Meta System Meta Voice Manuel D'installation page 11

The Led-Switch should be fi tted using the double-sided adhesive tape supplied (alrea-
dy stuck onto the base) in a place that is in clear view of the driver and is easily reached
by him. Clean the surface well to remove any dust or dirt that could prevent it from
sticking. The switch should not be fi tted onto surfaces that are not perfectly smooth
or are curved as it could come away in future. Fit the switch at a minimum ambient
temperature of 20 °C. Run the connection wire through the dashboard taking care not
to damage it when refi tting it. Always fi nish fi tting the switch before connecting it up
to the Bluetooth control unit.
Meta Voice has 3 audio confi gurations the selection of which depends on the distance
between the interlocutor and the microphone. To make your selection, simply couple
and connect a telephone to the Bluetooth Hands-Free system (refer to the chapters on
"COUPLING" and "CONNECTION" in the user manual), compose a sequence of numbers
on the keypad of the device and make the call. The confi gurations are described in the
table below:
DISTANCE BETWEEN
MICROPHONE AND USER
A
Between 40 and 60 cm
B
Between 60 and 80 cm
C
Between 80 and 100 cm
In response to the entry of each type of parameter, Meta Voice emits tones to confi rm,
or not, correct execution of the command.
• A SHORT TONE confi rms confi guration.
• A LONG TONE means the parameter has not been sent correctly.
• A DOUBLE TONE confi rms the parameter sent is already present.
WHERE TO FIT THE LED SWITCH
PROGRAMMING
COMMAND
TO BE SENT
*05*05*02*
*05*05*03*
*05*05*04*
Default version. This ensures the best quality
of the audio transmitted to the interlocutor.
Microphone very close to the user and perfect
intervention.
Intervenes by increasing the general gain value
of the audio signal sent to the interlocutor.
In regard to confi guration "B", intervenes by gre-
atly increasing the general gain value of the au-
dio signal sent to the interlocutor and empha-
sizing the high frequencies of the vocal range.
For some installations, the parameter can have
a tinny eff ect.
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