Yiguang E810CN Intelligent Meeting Controller User Manual

The Yiguang E810CN Intelligent Meeting Controller user manual explains features, system setup, wiring and operation for conference rooms.


Yiguang E810CN Intelligent Meeting Controller User Manual - cover page
Brand
Shanghai亿光数码
Category
Other Electronics
Document type
User Manual
Language
Chinese
Pages
5
File format
PDF
File size
126 KB
Updated
29 September, 2026
MD5 checksum
20798979D32F413C1364221A9077507A

About this manual

The E810CN Intelligent Meeting Controller is designed for various meeting venues such as government conference rooms, hotel meeting halls, training centers and boardrooms. It provides microphone priority settings, automatic camera pan‑tilt tracking, and automatic recording to simplify and organize small‑to‑medium meetings.

The system consists of a SHURE SCM810 automatic mixer, the E810CN controller, an E810SP8‑8 speaker controller, RS232/RS485 interfaces, microphone logic inputs and a laptop. The manual details the product appearance, function keys, wiring diagrams and rear‑panel connections needed to install and operate the system. This manual is written in Chinese.

What's inside

  • Product Appearance
  • Function Description
  • Main Uses
  • System Composition
  • System Wiring Diagram
  • Rear Panel Wiring
  • Interface Connections

Specifications

Maximum microphones supported24
Microphone priority levels4 (level 1 highest, level 4 lowest)
RS232 output interfaceAvailable
RS485 output interfaceAvailable for camera pan‑tilt control
Microphone Logic inputs3 (one optional)
Recording formatMP3
Controllable SCM810 mixersUp to 3
Speaker controller zones8 per controller (up to 3 controllers)

Frequently asked questions

How many microphones can be set for priority?

The controller can handle up to 24 microphones, each assigned a priority level.

What recording format does the system use?

Recordings are saved in MP3 format.

Which interface connects to the camera pan‑tilt unit?

The RS485 output interface is used to connect the camera pan‑tilt unit for automatic speaker tracking.

How many priority levels are available for microphones?

There are four priority levels, with level 1 being the highest and level 4 the lowest.

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