Rear Panel Controls; Interpretation Procedures - Bosch Integrus Installation And User Instructions Manual

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1.3 Rear panel controls

The rear panel of the interpreter desk contains the fol-
lowing controls and connectors (see figure 1.2).
Figure 1.2 Rear view of LBB 3222/04
Figure 1.2:
1. Headset switch - 2-position slide switch to select
either the headset's microphone or the built-in
gooseneck microphone.
2. System cable - 3 m long cable terminated with a
25-pole male D-type connector for connecting the
desk to the preceding desk or to the central.
3. System connector - 25-pole female D-type connec-
tor (lockable) for connecting to the next desk.
4. Headphone connector - 6.3 mm jack socket for
connecting the headphone.
5. Headset connector - 5-pole female 180° DIN con-
nector for connecting a headset (in accordance with
IEC 268-1 1).
6. Message connector - 6-pole female DIN connector
for message function (if required).
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1.4 Interpretation procedures

The original floor language spoken by a delegate is dis-
tributed throughout the conference area, either via a
PA system, or via built-in loudspeaker units on the del-
egates microphone units (both methods may also be
used simultaneously).
This floor language is also distributed to all interpreters
desks, where through their headphone sets the inter-
preters can listen to the floor language to base their
interpretations.
The 6-channel interpretation system is operated com-
pletely independently from the system operator, and is
operated as a stand-alone system only.
The procedures used for interpreting the original floor
language is understood by all interpreters, and where
the floor language is not so well known, two different
operational procedures can be used: normal opera-
tional mode and relay interpretation mode.
• In the normal operational mode, where the original
floor language is familiar to all interpreters, the
interpreters will listen via their headphone or head-
set to the original floor language. The translations
are then fed to the appropriate channels on the del-
egate's program selector units or receivers.
• In a situation where interpreters are unfamiliar with
the floor language (and therefore unable to translate
it), the CCS 800 system has a relay interpretation
facility. This facility allows for an interpreter who is
familiar with the floor language to relay his transla-
tion to other interpreters to which they can base
their own translations.
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