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Tempest 2400 T-Desk Software User Guide
Any connection made through 2-Wire intercom connections requires nulling. All 2-Wire intercom
interfaces experience echo due to inherent inefficiencies in the two-wire hybrid circuitry. When the circuit
is nulled, a tone is generated, the echo is monitored, and Tempest’s internal circuitry adjusts to minimize
the echo. See the Tempest Wireless manual for more about nulling the system.
There is additional critical wired intercom information on the Dashboard Status Bar.
Aux Levels
The Aux Levels tab allows adjustment of the Aux In and Aux Out levels. Adjusting the Aux In or Aux Out
level to “0” disables the function for the selected channel.
After the relative volumes have been determined, the ‘Lock Sliders’ check box can be checked so when
one slider is adjusted, the other sliders will follow. This allows adjustment of all sliders together for
occasions where the background noise level changes significantly.
When “Lock sliders” is checked it is good practice to use the lowest volume slider to adjust to a lower
level and the highest volume slider to adjust to a higher level. If a slider that is set to a lower level is used
to adjust to a higher volume, the lower level slider can push the higher level slider to maximum and the
lower level sliders continues to adjust higher, thus changing the relative levels.
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