Philip Slopak

The following is a useful starting point in getting started with your TC Bar and configuring within Control Cockpit. Sound Profile options [Audio tab]:Optimized EQ presets defined by how the unit i...

 For use with Dante, the Dante protocols option should be enabled in Control Cockpit > Network tab.  There are also a few Network Modes as it pertains to current/intended connectivity.  Dante Netwo...

 ConnectivityThe TC Bar S and M offer very similar connectivity options, seen below.Functionally, the TC Bar S is designed to cover between 5-7 people in a ~10' x 15' space, whereas the TC Bar M is...

 What is the difference between TC Bar S and TC Bar M?The main difference lies in the intended meeting room size for which the device was designed:• TC Bar S: Small meeting rooms (3 m x 4.5 m (10 f...

 Claiming - initial steps: 1.  Connect your TC Bar to power:The TC Bar M must use the supplied DC power supply; the TC Bar S can either via the supplied DC supply or by POE to a POE+ capable networ...

AEC, or Acoustic Echo Cancellation, can be achieved via an external channel from your DSP to the TCC 2/M's Dante Input.It is typically implemented when a far end speaker (eg a remote caller) calls ...

 Ensure the three pin analog connection on the back of your Team Connect 2 or Team Connect Medium is either connected to a Digital Signal Output processor (DSP), or a Video Conference Codec if inco...

 To update the TCC 2 or TCC M firmware, you must be connected via Sennheiser Control Cockpit.   The latest version of Control Cockpit software can be downloaded from our product page here In the De...

 As of firmware v1.2.5, your TCC M features two different network modes- Single Cable Mode, or Split Mode: Single Cable Mode allows Ctrl, POE, and Dante traffic over a single ethernet cable.  This ...

 New to the TCC M is a process to claim each TCC M for use as a security measure.  This acts as a password protection process for prohibiting unintended/unnecessary access to the microphone.  The m...