Toa TS-692L Delegate Unit with Long Microphone in Bangladesh

The TS-692L is a delegate unit for the TOA TS-690 series conference system. It is a compact and lightweight unit that is easy to install and store. The unit features a long microphone that is ideal for use in large conference rooms.

The TS-692L has a talk key that allows delegates to request to speak. When the talk key is pressed, the microphone is activated and the speaker is muted to prevent feedback. The unit also has a volume control for the headphone/recording output and the internal speaker.

The TS-692L is powered by a 36 V DC power supply that is provided by the central unit. The unit has a maximum power consumption of 30 mA.

The TS-692L is a great choice for conference rooms of all sizes. It is a versatile unit that can be used for a variety of applications.

TOA TS-692L Delegate Unit Key features:

1. Microphone Activation: Delegate units typically have a built-in microphone that can be activated by the user when they want to speak.
2. Microphone Control: Depending on the system, delegates might have the ability to control their microphones, mute/unmute, and adjust volume levels.
3. Voting Functionality: In some conference systems, delegate units may include voting buttons to participate in polls or decision-making processes.
4. Priority Button: A priority button may allow a delegate to request immediate speaking rights or interrupt ongoing discussions.
5. Headphone Jack: A headphone jack allows delegates to listen to the ongoing conference without causing any distractions.
6. Interpretation Channel Selection: In multilingual conferences, delegates may have the option to select their preferred interpretation channel.
7. LED Indicators: LED lights on the unit provide visual cues about the status of the microphone, such as active, muted, or request to speak.
8. Built-in Speaker: Some units might have a built-in speaker for listening to the ongoing conference.
9. Daisy-Chaining: Daisy-chaining capabilities allow easy and efficient connection of multiple delegate units in the conference system.