CTG has a network of authorized dealers/integrators. We can arrange to have a dealer in your area contact you or provide you with dealer contacts that you may call. We will work hand in hand with the dealer on your specific project to include design and layout recommendations. Simply call or e-mail us. Phone: 941-922-2322, e-mail: sales@ctgaudio.com

2. Can a single CTG system handle both audio and video conferencing?

Yes, the CTG consoles have two pairs of inputs and outputs to connect simultaneously to both a video codec and to a telephone interface. Levels for each are independently adjustable.

3. Can I add a wireless presenter microphone to the system?

Any wireless microphone with a line level output from its receiver can be connected to a CTG control console.

4. In presentation rooms, or classrooms can the audience or class microphones be muted and then opened for Q & A sessions?

Yes, the FS-03 console has settings for just that purpose. A switch can be provided or your control system may be programmed to allow easy selection of either mode.

5. Can the CTG system accommodate dividable rooms with a folding door separating the rooms?

The FS-03 is pre programmed for separate rooms and combined rooms. The combination of control consoles to be used will depend on the size of the rooms.

6. Can program audio be used in a conference whereby the program audio source can heard at both the far end of the conference and the local speakers?

Yes, with the FS-03 control console an audio source, such as a VCR, DVD, or computer may be connected so the audio will be sent to the far end and also be fed to the local speakers.

7. How can I tell if the microphones are muted?

It is best to use the mute function on the video codec or the telephone interface. You will the see a notification on the video screen that the outgoing audio is muted, or an indicator on the telephone interface will alert that the microphones are muted.