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43 Tempest®900 4-Channel Wireless Intercom System

In Stac Mode, if a BeltStaon is not turned ON, or is logged out due to being out of range, the BaseStaon LCD will

display a very obvious “X,” making it easy to see at a glance which BeltStaons are currently acve.

A Mulple BaseStaon system that uses iSelect Roaming must choose to use “Dynamic” slots to ensure that BeltStaons

can move from BaseStaon to BaseStaon when roaming.

Name Equipment

Name the BaseStaon with a descripve name which will appear on the BeltStaon LCD display. This is most helpful when

iSelect Roaming will be used to roam between BaseStaon coverage areas. The BaseStaon name can include up to 14

characters.

Name each BeltStaon with a descripve name. Unl the name is changed, a hexadecimal serial number is displayed.

The rst six characters of the BeltStaon name will be displayed on the BaseStaon LCD display. Naming is a personal

preference opon and is not essenal.

Personal Preferences

To congure each BeltStaon, adjust any of the following to suit individual needs. None of these adjustments are required.

Note that more opons are available under the “Set Controls” menu and become visible by scrolling.

• “Lock Keys” to prevent inadvertent changes.

• “Menu Lock” allows you to lock individual users out of their respecve BeltStaon menu. Access can only be

regained by entering a 3-digit security key code inially set at the BaseStaon.

• “Switch Base” is a feature under “Lock Keys” that, when enabled, will allow you to manually select a dierent

BaseStaon, even when “Menu Lock” is acve.

• Disable “Baery Alert” to prevent the baery alert tone in the headset.

• Dim the LCD and LEDs to be less conspicuous in a dark environment.

• Limit talking to push-to-talk mode by selecng Momentary. Latch is the default.

• Disable the ability to talk on any channel, but allow listening.

• Disable the ability to access any channel not required.

• Adjust minimum and maximum volume levels. In loud environments a higher minimum volume may be desirable,

while in quiet environments a lower maximum volume may be preferable.

• Volume controls can be set to “Volume Press” which requires a “press and turn” acon to adjust the volume levels.

This helps prevent inadvertent adjustments.

• When Stage Announce funconality is enabled in the BaseStaon, the STAGE buon can be disabled for individual

BeltStaons.

• The CALL alert can be set to Audible, Vibrate, Both or Disable. The default is Both. A call signal can be iniated by the

CALL buon or the TALK buon, depending on your preference.

• When relay funconality is enabled in the BaseStaon, select the relay to be acvated by the BeltStaon. Then

select the BeltStaon trigger that will acvate the relay.

• Wireless ISO can be disabled, if desired.

• Disable “Shared Audio” to eliminate the return audio of a “Shared” BeltStaon. When Shared Audio is OFF and the

BeltStaon user presses Talk, they will not hear any other audio. When Shared Audio is ON and the Beltstaon user

presses Talk, they will hear an echo of themselves, as well as any other listeners on that channel.

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