In this chapter, you can configure the audio outputs of the microphone, including output gain, equalizer, signal delay, and the settings for the analog audio output.
To make adjustments for Digital Output Gain, Equalizer, or Delay:
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Go to the menu item Audio → Outputs.
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Now make the desired settings in the respective sections by adjusting the controls for Main Output or Far End Output.
Main Out: Refers to the local microphone signal, i.e. the voices of the people in the room that are captured and output by the microphone. Far-End Out: Refers to the remote, far end signal, i.e. audio from external conference participants that can be processed or output separately. Each output can be adjusted individually with a level and an EQ.
To make adjustments for Analog Audio Output:
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Go to the menu item Audio → Outputs.
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In the last section of the dialog, select the desired source from the drop-down list and adjust the values as required using the adjacent control. You can define which output is to be used for the analog output: Main Out or Far-End Out.
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Adjust the level as desired using the control.
The changes for the Output Settings have been saved.
