Configuring Audio Settings
You can configure audio settings in the system web interface.
Configure General Audio Settings
You can specify general audio settings for your G7500 and Studio X series system.
If you are in a call with a far site that is sending audio in stereo mode, you can receive in stereo. In calls where some sites
can send and receive stereo but some can’t, any site set up to send or receive stereo can do so.
Note: Some audio settings are unavailable when you connect a SoundStructure digital mixer to your system.
Task
1 In the system web interface, go to Audio/Video > Audio > General Audio Settings.
2 Configure the following settings (your changes save automatically):
Setting Description
Polycom StereoSurround Enables Polycom StereoSurround software for all calls.
Note: Enabling this setting disables Polycom Acoustic Fence
technology and vice versa.
This feature isn’t available on the Studio X30 system. It also isn’t
available when using a Poly Microphone IP Adapter or Poly Trio
microphones with your system.
Sound Effects Volume Sets the volume level of the ringtone.
Ringtone Specifies the ringtone for incoming calls.
Audio Mute Auto-Answered Calls Specifies whether to automatically mute incoming calls.
Note: You must first enable Auto Answer Point-to-Point
Video in Call Settings to use this feature.
Enable M-Mode
Specifies whether the system transmits audio using a
configuration that best reproduces interactive and live
performance music picked up by microphones. This feature
provides the highest-possible bandwidth for audio.
When you enable M-Mode, even the faintest musical notes
come through clearly.
Enable NoiseBlockAI Enables Poly NoiseBlockAI, which during a call eliminates
background and extraneous sounds in common working
environments.
Note: This setting is disabled when you enable M-Mode. If you
use an external echo canceller, keyboard noise reduction isn’t
available.
Enable Join and Leave Tones The system plays a tone when someone joins or leaves a
conference call.
Transmission Audio Gain (dB) Specifies the audio level (in decibels) that the system transmits
sound. Unless otherwise advised, you should set this value to 0
dB.
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