Indicators and Connections Orbis MU 23 MU 21 Bottom D Thread to attach the microphone unit on a table top 2 In Out sockets to connect the microphone unit RJ45 Important Do not
36. rdt Chairman of the Supervisory Board Prof Wolf M Nietzer MBA LL M Registered in Stuttgart HRA 101400 Venue Heilbronn VAT No DE 145 795 453 ILN 40 10118 00000 3 Tax No 65211 71002 WEEE Reg No DE 76451448 Kreissparkasse Heilbronn Sort Code 620 500 090 Acct No 030 702 IBAN DE69 6205 0000 0000 0307 02 BIC HEISDE 66 Deutsche Bank AG Heilbronn Sort Code 620 700 81 Acct No O 186 304 IBAN DE88 6207 0081 0018 6304 00 BIC DEUTDE SS 620 Postbank Stuttgart Sort Code 600 100 70 Acct No 70 685 703 IBAN DE53 6001 0070 0070 6857 03 BIC PBNKDEFF Orbis Declaration of Conformity 41 beyerdynamic DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY C This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules Operation is subject to the following two conditions 1 This device may not cause harmful interference and 2 This device must accept any interference received including interference that may cause undesired operation Manufacturer beyerdynamic GmbH amp Co KG Theresienstrasse 8 D 74072 Heilbronn Germany U S Responsible Party beyerdynamic Inc 56 Central Avenue Farmingdale NY 11735 USA Contact Person Wolfgang Luckharat Managing Director Phone Tel 631 293 3200 Fax 631 293 3288 Model Type Conference Control Unit Orbis CU Classification Class B Digital Device We hereby declare that the equipment bearing the trade name and model number specified above was tested conforming to the applicable FCC rules under the most
37. retching as well as premature wear and tear please note that the gooseneck must not be bent further than an angle of 90 maximum There are various gooseneck microphones with LED ring available for the connection to the microphone unit e Take the gooseneck microphone by the shaft put it into the connection for gooseneck microphones 5 or 7 and press the shaft downwards until it locks in place e f you want to remove the gooseneck microphone press into the opening for unlocking the goose neck microphone 4 or 6 with the supplied tool or a similar thin tool Remove the gooseneck microphone by taking it by the shaft and pulling 4 6 How to Turn the Microphone on off Turning on e he microphone is turned on by pressing the microphone button 6 or 9 Depending on the operating mode the microphone button or will illuminate green Normal operating mode or red Request operating mode e When the microphone 15 active the level of the loudspeaker of the microphone unit will auto matically be reduced to avoid feedback Turning off e When the microphone button 6 or 9 is pressed once again the participant can turn off the micro phone 30 Orbis Operation 4 7 Buttons and Functions of the Chairman Microphone Unit In addition to the microphone button the chairman microphone unit has a clear button and a programmable function but
38. riate connections Upright installation During installation make sure that you use screws that are suitable for your application not included in the delivery Upright installation into an armrest Mounting bracket Mounting bracket 0 5059 in lo 12 85 mm 3 878 in 98 5 mm 4 3504 in 110 5 mm 18 Orbis Installation Direct installation During installation make sure that you use screws that are suitable for your application not included in the delivery Mounting bracket Mounting bracket Mounting bracket Direct installation under a table 0 7224 in 4 0354 in Jl 18 35 mm 102 5 mm QN KS go 4 3504 in 110 5 mm 3 4055 in 86 5 mm 3 878 in 98 5 mm 1 0177 in 25 85 mm Orbis Operation 19 4 Operation 4 1 Connection How to connect the control unit to AC power and turn it on off Verify that the voltage rating of the power supply unit matches that of the AC mains outlet you are to use Caution If you connect the unit to the wrong voltage you may seriously damage it Connect the supplied power supply unit to the DC connection 9 and the mains The Orbis CU control unit has no separate on off switch and will be in the mode in which it had been when it was disconnected The colour of the corona displays the mode Red standby mode White online mode Flashing white booting If the control unit is in the standb
39. rity menu item on the Orbis CU control unit Press and hold the rotary encoder Press the REC button G once Release the rotary encoder Only the Priority menu item is flashing With all chairman microphone units and delegate microphone units which have been configured as chairman microphone unit the LED ring of the gooseneck microphone is flashing and the mi crophone button is flashing green With all delegate microphone units with delegate function not configured as chairman micro phone unit the microphone button illuminates white With delegate microphone units which are locked or configured as press unit the microphone unit illuminates orange In order to leave the mode it is sufficient when you turn or press the rotary encoder once How to configure the delegate microphone unit as chairman microphone unit me Make sure that there is no SD card in the slot of the Orbis CU control unit select the Priority menu item on the Orbis CU control unit Press and hold the rotary encoder Press the REC button G once Release the rotary encoder Only the Priority menu item is flashing The corona remains unchanged Press the microphone button of the delegate microphone unit which you would like to configure as chairman microphone unit until the microphone button is illuminating green and the LED ring of the gooseneck flashing red End the configuration mode on the Orbis CU control unit by pressing
40. s GM 315 E gooseneck microphones Classis GM 314 E Condenser gooseneck microphone electret cardioid without pre amplifier matt black 400 mm long ellen Order 489 581 Classis GM 315 E same as above but 500 mm long sss Order 489 565 8 Technical Specifications Orbis CU control unit Power supply unit Input voltage eene 100 V AC to 240 V AC ana x ew bas 24 9 8 1 8 A Power consumption lees 180 W Power dissipation llle 30 W at max load USES vd E RE S S REUS E ee E dE electronically internal Control unit Input voltage llle 48 V DC Current consumption 0 3 13 A Power consumption leen 150 W System connections lle 2 X RJ45 socket not for Ethernet Analogue Audio In llle RCA phono socket mono unbalanced max level 2 2dBu Analogue Audio Out 22222222220 1 x RCA phono socket mono unbalanced max level 2 2dBu 1 x XLR mono balanced max level 6dBu Frequency response 2222er 20 16 000 Hz External control llle RS232 max 2 m at 115200 Baud Card reader ee ee ee ee SD card max 32 GB type SDHC FAT 32 Temperature range Operation 2 2 2 22 O C to 40 C 32 F to 104 F Storage transport 222 2 22m 10 C to 50 C 14 F to 122 F Dimensions LXWXH 2 22 22222222 183 8 x 194 x 73 5 mm 7 24 x 7 64 x 2 89 Weight
41. s will be reactivated Microphones that were voice activated will be cleared and remain cleared after the priority mode is finished The microphone of the chairman microphone unit which was automatically activated remains active until the chairman turns it off via the microphone button Normal and Mute deactivated In this case a command string is output via the RS 232 interface and the function button is used in conjunction with a media control system 24 Orbis Operation Mode Voice FIFO Normal Mode In this menu the mode of the conference system for all microphone units will be set Normal Turn on the microphone with the microphone button e he red LED ring of the gooseneck microphone illuminates and the microphone button illuminates green The microphone is ready to talk e Depending on the setting of the Orbis CU control unit up to 8 participants e g delegates and 1 chairman can speak simultaneously Important When the maximum number of open microphones is achieved the microphone can only be turned on manually when another microphone has been turned off FiFo e f the microphone units operate in the FIFO mode the first microphone is switched off when turning on another microphone if the maximum number of open microphones NOM is exceeded Voice e f the microphone units operate in the voice activated mode Voice the microphone is turned on when speaking into it The microphone unit can also be oper
42. tem Unit Orbis SU 63 Lateral View Orbis SU 63 Lateral View Ta LE C BBBBBHBIBBBBBBE AARMA 0 In Out sockets to connect the system unit RJ45 Important Do not connect Ethernet The Orbis SU 63 Is connected to the Orbis CU control unit via the RJ45 sockets Furthermore the RJ45 sockets are used to connect the Orbis SU 63 system unit among each other or to other Orbis MU microphone units Orbis System Unit 13 C 6 pin Phoenix connector Individual buttons can be connected to the pin Phoenix connector Function LED connection of an external LED which displays the function mode of a chairman microphone unit Function depending on the configuration via the Orbis CU control unit the function button has the function Normal or Mute or Function via an external media control system Clear in order to turn on the chairman microphone units while turning off the active or registered delegate microphone unit Depending on the operating mode the requests to speak are cleared or not Ground ground Volume Up and Volume Down to set the volume of a connected headphone Channel to set the language channel of a connected headphone pin Phoenix connector For example a gooseneck microphone a microphone button or external indicating elements can be connected to the pin Phoenix connector Mic Input connector for a microphone Ground ground Mic Button connector for a microphone but
43. the rotary encoder once pressing or turning The configuration is stored in the microphone unit The chairman mode is displayed on the delegate microphone unit every time it is switched on by the microphone button which is flashing green instead of white during the first 5 seconds after switching on Furthermore the LED ring of the gooseneck microphone is flashing illuminating If the delegate microphone unit is to be used as delegate microphone unit again proceed the with configuration as described from 1 to 8 The microphone button of the delegate microphone unit will illuminate white 32 Orbis Operation How to configure the delegate microphone unit as a press unit When the delegate microphone unit is configured as a press unit the microphone button is locked Note Chairman microphone units cannot be configured as press units 2 LL Make sure that there is no SD card in the slot of the Orbis CU control unit Select the Priority menu on the Orbis CU control unit Press and hold the rotary encoder Press the REC button once Release the rotary encoder Only the Priority menu item is flashing The corona remains unchanged Press the microphone button of the delegate microphone unit which you would like to configure as press unit until the microphone button illuminates orange End the configuration mode on the Orbis CU control unit by operating the rotary encoder once
44. tions and allows selecting between the channel of the original language and the foreign language channel 1 The channels are stored in the microphone unit and remain stored after switching off e Orbis MU 4x With the and buttons you can increase or reduce the volume of the headphone The selected volume is stored in the microphone unit and remains stored after switching off By pressing the channels selector button n you can select between 2 channels which have been set on the Orbis CU control unit in the Speaker menu This function is useful for interpretation applications and allows selecting between the channel of the original language and the foreign language channel 1 The channels are stored in the microphone unit and remain stored after switching off Orbis Operation 31 4 10 Configuration of the Microphone Units System Units The microphone units system units are configured via the configuration mode which can be accessed by a key combination on the control unit to configure the delegate microphone unit as press unit or chairman microphone unit via the microphone button How to find out the current configuration of the microphone unit system unit If you would like to find out how the individual microphone units system units of your conference system are configured please proceed as described below A Make sure that there is no SD card in the slot of the Orbis CU control unit select the Prio
45. to avoid twisting it too far and causing premature wear please note that the gooseneck must be bent no further than an angle of 90 maximum 6 Orbis Safety Instructions Risk of injury e f the microphone stations have a gooseneck microphone take care that you do not injure yourself on this e g poke it into your eye Volume e f the participants of a meeting use a headphone with the Orbis microphone units please make sure that the volume is not set too high via the Orbis control unit or the microphone unit itself Other wise the hearing of the participants could permanently be damaged 1 3 Disposal electrical and electronic equipment should be disposed at the end of its life separately from your household waste There are separate collection systems for recycling in the EU For more information please contact the local authority or your retailer where you Wim purchased the product e his symbol on the product in the instructions or on the packaging means that your X Orbis Control Unit 7 2 Orbis CU Control Unit The Orbis CU control unit is the heart of the system With one Orbis CU control unit a maximum of 8 speakers e g delegates and 1 chairman can speak simultaneously Each chairman unit in the system Is allocated to a channel The Orbis CU control unit has been designed for installations on tables With optional accessories it can be installed in a 19 rack When setting up the system please follow the saf
46. ton Clear button By pressing the clear button all active delegate microphone units will be cleared The delegates can turn on their microphone again afterwards Function button Depending on the configuration via the Orbis CU control unit the function button has the functions Normal Mute or Function via an external media control system Refer also to the issue Priority in chapter 4 2 Menu Settings of the Control Unit 4 8 Operating Modes The different operating modes such as Normal FiFo or Voice activated are set on the Orbis CU control unit for all microphone units The factory set operating mode is Normal Refer also to the Issue Mode in chapter 4 2 Menu Settings of the Control Unit Operating mode Request This operating mode only works in conjunction with an external device connected to the RS 232 interface e g media control system e Also refer to the RS 232 protocol 4 9 Operation with Headphones e You can connect a headphone to the mini Jack connection 3 5 mm of the microphone unit e Orbis MU 2x With the volume control you can reduce or increase the volume by turning the volume of the headphone The selected volume is stored in the microphone unit and remains stored even after turning off By pressing the volume control you can select between two channels which have been set on the Orbis CU control unit in the Speaker menu This function is suitable for interpretation applica
47. ton button Mic LED Green connector for an external LED which displays a released microphone Mic LED Red connector for an external LED which displays a registered but not yet released microphone Speak LED connector for an external LED which displays the ready to speak status of the microphone LED Power voltage source for the external LED 5 pin Phoenix connector Via the 5 pin Phoenix connector you can connect a headphone and loudspeaker to the Orbis SU 63 system unit Headphone R and Headphone L headphone connector Ground ground Speaker und Speaker connector for a loudspeaker Wiring 5 pin Phoenix connector Wiring pin Phoenix connector Wiring pin Phoenix connector y BSP XLR Buchse f r GM xxx Q 5 max 40 mA m Speak LED gt Mic Input GM xxx Q H H LED Power 5V 14 Orbis Installation 3 2 Installation 3 2 1 Orbis MU 23 21 Microphone Unit The Orbis MU 23 and Orbis MU 21 microphone units have two threads 1 on the bottom to attach the microphone unit on a table top Use the appropriate drilling template to drill the holes into the table top Remove cable cover e Press the lateral flaps of the cable cover 9 inwards and remove the cable cover i4 e Now you can connect the connecting cables to the In Out sockets 2 Cable outlet downwards Cable outlet backwards e f the connecting cables of the Orbis MU 23 21 e f the connecti
48. uption is displayed Error and Redundancy will illuminate Connection operation of the microphone units in a ring On Connection operation of the microphone units in one two lines Off 4 3 Status Displays of the Control Unit The bottom line on the glass panel of the control unit Center displays different states which are described below Ext Control Ext Control If an external device e g a media control system is connected to the RS 232 interface of the Orbis CU control unit the conference system Is in the so called Ext Control mode and can be controlled via an external media control system The system related settings can still be adjusted on the glass panel The Ext Control display in the status line of the Orbis CU control unit illuminates white when an external device wants to control the conference Request mode The following functions can be controlled or configured via an external device e Power Standby mode of the control unit e Enable disable redundancy e Configuration of a delegate microphone unit as a press unit e Localisation of the microphone units e Reset factory settings e Reading software versions of the control unit and microphone units e Perform firmware update e est currently used channels e Configure function button of the chairman microphone unit e The operating mode is automatically the Request mode The Normal setting is still possible as long as the external
49. y mode briefly press the rotary encoder on the front The control unit will switch to the online mode and the corona the beyerdynamic logo and the Orbis lettering will illuminate white The current menu settings will be displayed for a few seconds as well To switch the control unit to the standby mode press the rotary encoder for approx 5 seconds The corona will illuminate red In order to disconnect the Orbis CU control unit from the mains pull the power supply from the AC mains outlet Audio connection to the control unit The control unit is provided with a balanced and analogue unbalanced audio output Audio Out When required connect the balanced XLR or unbalanced RCA phono output to the balanced or unbalanced output of a mixer amplifier or mixing console Adjust the volume via the amplifier or mixing console Important If the level is too high distortion of the audio signal can occur If the level is too low noise can occur in addition to the audio signal The Aux in audio input is used for feeding an external channel e g music How to connect the control unit to a media control system or PC Via an external device such as a media control system you can control various functions of the Orbis conference system Connect the RS 232 interface Q to a media control system or a PC Please also refer to the RS 232 protocol 20 Orbis Operation Connection of microphone units system units without redundancy

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