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| - Turn on both 40's (see: power button on narrow side, button on the right) | - Turn on both 40's (see: power button on narrow side, button on the right) | ||
| - Both will tell you they' | - Both will tell you they' | ||
| - | - Press and hold for a couple of seconds the Chain button on both 40's (see: chain button on narrow side, button on left) | + | - Press and hold for a couple of seconds the Link button |
| - | - The two 40's will say ” | + | - Hear “connection successful” and LED flashes white on both speakerphones means linking is successful. |
| Now, you need to connect one of the 40's to the computer in the room that' | Now, you need to connect one of the 40's to the computer in the room that' | ||
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| Viola, you're all set. | Viola, you're all set. | ||
| - | + | ====Usage in a conference | |
| - | =====Setting them up===== | + | * Position one of the units near the main presenter. |
| - | When you receive the pair of PolySync 40 Speakerphones, | + | |
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| - | ====Setting them up in tandem==== | + | |
| - | - Follow instructions to pair the two speakerphones | + | |
| - | - Then after they' | + | |
| - | - Test the mic and speaker functions via Zoom preferences | + | |
| - | + | ||
| - | ====Usage, based on LCC room 237==== | + | |
| - | * Position one of the units near the main presenter. | + | |
| * Put the other in the middle of the audience seating area. This can easily be picked up and moved around to be closer to any audience speaker. | * Put the other in the middle of the audience seating area. This can easily be picked up and moved around to be closer to any audience speaker. | ||
| + | * Make sure that both speakerphones are aligned so that they are parallel to the front of the room and parallel to each other. | ||
| ====Tips/ | ====Tips/ | ||
| * When moving a unit, hold it by the edges. | * When moving a unit, hold it by the edges. | ||
| - | * The one that isn't tethered (connected to USB) will be running on batteries. | + | * A charge should last for many hours longer than any meeting. |
| - | * We suspect | + | |
| - | * When charging, the white LED strip will glow off and on; it'll stay off when fully charged. | + | |
| - | ====Poly Lens App==== | + | =====Other information===== |
| + | ===Poly Lens App=== | ||
| Needed to update and customize. | Needed to update and customize. | ||
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| [[https:// | [[https:// | ||
| - | ====User Manual Notes==== | + | ===User Manual Notes=== |
| Pertinent info from the Polysync 40 user manual [[https:// | Pertinent info from the Polysync 40 user manual [[https:// | ||
| {{lctg: | {{lctg: | ||
| - | ===LEDs=== | + | ====LEDs==== |
| |Crossing blue pattern|Pairing mode| | |Crossing blue pattern|Pairing mode| | ||
| |Solid blue|Pairing successful (connected)| | |Solid blue|Pairing successful (connected)| | ||
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