Tempest 900 - Name Equipment; Personal Preferences

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Tempest900 2-Channel Operating Manual
In Static Mode, if a BeltStation is not turned ON, or is logged out due to being out of range, the BaseStation LCD will display a very obvious “X,”
making it easy to see at a glance which BeltStations are currently active.
A Multiple BaseStation system that uses iSelect Roaming must choose to use “Dynamic” slots to ensure that BeltStations can move from
BaseStation to BaseStation when roaming.
Name Equipment
Name the BaseStation with a descriptive name which will appear on the BeltStation LCD display. This is most helpful when iSelect Roaming will
be used to roam between BaseStation coverage areas. The BaseStation name can include up to 14 characters.
Name each BeltStation with a descriptive name. Until the name is changed, a hexadecimal serial number is displayed. The rst six characters of
the BeltStation name will be displayed on the BaseStation LCD display. Naming is a personal preference option and is not essential.
Personal Preferences
To congure each BeltStation, adjust any of the following to suit individual needs. None of these adjustments are required. Note that more
options 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 respective BeltStation menu. Access can only be regained by entering a
3-digit security key code initially set at the BaseStation.
• “Switch Base” is a feature under “Lock Keys” that, when enabled, will allow you to manually select a different BaseStation, even when
“Menu Lock” is active.
• Disable “Battery Alert” to prevent the battery 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 selecting 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” action to adjust the volume levels. This helps prevent
inadvertent adjustments.
• When Stage Announce functionality is enabled in the BaseStation, the STAGE button can be disabled for individual BeltStations.
• The CALL alert can be set to Audible, Vibrate, Both or Disable. The default is Both. A call signal can be initiated by the CALL button or
the TALK button, depending on your preference.
• When relay functionality is enabled in the BaseStation, select the relay to be activated by the BeltStation. Then select the BeltStation
trigger that will activate the relay.
• Wireless ISO can be disabled, if desired.
• Disable “Shared Audio” to eliminate the return audio of a “Shared” BeltStation. When Shared Audio is OFF and the BeltStation user
presses Talk, they will not hear any other audio. When Shared Audio is ON and the Beltstation user presses Talk, they will hear an echo
of themselves, as well as any other listeners on that channel.