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EasyMic Ceiling MicPOD, Strain Relief Clamp, Array Head Drop Cable, Feed-Through Coupler, Array Head

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EasyTalk USB Solutions EasyMic Ceiling MicPOD The EasyMic Ceiling Array consists of two assemblies; a microphone array head and Ceiling Interface Module. The Ceiling Interface Module houses the electronics for the microphone and is typically installed above the ceiling of the room. The Array Head includes the microphone elements and drop cable that is plugged into the Ceiling Interface Box. The EasyMic Ceiling Array is a proprietary microphone system of the EasyTalk USB solution. Diagram: Ceiling Interface Module The Ceiling Interface Module is designed for above ceiling installation requiring plenum rating. A removable top cover allows user access to connect required cables. The assembly can also be mounted below ceiling securing with standard anchors with the pre-drilled holes within the ears. ➏ ➊ ➋ Drawing not to scale The Interface Module is only 2.6" tall. ➌ ➍ ➎ 1) Strain Relief Clamp: The clamp is an adjustable cable clamp allowing the installer to fix the MicPOD Array Head at the desired distance from ceiling. The cable is 36" and can be shortened simply by leaving more cable in the box tied around the clamp. 2) Array Head Drop Cable: A 36" cable terminated with a RJ-45 jack provides the connection of the MicPOD Array Head to the processing board housed in the Ceiling Interface Module. 3) Feed-Through Coupler: A 5/8" threaded feed through coupler is used to feed the cable into the Ceiling Interface Module. The coupler extends through a ceiling tile and ceiling tile brace or through a drywall hole in the ceiling. Note: Keep the pilot hole in the tile or drywall as close to 5/8" as possible. 4) Array Head Connector: An RJ-45 plug secures the connection of the Array Head with the internal processing board. Connectors are clearly marked. "From Mic" and "To EasyUSB Mixer/Amp" 5) Internal PCBA: The board that supports the mic element providing DSP Functions and Acoustic Echo Cancellation is located in the Ceiling Module. 6) EasyMic Port & Cable: A second RJ-45 jack is located on the processing board internal to the Ceiling Interface Module. This is the EasyMic Port for connection of the device to the EasyUSB Mixer/Amp via a standard CAT- 5 cable. The cable exits the Ceiling Interface Module via a standard conduit connector. Vaddio EasyUSB Solutions - Document Number 342-0449 Rev C Page 10 of 48

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EasyTalk USB Solutions
Vaddio EasyUSB Solutions - Document Number 342-0449 Rev C
Page 10 of 48
EasyMic Ceiling MicPOD
The EasyMic Ceiling Array consists of two assemblies; a microphone array head and Ceiling Interface Module.
The
Ceiling Interface Module houses the electronics for the microphone and is typically installed above the ceiling of the
room.
The Array Head includes the microphone elements and drop cable that is plugged into the Ceiling Interface
Box.
The EasyMic Ceiling Array is a proprietary microphone system of the EasyTalk USB solution.
Diagram:
Ceiling Interface Module
The Ceiling Interface Module is designed for above ceiling installation requiring plenum rating. A removable top
cover allows user access to connect required cables.
The assembly can also be mounted below ceiling securing
with standard anchors with the pre-drilled holes within the ears.
1)
Strain Relief Clamp:
The clamp is an adjustable cable clamp allowing the installer to fix the MicPOD Array
Head at the desired distance from ceiling.
The cable is 36” and can be shortened simply by leaving more cable in
the box tied around the clamp.
2) Array Head Drop Cable:
A 36” cable terminated with a RJ-45 jack provides the connection of the MicPOD
Array Head to the processing board housed in the Ceiling Interface Module.
3) Feed-Through Coupler:
A 5/8” threaded feed through coupler is used to feed the cable into the Ceiling Interface
Module.
The coupler extends through a ceiling tile and ceiling tile brace or through a drywall hole in the ceiling.
Note:
Keep the pilot hole in the tile or drywall as close to 5/8” as possible.
4)
Array Head Connector:
An RJ-45 plug secures the connection of the Array Head with the internal processing
board.
Connectors are clearly marked.
“From Mic” and “To EasyUSB Mixer/Amp”
5)
Internal PCBA:
The board that supports the mic element providing DSP Functions and Acoustic Echo
Cancellation is located in the Ceiling Module.
6)
EasyMic Port & Cable:
A second RJ-45 jack is located on the processing board internal to the Ceiling Interface
Module.
This is the EasyMic Port for connection of the device to the EasyUSB Mixer/Amp via a standard CAT- 5
cable.
The cable exits the Ceiling Interface Module via a standard conduit connector.
➌
➎
➏
➍
➊
➋
Drawing not to scale
The Interface Module
is only 2.6” tall.