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The first two requirements mean that a SoundStructure C8 with two full microphone arrays will be left with
free two analog inputs; a C12 with four microphone arrays and will not have any available analog inputs;
and a C16 with four microphone arrays and will still have four available analog inputs. When the Polycom
microphone arrays are used with SoundStructure devices, the SoundStructure device’s analog inputs
associated with the microphone arrays inputs cannot be used at the same time as the inputs from the
microphone arrays.
Figure 6. Polycom table and ceiling microphone arrays have three microphone elements labeled A, B,
and C.
Please note that while the SoundStructure example configuration file includes Polycom ceiling
microphone arrays, Polycom table microphone arrays could also be used.
When using Polycom microphone arrays, the microphones should be connected to the SoundStructure
device’s right rear Conference link interface port and should be daisy-chained as shown in Figure 7.
When the Polycom microphone arrays are connected to the SoundStructure device’s right rear clink
interface, the particular microphone arrays will be sequentially numbered within the SoundStructure
configuration file with the first microphone array being the one closest to the SoundStructure device as
shown in Figure 7.
For more detailed information on using Polycom microphone arrays with SoundStructure including cabling
requirements and pin-outs, configuration details, and best practices for quickly installing and testing these
microphones, refer to the HDX Microphones and SoundStructure Best Practices Guide [4].
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