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Clear-Com Tempest2400 User Manual

Clear-Com Tempest2400
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Network Number and Lockout Key
The Network Number determines the RF frequency hopping paern for the BaseStaon and its BeltStaons. This is a key
operaonal parameter and is represented by a number between 0 and 63.
The
Lockout Key prevents systems with the same Network Number from trying to communicate with each other and is
represented by a number between 0 and 255. Together the Network Number and Lockout Key represent over 16,000
possible combinaons to minimize the possibility of inter-system interference.
The Network Numbers and Lockout Keys for Tempest Wireless BaseStaons are set before leaving the factory, by
incremenng by one digit. Always adjust the Network Number and Lockout Key of Tempest BaseStaons that are known to
operate in close proximity to other BaseStaons as described below. Users should conrm these sengs to minimize the
opportunity for “mysterious” performance issues.
Failure to set a unique Network Number and Lockout Key may result in poor system performance caused by interference
from another Tempest Wireless system using the same Network Number and Lockout Key. Because of the requirement to
pair every BeltStaon to each BaseStaon that it will communicate with, it is not possible to manipulate Network Numbers
and Lockout Keys to gain unauthorized access to a communicaon channel.
Mulple BaseStaons in Close Proximity
The Network Numbers of closely located BaseStaons should be oset by at least four, for maximum performance. For
example, on Base-A select Network Number “02”, on Base-B select Network Number “06”, and on Base-C select Network
Number “10.In this manner each BaseStaon Network Number is dierent by at least four digits. This procedure will
ensure that each system is operang properly and independently from an RF network perspecve.
Also, adjust the Lockout Key on each BaseStaon. All BaseStaons in one facility may have the same Lockout Key if all
Network Numbers are oset by four as described above, or all may be dierent. Lockout keys are only dierenators for
systems using the same Network Number.
The Network Number and Lockout Key sengs can be adjusted from the “Radio Conguraon” secon of the Tech Menu.
Press the MENU buon. Press the ENT buon to select “BaseStaon Sengs.Rotate the Volume control to scroll and
select “Tech Menu.” Select “Radio Conguraon.” Select “Network Number.” Rotate the Volume control to adjust the value
and press ENT to save.
Press MENU to escape one level and select “Lockout Key.” Adjust the value and press ENT to save. Press MENU repeatedly
to escape to the Operaon screen.

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Clear-Com Tempest2400 Specifications

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BrandClear-Com
ModelTempest2400
CategoryIntercom System
LanguageEnglish

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