--- In LecNet2@yahoogroups.com, "s_burge5876" <burges@...> wrote:
>
> How many wireless mics do you have? In my combined room systems each
> room has its' own microphones and they work in together when combined.
>
> A system like this has three wireless mics.
> Room A
> Room B
> Room C
> Rooms A and B
> Rooms B and C
> Rooms A, B and C
>
> Is this what you are trying to do?
>
No, but this is an interesting way of handling it. Unfortunately,
there are 6 rooms involved, with a hallway between which must be
considered as room #7 for special events. 4 rooms adjoin (in a row) on
one side of the hall, and 2 on the other side. SOMETIMES, combining is
desired across the hall. The FSR-type of 'map-panel' with switches is
almost the only way to make the selection process easy to understand
for the user. I was actually thinking of parking a computer in the
rack and teaching the client how to actually control the DSP right in
the software. The client wishes to take any combination of the 4
wireless mics into any room they desire at any time to boot !