DCN SWMM conference software microphone management module can effectively control the voice box in the meeting, providing users with a powerful and easy to use integrated microphone management tool. Screenshots of basic functions prepare the operator to prepare the meeting by configuring the application. For each item on the agenda, you can define different microphone Settings. The available Settings include: microphone mode, number of activated microphones, list of speaking requests, personal and small group speaking timers, and so on. In a real meeting, the operator has the option to run the Settings as pre-configured, or to make real-time adjustments. Microphone management module the microphone management module provides many microphone control options. This can have an important impact on how the microphone management module works and how the meeting itself works. These options are as follows: • the operator controls (manually) through a list of speaking requests. · the operator controls the list of requests and responses by speaking. • the representative controls (opens) by requesting a list of speakers. • the representative controls (first in first out) by covering other representative microphones. • representatives control by voice activation function. • the representative controls by immediate function. Each mode allows different levels of operator and representative microphone control, so almost all regular meetings can be covered. For example, small informal seminars rarely require operator microphone control, so a representative's mode of controlling the microphone is ideal. For an integrated international conference with hundreds of participants, it is more suitable for the operator to control through the list of speakers. The operator can specify the number of normally activated microphones: one, two, three, or four. Alternatively, you can specify whether a representative is allowed to cancel a request to speak or close his microphone. A representative's speech time can be defined for the current speaker, the response spokesman, a single representative, and a representative group, respectively.