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Revision as of 14:34, 26 June 2019
This article describes how to use an IP Speaker as both IP Speaker and AVC Device.
This is done by connecting a microphone to the IP Speaker.
Connection
Information on where to connect the microphone can be found here: TKIS-2 Connections
Configuration
The IP Speaker must be added to the system as an AVC Device (not an IP Speaker).
To add an AVC Source Device to the system:
- In Components view, open Devices.
- In Kits and Accessories locate AVC Source Device.
- Drag and drop AVC Source Device to System in the device tree.
To add the AVC Device/IP Speaker to the zone:
- Locate the desired AVC Source Device in the device tree.
- Drag and drop the AVC Source Device to the Zone.
More information
Automatic Volume Control (AVC)
Automatic Volume Control (AVC) Configuration
Availability
This functionality is currently not part of an official package.
Please contact AlphaSupport if you like to know more.