Using the MT700 Stingray Mixer
The MT700 Stingray Distributed Array Mixer is an eight-channel –four (4) microphone / four (4)
line input –automatic DSP (digital signal processing) mixer for installed room applications. Its
proprietary daisy-chain protocol allows you to extend the number of supported inputs up to a
maximum of 60. The MT700 Stingray is networkable and can be controlled using any device –PC,
tablet, smart phone, etc. –residing on the same local area network. The mixer features its own
SIP client and supports USB, SIP, and analog communication for use with VoIP, SIP client, and
video conferencing codec solutions.
Each MT700 Stingray is equipped with four (4) amplified loudspeaker outputs that can push four
(4) 8
Ω
Ω loudspeakers with 15 watts of power. You can network up to 15 MT700 Stingray mixers
into a single daisy chain with up to 15 individual zones. Additionally, you can assign up to four (4)
auxiliary or podium microphone inputs per zone, and play back input using sound reinforcement
via the room’s loudspeakers. The MT700 Stingray offers proprietary echo-canceling, noise-
suppression, distributed-array beamforming, AGC, and automatic mixing technologies from
Phoenix Audio Technologies.
Follow these instructions to customize MT700 Stingray options and settings to fit the unique
requirements of your conferencing space. Configure the MT700 Stingray using either the keypad
directional buttons and corresponding menu
selections on the LCD readout, or using a browser
on a device connected to the local network. Access the menu screen by pressing the center
[ENTER] keypad button. Use the directional buttons to select the microphone and line -out levels
screen.
