TOA TS-770 CU, TS-771, TS-772, TS-773, TS-774 Users Manual

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TS-770 SERIES

CONFERENCE SYSTEM

TOA Conference System with

easy installation, use and expansion, plus

remote participation capability

TOA TS-770 CU, TS-771, TS-772, TS-773, TS-774 Users Manual

Compact, high-performance conference system with clear sound and remote conferencing capability.

The TOA TS-770 Conference System brings a multiplemode remote conferencing to the meeting room, via a standard telephone line, a mobile phone, or PC-based IP telephony. It provides a full range of features for ensuring clear sound for efficient and effective conferences, and at a remarkably high cost/performance ratio.

The TS-770 does away with the need for a conference hall with professionally and permanently installed equipment for small-to-medium-sized meetings. Setting up the TS-770 is quick and easy. The basic requirements are simply to attach the Chairman and Delegate Units to the system’s Central Unit, and connect each Delegate Unit, accordingly. Depending on an application, a unit may be farther apart from each other so an optional Extension Cord (2m/10m) can be attached. Up to 70 units, including multiple Chairman Units, may be attached to a single Central Unit (35 per

line), and system expansion to 140 or 210 units is possible by adding a 2nd or 3rd extension Central Unit. Operating the TS-770 goes smoothly and efficiently. An optimized unidirectional gooseneck microphone and wide frequency response speaker are included in every participant’s unit, to ensure optimally clear voice transmission, with everyone clearly heard. Simply pushing the Talk button activates the microphone, while also deactivating the speaker in the unit, to prevent howling. The Chairman Unit can select one, three or six Delegate Units for simultaneous operation, and if several Chairman Units are included, they may speak simultaneously. Smooth operation of the conference is assured by a Chairman Unit's priority function. Long-term archival recording is made possible by connecting an optional alternating recording device to the center amplifier, and each unit also has its own recording output jack.

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