ILS ILS22G winXP - Manual (Page 10)

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Microphones
The ILS22G provides 2 sockets for microphones.
On the left you find an XLR5 connector to which our optional microphone is connected.
This option consists ofs a high quality Shure condenser microphone with pre-amplifier. Due to its modification it can be
muted by touching the glass surface MUTE button on the left, and is thus brought under computer control (also possible
from a remote PC…) the connector to the amplifier is the corresponding miniXLR4m in the I/O bay.
On the right side is the XLR3 connector on which you place any microphone/phantom powered microphone with
external pre-amp and amplifier. The mute button can still be used to address such a microphone system provided there is
a way to connect over RS232, over IP, or through a relay.
PC
The internal PC power is based on an industrial motherboard with INTEL945 series board with
Core2Duo processor. This is a special board to provide the 4 COM ports and dual LAN with LVDS to the monitor and
DVI-I for flexible connection of display devices. On the front of the ILS22G you find 4 additional USB ports (and 4 in the
I/O bay), a multi format DVD player and the ON/OFF switch (hold 4 seconds before switching off to prevent accidental
switching)
The system comes with the Microsoft XP Professional 32-bit Operating System.
Optionally MS Office2007 will be added, but usually this is expected to be supplied and loaded by the client.
Sho-Q comes pre-loaded with the license key provided. If sho-Q Presenter is downloaded from www.sho-q.com and
installed by the client a “Sho-Q Evaluation Copy” banner will be visible on the output.
Instructions are provided in the software on how to obtain the license key to remove the banner in the output.
For further details, we refer you to the sho-Q user reference manual.
When you install your own MS Office software, please re-install sho-Q Presenter in order to insert the sho-Q plugins for
MS PowerPoint.
The MUTE switch is executed by relay 5, field command 26. Mini XLR connections in the I/O bay….