Sennheiser ADN C1 D1 Instruction Manual PDF

ADN-W C1 / D1 Wireless Units

ADN C1 / D1 Wired Units

Instruction manual

Sennheiser electronic GmbH & Co. KG

Am Labor 1, 30900 Wedemark, Germany, www.sennheiser.com

Publ. 05/19, 583944/A01

For your safety

For your safety Please make sure to read the Safety information supplement included separately with the ADN CU1 central unit. This supple- ment contains important information on the safe operation of the ADN conference system as well as the manufacturers declara- tion and warranty notes.

A detailed instruction manual for the overall ADN conference system can be found

on the Internet at www.sennheiser.com or on the DVD-ROM supplied with the ADN CU1 central unit.

The ADN D1/C1 and ADN-W D1/C1 confer- ence units The ADN D1 wired delegate unit and the ADN C1 wired chairperson unit as well as the ADN-W D1 wireless delegate unit and the ADN-W C1 wireless chairper- son unit are part of the Sennheiser ADN conference system.

IN OUT

To ensure full operational reliability in a redundant ring topology, the hardware of the ADN C1 and ADN D1 has been revised. If you combine conference units with hardware revision 1 (no marking on the type plate) and conference units with hardware re- vision 2 (HW: v2 is printed on the type plate), fail- safe operation is only possible to a limited extent.

In a redundant ring topology, only use confer- ence units with hardware revision 2.

Package contents

Package contents

ADN standard system components 1 ADN D1 delegate unit

or ADN C1 chairperson unit

1 Instruction manual

The ADN D1 and ADN C1 wired conference units are ready for oper- ation upon delivery. You have to connect the conference units to the ADN CU1 central unit by means of system cables (detailed informa- tion can be found in the ADN system manual).

ADN wireless components Console of the wireless conference unit 1 Console of the ADN-W D1 wireless delegate unit or ADN-W C1 wire-

less chairperson unit (without battery pack and gooseneck micro- phone)

1 Instruction manual

Wireless conference unit kit for delegate unit 1 Console of the ADN-W D1 wireless delegate unit

1 ADN-W BA Lithium-Ion battery pack

1 Gooseneck microphone (ADN-W MIC 15-39 or 36-29, depending on version of the kit)

3 Instruction manuals (one for the wireless conference unit, one for the battery pack and one for the gooseneck microphone)

For operating a wireless conference unit, you additionally require one ADN-W BA battery pack and one ADN-W MIC 15 or ADN-W MIC  36 gooseneck microphone.

Components required for operation

Components required for operation Wired and wireless components can be combined arbitrarily.

Central unit Number Description Cat. No. Function

1 ADN CU1-EU central unit, EU version

505553 Controls the conference (wired and wireless com- ponents) and supplies power to a max. of 40 conference units and/or one antenna module

ADN CU1-UK central unit, UK version

505554

ADN CU1-US central unit, US version

505555

Wired standard components Power supplies Number Description Cat. No. Function

1 - 15 (optional)

ADN PS-EU power supply, EU version

505546 Supplies power to con- ference units connected in simple strings or in redundant ring topology, for conferences with up to 400 conference units

ADN PS-UK power supply, UK version

505547

ADN PS-US power supply, US version

505548

Conference units Number Description Cat. No. Function

max. 400 ADN D1 delegate unit 502758 Allows to make contribu- tions to the conference

1 - 10 (optional)

ADN C1 chairperson unit 502759 Allows to manage the conference

Components required for operation

System cables The system cables are black and have two shielded RJ45 plugs.

Number Description, length Cat. No. Function

Divers SDC CBL RJ45-2, 2 m 009842 Allows to interconnect components and confer- ence units

SDC CBL RJ45-3, 3 m 009843

SDC CBL RJ45-5, 5 m 009844

SDC CBL RJ45-10, 10 m 009845

SDC CBL RJ45-20, 20 m 009846

SDC CBL RJ45-50, 50 m 009847

Wireless components

Antenna module Number Description Cat. No. Function

1 - 4 ADN-W AM antenna module 504743 Allows to transmit data via RFADN-W AM-US antenna

module US-version 505715

Wireless conference units Number Description Cat. No. Function

max. 150 ADN-W D1 wireless dele- gate unit

504748 Allows to make contribu- tions to the conference

1 - 10 (optional)

ADN-W C1 wireless chair- person unit

504745 Allows to manage the conference

depend- ing on the number of wireless confer- ence units

ADN-W BA battery pack 504744 Supplies power to wire- less conference units

ADN-W MIC 15-39 504750 Gooseneck microphones to make contributionsADN-W MIC 36-29 504751

ADN-W MIC 15-50 504752

ADN-W MIC 36-50 504753

Additional accessories for the ADN conference system can be found at www.sennheiser.com.

Product overview ADN D1/C1

Product overview ADN D1/C1

ADN C1 ADN D1

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1 Sound inlet basket with glued windshield

7 Microphone key

2 Signal light ring 8 Microphone LED

3 Headphone socket 9 Loudspeaker

4 Priority key 10 IN socket

5 Next-key 11 OUT socket

6 Headphone volume control for headphone socket

12 Type plate (see bottom)

Product overview ADN-W D1/C1

Product overview ADN-W D1/C1

ADN-W D1 ADN-W C1

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M IC

15-39

A D

N -W

M IC

15-50

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N -W

M IC

36-29

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M IC

36-50

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1 Sound inlet basket with glued wind- shield ADN-W MIC 15: glued windshield ADN-W MIC 36: plug-on windshield

8 Microphone LED

2 Signal light ring 9 Loudspeaker

3 Headphone socket 10 Fastening thread

4 Priority-key 11 Sliding contacts

5 Next-key 12 Microphone connection

6 Headphone volume control for headphone socket

13 Guide rails for ADN-W BA battery pack

7 Microphone key 14 Connection for ADN-W BA battery pack

15 Type plate

Preparing the ADN-W D1/C1 wireless conference units for operation

Preparing the ADN-W D1/C1 wireless con- ference units for operation To operate the wireless conference unit, you have to connect a gooseneck microphone (ADN-W MIC 15 or ADN-W MIC 36; available in different lengths) to the console of the conference unit. The ADN-W BA battery pack supplies power to the wireless conference unit. The conference system automatically recognizes if the connected wireless conference unit is a chairperson unit (ADN-W C1) or a delegate unit (ADN-W D1) and initializes it automatically. Information on how to configure the wireless conference components can be found in the ADN system manual or in the instruction manuals of the ADN CU1 central unit and the ADN-W AM antenna module.

If you do not connect a microphone to the wireless conference unit, you can use the console as a loudspeaker to output the floor channel.

Screwing on/unscrewing the ADN-W MIC 15/36 gooseneck microphone

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To screw on the gooseneck microphone:

Put the gooseneck microphone onto the microphone connection 12.

Screw the microphone to the micro- phone connection by turning the fasten- ing thread 10 clockwise. The microphone is securely connected to the conference unit.

To unscrew the gooseneck microphone:

Unscrew the microphone by turning the fastening thread 10 counterclockwise.

Carefully remove the gooseneck micro- phone from the microphone connection.

Function check of the microphone After switch-on, the wireless conference unit checks the proper functioning of the gooseneck microphone. If errors occur during the check of the microphone, the microphone LED 8 and, if the microphone is power supplied, the signal light ring 2 flash red rapidly and the microphone is automatically deactivated.

Preparing the ADN-W D1/C1 wireless conference units for operation

Replace the defective microphone by a new one. If you screw the microphone to or unscrew it from the wireless conference unit during operation (wireless conference unit is switched on), proper func- tioning of the conference unit cannot be guaranteed, i.e. volume differences or noise may occur.

First connect the microphone and then switch the conference unit on.

Inserting/removing the battery pack To insert the ADN-W BA battery pack into the wireless conference unit:

Check the battery pack before using it in order to ensure sufficient battery capacity and to exclude a defective battery pack (see the instruction manual of the battery pack).

Charge the battery pack if necessary (see the instruction manual of the bat- tery pack).

Slide the battery pack into the battery guide rails 13 of the wireless confer- ence unit.

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The battery release clip 8 locks into place with an audible click and secures the battery pack.

To remove the battery pack from the wireless conference unit:

Press the battery release clip 8 and pull the battery pack out of the battery guide rails.

Switching the wireless conference unit on/off To switch the wireless conference unit on:

Press the microphone key 7. The microphone LED 8 and the signal light ring 2 flash red and the RF status indicator 2 on the ADN-W BA battery pack flashes blue slowly. Once the initialization process is complete and after connection to the ADN-W AM an- tenna module is established, the microphone LED 8 and the signal light ring 2 go off. The RF status indicator 2 on the ADN-W BA battery pack indicates the transmission quality:

Preparing the ADN-W D1/C1 wireless conference units for operation

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ADN-W BA Status-LED RF status indictor 2

Color Meaning

- good transmission quality

blue, flashing slowly

transmission quality is temporarily reduced

blue, flashing rapidly

transmission quality is permanently reduced

If no connection to an antenna module can be established within 5 minutes, the wireless conference unit automatically switches off.

To switch all wireless conference units off:

Set the on/off switch of the ADN CU1 central unit to position 0. The central unit is switched off and the display panel goes off. The ADN-W AM antenna module connected to the central unit is switched off. All switched- on and connected wireless conference units are automatically switched off after 5 minutes.

If you are using the Conference Manager software, you can also switch off all wireless conference units with a mouse click (detailed information can be found in the ADN system manual).

To switch individual wireless conference units off:

Press the microphone key 7 for 5 seconds

or:

Remove the ADN-W BA battery pack from the conference unit (see Insert- ing/removing the battery pack). The conference unit switches off. All LEDs go off.

If the conference mode is set to Push to talk, you can only switch off the wireless conference unit by removing the battery pack.

The manual switch-off function via the microphone key can be deacti- vated (detailed information can be found in the ADN system manual).

Operating a delegate unit

Operating a delegate unit The operation of the ADN D1 wired conference unit and the ADN-W D1 wireless conference unit is identical.

Taking the floor/Making a request to speak If the conference mode is set to Direct Access or Override (detailed infor- mation can be found in the ADN system manual):

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Press the microphone key 7. Your microphone switches on and you can take the floor immediately. The microphone LED 8 and the signal light ring 2 light up red. The loudspeaker 9 is muted. Depend- ing on the conference mode and the speak- er limit set, the microphone of the previous speaker will be deactivated.

If the conference mode is set to Push To Talk:

Press the microphone key 7 and keep it pressed for the duration of your contribu- tion. Your microphone switches on and you can take the floor immediately. The microphone LED 8 and the signal light ring 2 light up red. The loudspeaker 9 is muted.

If the conference mode is set to Request, you have to be granted speaking privileges:

Press the microphone key 7. Depending on the setting adjusted in the operating menu (detailed informa- tion can be found in the ADN system manual)

the microphone LED 8 flashes green and the signal light ring 2 flashes red

or

only the microphone LED 8 flashes green. When the chairperson grants you speaking privileges, your microphone is activated. The microphone LED 8 and the signal light ring 2 light up red. The loudspeaker 9 is muted. Depending on the conference mode and the speaker limit set, the microphone of the previous speaker will be deactivated.

Deactivating the microphone/Canceling a request to speak To deactivate the microphone when you have finished speaking or to cancel a request to speak (Direct Access, Override or Request mode):

Operating a delegate unit

Press the microphone key 7 once more. The microphone LED 8 and the signal light ring 2 go off.

If the conference mode is set to Push to talk:

Release the pressed microphone key 7. The microphone LED 8 and the signal light ring 2 go off.

Connecting headphones

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Connect headphones with a 3.5 mm jack plug to the headphone socket 3.

Adjusting the headphone volume

CAUTION HEARING DAMAGE DUE TO HIGH VOLUMES!

Listening at high volume levels for long periods can lead to permanent hearing defects.

Set the volume to a medium level.

Do not continuously expose yourself and other conference par- ticipants to high volumes.

Vol +

Vol -

6 To adjust the volume:

Turn the headphone volume control 6

to the right to increase the volume or

to the left to reduce the volum. At switch-off, the headphone volume is reset to a medium level.

The volume of the conference units loudspeakers can be set via the central unit (detailed information can be found in the ADN system manual).

Operating a chairperson unit

Operating a chairperson unit The operation of the ADN C1 wired conference unit and the ADN-W C1 wireless conference unit is identical. Beside the chairperson functions, chairperson units offer the same functions as delegate units. A chairperson unit allows you to take the floor at any time without having to apply for a comment. If your conference system comprises several chairper- son units, all chairperson units have equal rights.

Granting speaking privileges All participants who have made a request to speak will join a request-to-speak list. Depending on the setting adjusted in the operating menu:

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the microphone LED 8 flashes green and the signal light ring 2 flashes red.

or

only the microphone LED 8 flashes green.

To grant speaking privileges to the next partici- pant from the request-to-speak list:

Press the Next key 5. The next participant from the request-to-speak list is granted speaking privileges.

If you are using the Conference Manager software, you can also grant speaking privileges with a mouse click (detailed information can be found in the ADN system manual).

Ending a conference or withdrawing speaking privileges (can- cel function)

Main Menu Conference Menu Clear Request List on Cancel

Set the function (Clear Request List on Cancel) of the chairperson units priority key 4 via the central units operating menu:

Operating a chairperson unit

Setting Function of the priority key On Pressing the priority key 4 deactivates all delegate units. All

requests to speak are deleted.

Off Pressing the priority key 4 deactivates all currently active delegate units. All requests to speak are retained.

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Briefly press the priority key 4. The conference system behaves as set.

If you are using the Conference Manager software, you can also deactivate all delegate units with a mouse (detailed information can be found in the ADN system manual).

Muting all delegate units temporarily (priority function) Using the priority function, the chairperson can interrupt a discussion at any time. The speaking privileges of all chairperson units remain active at any time.

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Keep the priority key 4 pressed for as long as you want to mute the delegate units. All conference units except for the chairperson units are muted immediately. The microphone LED 8 and the signal light ring 2 of the previously active conference units flash red. You can take the floor immediately. The microphone LED 8 and the signal light ring 2 of your chairperson unit light up red.

Release the priority key 4. The muting of the conference units is canceled. The discussion is continued.

Cleaning and maintaining the conference units

Cleaning and maintaining the conference units

Remove the ADN-W BA battery pack from the ADN-W C1 or ADN-W D1 wireless conference units (see Inserting/removing the battery pack).

Only use a dry and soft cloth to clean the products.

Clean the grids of the conference units with a soft brush or paintbrush in order to avoid dust deposits.

Specifications ADN D1 and ADN C1 conference units Console Supply voltage 35 V to 52.8 V$ Power consumption 2 W (without reproduction via loudspeakers)

Headphone socket 3.5 mm stereo jack socket

Output level at headphone socket

50 mW/16

THD (at 1 kHz) 0.03 % at 50 mW/16

Frequency response 100 Hz to 14.5 kHz

Signal-to-noise ratio > 70 dB(A)

Temperature range operation: +10 C to +40 C storage: -25 C to +70 C

Relative humidity operation: 10 to 80 % storage: 10 to 90 %

Dimensions (W x H x D) 185 x 63 x 140 mm; without gooseneck

Weight approx. 700 g

Microphone Pick-up pattern super-cardioid

Frequency response 190 Hz to 14.5 kHz

ADN-W D1 and ADN-W C1 wireless conference units Console

RF frequency ranges 2.4 GHz, 5.1 to 5.9 GHz

RF output power max. 100 mW

Audio quality 16 bit / 32 kHz

Operating time > 20 hours (ADN-W BA battery pack)

Specifications

ADN-W D1 and ADN-W C1 wireless conference units Voltage for optional external power supply

12 V$ via ADN-W BA battery pack

Charging time of battery pack

typ. 4 hours

Headphone socket 3.5 mm stereo jack socket

Output level at headphone socket

50 mW/16

THD (at 1 kHz) 0,03 % at 50 mW/16

Frequency response 100 Hz to 14.5 kHz

Signal-to-noise ratio > 70 dB(A)

Temperature range operation: +5 C to +45 C storage: -25 C to +70 C

Relative humidity operation: 20 to 80 % storage: 10 to 90 %

Dimensions (W x H x D) 185 x 67 x 180 mm; without gooseneck

Weight approx. 940 g

Microphone see the instruction manual of the ADN-W MIC 15 or ADN-W MIC 36 gooseneck microphone</