Which polar patterns are configurable?

Each of the microphones has four channels, capable of being aimed independently, depending on the arrangement of the sitting positions.

Additionally, each of the channels features different independent polar patterns and settings that can be set in Shure Designer software or the web application.

You can configure the channel's pickup areas, modify them, and create customized presets that can be saved for immediate recall.

Single-Microphone Applications setup (Multiple Channels)

Here, with four independent polar patterns and channels, the coverage can be customized according to the table's size, shape, and arrangement.

The provided automatic mixture features can help to reduce any extraneous noise from interfering with the speech on the far end of the table.

Toroid Pattern Applications Setup

This type of pattern can reject sound from above the microphone in order to reduce noise from unwanted sound sources. A simple way to ensure equality of coverage amongst all the talkers, raining the benefits of unwanted sound rejection.

Note that when a toroid pattern is used, the audio is sent over a single channel.

Multiple Microphones Coverage

When the tables are very large, a series of microphones need to be used to capture the sound of all talkers. The microphones need to be placed in the center of the tables to provide a balanced sound pickup and accurate aiming pattern. The best recommendation is to use enough microphones so that you have a channel dedicated to each of the talkers.