User guide

16 Tempest®24 00 4-Channel Wireless Intercom System
Rear Panel Le
1- AC Power Input Connector
The IEC AC Power Input Connector accepts the AC power cord. Use this connector with the supplied AC power cord to
power the Tempest BaseSta on from AC power between 85 and 260 VAC at 50 – 60 Hertz. The BaseSta on will draw
approximately 15 Wa s (125mA at 120VAC, 65mA at 230VAC).
2- DC Power Input Connector
The DC Power Input Connector accepts a Switchcra S760 2.1mm x 5.5mm power plug wired as center posi ve. Use this
connector with a user-supplied cable to power the Tempest BaseSta on from DC power (ba ery) between 11 and 32 VDC.
The BaseSta on will draw approximately 12 Wa s (990 mA at 12VDC).
3- Antenna Connector
The Antenna Connector is used to connect the antenna to the Tempest BaseSta on. The Antenna Connector is an RP-TNC
(Reverse Polarized-TNC) connector. Cables used to a ach to this Antenna Connector must be properly terminated with
ma ng RP-TNC connectors and the proper cable type.
4- Intercom Channel A/B/C/D Connectors
The Intercom Channel connectors (A/B/C/D) allow the user to connect the Tempest BaseSta on to 2-Wire external intercom
systems or other Tempest BaseSta ons. The XLR-3M/F 2-Wire intercom connectors interface with Clear-Com, RTS, Balanced
and other compa ble intercom systems. The pairs of XLR3-M and XLR-3F are electrically iden cal.
5- RJ-45 4-Wire Intercom A/B/C/D Connectors
The RJ-45 4-Wire Intercom connectors (A/B/C/D) interface with 4-Wire intercom systems and devices including Clear-Com
matrix systems. This is an intercom audio-only connector and does not support data transfer. The connector is balanced
and transformer isolated. Nominal line levels are -18 to +4 dB (IN) and -6 to +10 dB (OUT).