Name: Clear-Com Tempest 900
Brand: Clear-Com
Rating: 5 (1 reviews)

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Reference Manual102 pages

Questions and Answers:

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Kyle JohnsonJul 31, 2025
What to do if Clear-Com Tempest 900 Intercom System BeltStation will not log into BaseStation?
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  Alicia MerrittJul 31, 2025
  If your Clear-Com Intercom System BeltStation won't log into the BaseStation, verify that the BeltStation is powered on and has sufficient battery charge. Ensure that the correct BaseStation is selected in the BeltStation’s “Select Base” menu and that there is an available slot on the BaseStation. Also, check the Static and Dynamic slot display settings on the BaseStation, and if Static is selected, verify the BeltStation slot assignment. Determine if any other BeltStation is already logged onto the BaseStation. If issues persist, try re-pairing the BeltStation to the BaseStation or attempt logging into another BaseStation if available. As a last resort, you can follow the memory reset procedure under “Factory Defaults”.
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Kevin KingAug 10, 2025
How to improve the RF range of Clear-Com Tempest 900 Intercom System?
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  douglas24Aug 10, 2025
  To improve the limited RF range of your Clear-Com Intercom System, confirm that the BaseStation antenna or transceiver is appropriately located and oriented. Ensure that antennas or transceivers are not near metal structures or racks; keep the BaseStation and its antenna away from potentially interfering devices. Securely connect all antenna connections, and use a low loss 50 ohm coax cable no longer than 25 feet if remotely locating antennas. If using multiple Tempest BaseStations nearby, utilize Accu-Sync for maximum performance and set the Network Number for each BaseStation at least four numbers apart.
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Stephen CooperAug 15, 2025
Why does my Clear-Com Tempest 900 Intercom System headset microphone sound distorted?
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  Deanna WashingtonAug 15, 2025
  If your Clear-Com Intercom System headset microphone sounds distorted or cuts off parts of words, it could be due to the microphone gain setting. If the gain is too low, the audio may sound choppy, clipping the beginning of words. If the gain is too high, the audio may sound distorted, especially at higher volumes, and the peak LED will light almost continuously when audio is present.