The Tesira software provides an intuitive interface for setup and programming
of the Parlé TTM-X and TTM-XEX. The information provided by this manual
relates to physical connections and device setup. For more details on software
setup, please consult the Tesira Help File.
Installation
Install the unit away from heat sources, such as vents and radiators, and in
rooms with adequate ventilation. Ensure the air can circulate freely around the
unit. Do not exceed the maximum ambient operating temperature of 32°-104°F
(0-40°C) for the microphones and 32°-113°F (0°-45°C) for the network box.
Parlé TTM-X Microphone and Network Box
Parlé TTM-X - Table Microphone
The Parlé TTM-X is an AVB low-prole table microphone for use in Tersira
systems. Comprising a network box and a table microphone, each microphone
includes Beamtracking™ technology with four 90-degree zones, providing full
360-degree coverage of the meeting space. Each network box has its own
digital signal processing module and is equipped with an additional RJ-45
connector to add an optional TTM-XEX. A maximum of two microphones are
permitted per network box (one TTM-X with a TTM-XEX).
Parlé TTM-XEX - Expansion Table Microphone
The Parlé TTM-XEX is identical to the TTM-X microphone and is intended to be
used as a second microphone in conjunction with the TTM-X. The TTM-XEX is
not a standalone device.
Features
• Low-prole circular tabletop microphone that measures 4.7 inches (120
mm) in diameter
• Beamtracking technology actively tracks and intelligently mixes
conversations
• Beamtracking works out-of-box without any lobe aiming or room mapping
Two RJ-45 ports allow for connecting one TTM-X microphone and an additional
TTM-XEX expander microphone. If using only one microphone, it must be
connected to the Mic 1 port. Use of the second RJ-45 port is optional.
2. Power/System Status Indicator
A multi-color LED provides information about the status of the device.
StatusLED Indicator
No PowerO
Boot/Self-testRed Solid
Ready to receive conguration or updating rmwareYellow Solid
Congured and ready to participate in the systemGreen Solid
Unit is in Locate mode (triggered by software)Green Flashing
Unit has Major Alarm conditionRed Flashing
Unit has Major Minor conditionYellow Flashing
Unit has both a Major and Minor Alarm conditionRed/Yellow Flashing
3. AVB/Control
Figure 2 Parlé TTM-X Microphone
4. Cable Attachment Point
Secures excess cable.
5. Mute Button
Mutes the microphone when the button is pressed. If “Mute mics as a group”
is enabled within the Tesira software, pressing the Mute button will mute all
microphones attached to the same network box.
6. LED Indicator
Three multi-color LEDs provide information about the status of the microphone.
Default LED indication is shown in the table below. Default LED behavior may
be changed through conguration of the system.
StatusLED Indicator
No PowerO
Congured and operating normallyGreen Solid
Microphone is MutedRed Solid
Unit has Major Alarm conditionRed Flashing
Facilitates connection to the Tesira AVB network for audio transmission and
control. This RJ-45 port may either be connected directly to the Tesira AVB port
(via a PoE+ injector) for a single device system, or via a PoE+ network switch or
TesiraConnect device in a multi-device AVB system.
• The maximum distance between an Ethernet switch and a TTM-X network
box is 330 feet (100 meters).
• The maximum distance between a TTM-X microphone and network box is
33 feet (10 meters). The preattached cable length is 7 feet (2 meters), and
can be extended an additional 26 feet (8 meters) using standard Cat5e
cabling.
• The distance range between microphones is 5 - 8 feet (1.5 - 2.5 meters).
• The TTM-X and TTM-XEX microphones may be installed using the optional
TTM-X Secure Mount (TTM-X-SM). This installation axes the microphone
directly to the table while keeping the microphone cabling out of sight.
Installation Option - Network Box Mounting
The TTM-X network box is designed to be installed to the underside of a
tabletop with the included hardware. It can also be placed unattached on other
surfaces to meet design or room requirements.
Figure 3 Network Box Installation
Installation Option – Tabletop Mounting (no tools required)
1. Set the microphone on the table and route the cable over the table or
through a wiring feed-through to the network box.
2. Attach the TTM-X microphone connector into the RJ-45 socket on the face
of the network box.
Installation Option – Tabletop Mounting with Grommet
Installation Option – Through Tabletop with Secure Mount*
1. Cut a 5/8 inch (16 mm) hole through the tabletop where the cable is to be
routed.
2. Set the microphone on the table and run the cable through the hole.
3. Snap the two grommet pieces together around the cable and install in the
hole.
4. Attach the microphone connector into the RJ-45 socket on the face of the
network box.
Figure 5 Grommet
1. Cut a 5/8 inch (16 mm) hole through the tabletop where the table
microphone is to be located.
2. Place the Secure Mount stem onto the bottom of the microphone making
sure the slots are aligned and attach with the included screws.
3. Pull the microphone cord out of the slot on the microphone and push it into
the opening on the stem of the Secure Mount.
4. Feed the cable through the hole in the table.
5. Install the stem throught the hole in the table.
6. Secure the microphone mount with the retaining hardware (slotted nut) on
the underside of the table.
7. Attach the microphone connector into the RJ-45 socket on the face of the
network box.
* Sold separately
TTM-X MICROPHONE
DRILL 5/8” (16 MM)
DIA. HOLE THROUGH
SECURE MOUNT STEM
TABLETOP
SECURE MOUNT NUT
ETHERNET CABLE
Figure 6 Tabletop with Grommet Installation Option
Figure 7 Tabletop with Secure-Mount Installation Option
CAUTION: If removing the grommet, use a punch or
other appropriate tool and push the grommet out from
beneath the table to avoid damaging the table surface.
The following diagram shows a Tesira system with the maximum-allowed two microphones, including
a TTM-X microphone and TTM-XEX. More microphones can be added to a system with additional
network boxes.