Please contact me if you would like more information about any of Dukane’s products
Bill McIntosh
SchoolVision Inc ( my consulting company)
Authorized Dukane/Convey Consultant
Dukane Website : www.Dukaneav.com
Phone :843-442-8888
Email :WKMcIntosh@Comcast.net
Twitter : @OtisTMcIntosh
SchoolVision Website on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/WKMIII
4. Benefits for…
ADMINISTRATORS
TEACHERS
Easy to use and teacher
friendly
Literacy and math gains
5th Grade SAT student
gains
State criterion reference
test gains
Teacher absenteeism
declines
Substantial financial
savings in substitute
teacher pay &
uninterrupted student
learning
Less vocal strain and
fatigue
Don’t have to repeat
instructions
Teacher can speak in
nurturing tones
Teacher can be heard
over disturbances
Spend more time teaching
and less time on
management of students
Improved Student
Performance
STUDENTS
Students are more
engaged in the learning
process
One-on-one instruction,
no matter where you are
in the classroom
Students can hear the
teacher better
Improved Spelling
Performance
Students are more
attentive – less disruptive
Teachers don’t sound like
they are yelling to be
heard
5. Parts of the System
Infrared
Dome Sensor
Speakers (x4)
Receiver/Amplifier
Handheld Student
Microphone
Teacher
Teardrop
Microphone
6. Teacher Teardrop Microphone
Remote Volume Control
OWN, OTHER, LINE – Indicates
which source will be controlled by the
Up/Down remote volume controls
BATT – Battery and Power
Status Indicator (Green
when on and fully charged)
Auxiliary Line Level Input
Connector Wirelessly transmits
audio
SELECT – Selects which source
(OWN, OTHER, or LINE) will be
controlled by the Up/Down remote
volume controls
Up/Down Remote Volume Controls
CHG – Battery Charging Status
Indicator
External Microphone Input Connector
Charging Port - Intelligent
Battery Management System
Special Function Control
PWR – Power On/Off and Mute
Control
7. Teacher Teardrop Microphone
Left side
Rear
Right side
Channel
selector &
Function
selector
switch
Microphone input for
lavaliere or headset
style microphone
Single “AA” battery
NiMH or Alkaline
Auxiliary line level
input. MP3,
computer, etc.
Battery charger
connection
8. Teacher Teardrop Microphone
Auto turn off after 5
minutes on mute!
PWR/MUTE – Press and hold for 1 second to turn on. Momentarily press to
Mute/Un-Mute. Microphone automatically turns off after being muted for 5 minutes.
Press PWR to turn back on.
9. Teacher Teardrop Microphone
Auto charge
detect
Charging – No need to turn the microphone off!
Just plug in the charger and it will automatically turn
off the microphone and start the charging process.
10. Teacher Teardrop Microphone
Auto turn off to protect
and extend battery life
Life is
good!
Green means GO!
I don’t
feel so
well
Yellow means – I better
start looking for a new
battery or a charger
Battery Status Indicator
I’m a
gonner!
Red means - STOP,
Goodbye, Over and Out
11. Teacher Teardrop Microphone
Auto defaults to
OWN on power up
SELECT – Press to select OWN, OTHER, or LINE input for remote volume
control. Selection remains active as long as mic is on. It defaults back to OWN
upon power up.
12. Handheld Student Pass-around
Microphone Features
Anti-Roll Design
Auxiliary Line Level Input
Connector Wirelessly
Transmits Audio
BATT – Battery and
Power Status
Indicator (Green
when on and fully
charged)
CHG – Battery Charging
Status Indicator
Push-to-Talk Functionality
Power On/Off switch
Battery Displacement Protection
Charging Port Intelligent Battery
Management System
14. Handheld Student Microphone
PTT and Constant
Talk switch
Charging Indicator
Red Flashing – Charging
Red Constant – Charged
Red Fast Flash - Error
Battery Status LED
Green- Good “GO”
Yellow – “Low”
Red – “Stop”/Recharge
16. Handheld Student Microphone
Charging – No need to turn the
microphone off!
Just plug in the charger and it will automatically turn
off the microphone and start the charging process.
18. Positioning the Teardrop Mic
Slide the Microphone Up
on the Lanyard
– Position the Microphone
within 4” to 6” of your mouth
– As close as is comfortable
– Jewelry, pins and other
items around neck may
cause noise by rubbing or
bumping the microphone
19. Setting the Levels
• Rule of Thumb: If you can hear yourself
back through the system, it is too loud
• Use a partner to help get the initial level
set in the room
– Have partner wear microphone and talk in a
normal one-on-one conversation tone
– Stand across from each other in the room, and
adjust level
– Switch and wear microphone while partner
listens
27. For more information on Dukane products, contact:
Bill McIntosh, SchoolVision Inc.
Authorized Dukane Consultant
Phone:843-442-8888
Email: WKMcIntosh@Comcast.net
Dukane website:
www.dukaneav.com
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Whatever distance you start with, if you double it, you will lose 6 decibels…..the kid in the back might as well stay home.
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None of our competitors offer this – this is the MAIN selling point when selling against our competition.
The TCO (Total Cost of Ownership) is MUCH LESS than competitors because of the intelligent battery charger.
None of our competitors offer this – this is the MAIN selling point when selling against our competition.
The TCO (Total Cost of Ownership) is MUCH LESS than competitors because of the intelligent battery charger.
