User's Manual
Table Of Contents
- ROAMEO Family Wireless Intercom System
- •TR-1800 •AP-1800
- CHAPTER 1 Certification Information
- CHAPTER 2 Introduction
- CHAPTER 3 System Overview
- CHAPTER 4 Site Survey
- CHAPTER 5 Installation
- CHAPTER 6 Basic Operation
- CHAPTER 7 Beltpack Overview
- System Quick Start
- Button Operation – Common
- Menu Structure – Main Menu Access
- Aux Input Menu
- AUX DIM Menu
- Volume Limit Menu
- Headset Select Menu
- Mic Gain
- Sidetone
- Mic Noise Gate
- Hot Mic
- Talk/Listen LED Buttons
- Front Display Brightness
- Top Display Brightness
- LCD Timeout
- Call Tally Talk
- Screen Flip
- Master Talk Switch
- Low Battery Alert
- Call Waiting Alert
- DECT Connection Alert
- Matrix Connection Alert
- Dark Mode Boot Alert
- Key Clicks Alert
- Alerts Levels
- Key Assignments
- Icon Help
- Scroll List
- CHAPTER 8 Access Point Overview
- AP-1800 Front Panel Description
- IPedit Requirements
- IPedit Main Window
- Configuration
- Device Name Field
- Description Field
- Version Field
- IP Address Field
- Netmask Field
- Gateway Address Field
- DNS Server Field
- Domain Name Field
- MAC Address Field
- Use Static IP Settings Check Box
- Disable RSTP Check Box
- Type Field
- Status Field
- Sessions Field
- AP Channels Field
- BP Channels Field
- Sync Display Box
- System ID Field
- PIN Field
- Zone Drop Down Menu
- CODEC Drop Down Menu
- AP ID Number Field
- Sync Master Check Box
- Intercom Alpha Field
- Channel Description Field
- Destination Type Drop Down Menu
- Destination Device Name Field (OMNEO devices and AP-1800 ROAMEO Access Point Only)
- Destination IP Address Field
- Destination Description Field
- Destination Channel Drop Down Menu
- Destination Channel Description Field
- Receiver Latency Field
- DECT BPID
- DECT Zone Selection Field
- Configuration
- CHAPTER 9 Maintenance
- CHAPTER 10 Troubleshooting, Accessories and Replacements
ROAMEO System Introduction 17
Bosch Security Systems, Inc.
Technical Manual
F.01U.306.750
Rev. 01
TR-1800 Connections
XLR - 5-Pin Female
IMPORTANT: Most XLR headsets use dynamic-type
microphones that work well with radiated
RF energy. However, some XLR headsets
use Electret microphones that are
susceptible to RF energy and may generate
audio noise. Always test any Electret type
headsets with the product before using to
troubleshoot any issues.
3.5mm Auxiliary Jack
Accepts a 3.5mm TRS (Tip, Ring, Sleeve) stereo
connector or a mono TS (Tip, Sleeve)
NOTE: Audio can be input via the Tip, Ring 1 or
both.
Headset Mode
Accepts 3.5mm iPhone-like TRRS (Tip, Ring 1, Ring 2,
Sleeve) connector
FIGURE 2. XLR – 5-pin Female Connection
Pin Description
1Ground
2 Microphone
3 Headphone +
4 Headphone -
5 Headphone - (tied to pin 4)
FIGURE 3. 3.5 mm Tip, Ring, Sleeve diagram
Description
Tip Audio Input
Ring 1 Audio Input
Ring 2 Ground
Sleeve Not Connected
Description
Tip Headphone -
Ring 1 Headphone +
Ring 2 Ground
Sleeve Microphone (+5VDC bias supplied)