Sennheiser ADN Conference Manager Installation Instruction
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To set up the Sennheiser ADN Conference Manager, first connect the conference units to the central unit using the provided cables. Install the Conference Manager software on your computer and connect it to the central unit via Ethernet. Launch the software and follow the on-screen instructions to configure your system.
Ensure all cables are securely connected and that the central unit is powered on. Check the network settings in the Conference Manager software to ensure it matches the IP address range of the central unit. Restart the software and the central unit if needed.
Download the latest firmware version from the Sennheiser website. Connect your computer to the central unit, open the Conference Manager software, and navigate to the firmware update section. Follow the prompts to upload and install the new firmware.
Regularly check and clean the connectors on all units to ensure good connections. Update the software and firmware as new versions become available. Periodically test all conference units to ensure they are functioning correctly.
Open the Conference Manager software and navigate to the audio settings menu. Adjust the input and output levels according to your room's acoustics. You can also configure audio processing options such as equalization and noise reduction.
Yes, the ADN Conference Manager can be used with third-party microphones, provided they are compatible with the system's input requirements. Consult the user manual or contact Sennheiser support for specific details on compatibility.
Check the placement of microphones and speakers to avoid direct audio paths. Use the equalization settings in the Conference Manager to reduce frequencies that are causing feedback. Consider using directional microphones to minimize pickup of unwanted sound.
Verify that all cables are properly connected and not damaged. Ensure that each conference unit is assigned a unique ID in the Conference Manager software. If problems persist, try replacing cables or resetting the central unit.
Yes, the Conference Manager software allows you to record meetings. Navigate to the recording section in the software, select the desired audio sources, and start the recording process. Make sure you have enough storage space on your computer.
Connect the additional conference units to the existing system using the appropriate cables. Open the Conference Manager software and allow it to detect the new units. Assign each unit a unique ID and configure them according to your needs.