Noise Cancelling - Philips 6000 Series User Manual

2.5 Noise Cancelling

This monitor has Noise Cancelling
functionality. When connected via
Thunderbolt input
during video conferencing, the monitor
will automatically filter for human
sounds. This function can be turned off
in the OSD menu, under Noise Cancelling
(default=ON).
Volume

Mute

Audio Source

Noise Cancelling
 
 

Note
If multiple devices are connected to
the display, both may play through
the speaker at the same time. It is
recommended to disable the audio
output of the non-primary device.
Note
Generally the default setting is set on for
the noise-canceling speakerphone when
a device is connected to this monitor.
To check whether the noise cancelation
speakerphone setting is on or off, please
follow the below steps.
Step 1: Select the speaker icon at the
lower right section of the screen and
then, when the menu pops up, choose
the noise canceling option with your
monitor's name.
/USB-B
On
Off
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Step 2: Go to your monitor's system
settings, then go to the sound
menu. Select your monitor the noise
cancelation speakerphone.
Step 3: When entering meetings, select
this monitor with the noise cancelation
speakerphone as your sound source.
Note
It is important to use a USB-C to USB-C
or a USB-C to USB-A connection for
the noise cancelation function to work
properly.