Why does my Telex RadioCom BTR-800 Intercom System have interference?
If your Telex Intercom System picks up signals other than wireless intercoms, ensure all Telex beltpacks are on. For unused receivers at the base, turn the audio off by deselecting the appropriate “Portable Station Connect” button. If the problem persists, you may need to change the group. Ensure the base and beltpack settings match after any Group/Channel change.
What to do if my Telex Intercom System has dropouts?
If you experience dropouts with your Telex Intercom System while moving around, ensure that both antennas on the base and beltpack are connected and follow the location suggestions. Try changing the location of the base unit and antennas, or avoid areas where the signal is weak with the remote beltpacks.
How to stop feedback on Telex RadioCom BTR-800 Intercom System?
If you're experiencing feedback (a “squeal” or “howl”) with your Telex Intercom System when moving around the area of use using external speakers, the gain settings on both the beltpacks and the base may be too high. Reduce the gain settings accordingly.
Why does my Telex RadioCom BTR-800 hiss?
If you're getting a “hiss” from your Telex Intercom System, check the gain settings on all beltpacks and the base. They may be too low or too high. Also, ensure you are within the range of the base station.
How to fix low output on Telex RadioCom BTR-800?
If you're experiencing low output levels with your Telex Intercom System, check the gain settings on both the beltpacks and the base. They may be too low.
What to do if there is no audio from Telex RadioCom BTR-800 Intercom System?
If you're not getting any audio from your Telex Intercom System's base or beltpack headsets, check the Transmitter switch on both the base and beltpack. Make sure the talk LED is on, and verify that the beltpack batteries are OK.
How to fix distortion on Telex RadioCom BTR-800 Intercom System?
To resolve distortion in your Telex Intercom System's audio quality at medium to high input levels, reduce microphone gain by adjusting the microphone gain control.
Key features of the BTR-800 system including frequency agility and full-duplex operation.
Illustrates wiring for Telex and RTS unit local headset connections.
Illustrates wiring for headset jacks on the TR-800 beltpack.
Illustrates wiring for headset jacks on the TR-825 beltpack.
Suggestions for optimal positioning of base station antennas for best performance.
Details antenna polarization and distance considerations.
Explanation of the transmit power and on/off switches on the base station rear panel.
Description of internal switches for controlling base station transmitters individually.
Lists user-installable components and parts to be removed for dual listen.
Details the internal switch that controls routing of auxiliary input audio.
Explanation of the Push-to-Talk and Push-to-Transmit modes on the beltpack.
Details on pre-set and editable frequency groups for system configuration.
A concise guide to get the base station and beltpacks operating quickly.
How to configure and use the Intercom A and B channels on the base station.
Guide on using the local headset connected to the base station.
Details on operating the auxiliary audio input and output features of the base station.
Explanations of status codes displayed on the beltpack LCD.
How to select audio channels, stage announce, and wireless talk around on the TR-800 beltpack.
Guidance on adjusting microphone gain based on environment and user voice characteristics.
Essential safety guidelines for base station installers and users concerning RF exposure.
General| Brand | Telex |
|---|---|
| Model | RadioCom BTR-800 |
| Category | Intercom System |
| Language | English |
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