User guide

39 Tempest®24 00 4-Channel Wireless Intercom System
Auxiliary Output
Audio from the Auxiliary OUT Connector can be assigned from any combina on of the four intercom channels with Volume
control at the “Aux Out Assignment/Levels” menu. Audio from the Auxillary OUT connector comes only from the wireless
users and no audio from the hardwired intercom channels is routed to Auxillary OUT.
While in the “Aux Out Assignment/Level” menu, the front panel Channel Select (SEL) bu on is used to advance through the
channels and the OUT level control is used to adjust the Aux OUT volume. Adjust to OFF to restrict audio from a channel.
Audio levels are expressed in Decibels (dB). The audio range for Aux OUT are:
» Aux Out: -12 dB to +12
The Aux IN and OUT connectors are ¼” Tip/Ring/Sleeve jacks that accept standard ¼” TRS plugs. The Aux IN and OUT
connec ons are balanced and transformer isolated and operate at a nominal line level audio of - 4 to + 8 dBu.
Reset Memory
There are three op ons to reset memory: Restore Factory Default, Clear Memory, and Reset Radio Se ngs. Both the
BaseSta on and each BeltSta on have a “Factory Default” op on in the “Tech Menu.” Browse to the “Tech Menu,” select
“Factory Default,” and choose any of the three op ons. From the BaseSta on, “Restore Factory Defaults” only resets
BaseSta on defaults. BeltSta on factory defaults can be reset in each BeltSta on and changes are relayed wirelessly to the
BaseSta on.
Restore Factory Default
This op on will restore all se ngs to factory defaults except pairings and names.
Clear Memory
Occasionally, it may be desirable to remove all previous se ngs and user de ned names, such as when equipment is
transferred to a new project or work site. Clear Memory on a BeltSta on will require re-pairing of BeltSta ons. It may
be necessary to select a Frequency Band due to country speci c RF requirements, on the BaseSta on.
Reset Radio Se ngs
This is a BaseSta on feature only. Selec ng this op on will only reset the Frequency Band to “1,” the Network
Number to “0’” and the Lockout Key to “255.” The BeltSta on radio se ngs are determined by the BaseSta on.
Be aware that restoring factory defaults will have an immediate eff ect on volume, sidetone,
relay selec on, Aux In/Out levels, hardwired intercom levels, and Shared Slot se ngs,
among others.
This op on will restore all se ngs to factory defaults and will delete all user defi ned names.
All entries will be deleted and there is no “undo”.