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It indicates that its associated channel’s gate is open
It indicates that its input pin is available for connection
It indicates that there is signal present but it is not yet strong enough to open a gate
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The mixer's ability to adjust the open threshold level above the slowly-changing level of background noise.
The mixer's ability to keep track of particularly troublesome echoes that are the result of a concrete floor.
The mixer's ability to notice the change of background noise in a room and send an alert when the noise reaches a predetermined level.
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The mixer's ability to identify which microphone is the primary source for a talker who is loud enough to open multiple microphone thresholds.
The mixer's ability to only open a microphone channel based on the voice-print identification of an authorized user.
The mixer's ability to judge the text labels applied to each channel and give priority to the channels that sound more important.
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Toggles the availability of a bandwidth/frequency selector in the mixer’s control panel
Enables multiple Automatic Mixers to be “daisy-chained” together
Adds an additional output pin to the component that can be wired to control devices
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The length of time that a channel will stay open after it drops beneath the Open Threshold level
The length of time it takes for the Mixer to apply the proper attenuation to an open channel
The length of time that a channel must reach its Threshold for its gate to be opened
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Number of Open Mics
Number Of Mics
Number of Mix
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In the Schematic Library under Audio Components > Mixers
In the Inventory in the Left-Side Pane
In the Schematic Library under Control Components > Automatic Mixers
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Raise the Priority Gain knob of the channel in question
There is no way to compensate for this, you must ask the person to speak louder
Raise the Open Threshold of the entire Mixer
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How much attenuation is applied to closed channels
The number of available channel input pins on the component
The maximum amount of gain to be shared amongst channels
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Detector Time
Signal Presence
Side-Chain Filter
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True
False
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It determines which channel will remain open when no channels are gated open
It deactivates the Fault LED when an error has been detected in the Mixer
It will return all the threshold settings for a channel back to its default state
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Rest Gain
Threshold Level
Closed Level
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True
False
10 dB
12 dB
8 dB
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Channels are given arbitrary priority from left to right
The channel that has the lowest gain will be gated closed
The channel that has reached its threshold the longest is gated closed
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6 dB
9 dB
8 dB
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8 dB
10 dB
12 dB
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