User guide

44 Tempest®24 00 4-Channel Wireless Intercom System
Pairing with a BaseSta on
Pair BeltSta on to BaseSta on:
Con rm that the BaseSta on is powered ON and in Opera onal Mode (not
in Menu Mode) and that the BeltSta on is powered OFF. Con rm that the
BaseSta on’s Network Number and Lockout Key are adjusted as needed.
See the
sec on on Set Network Number and Lockout Key.
Plug one end of the pairing cable into the BaseSta on and the other end into the
BeltSta on.
The pairing cable is a standard 3.5mm
(1/8 in.) male to male stereo patch cord.
Turn the BeltSta on power ON by pressing and holding the BeltSta on Power ON/OFF bu on for two seconds. The pairing
process will begin automa cally. Watch for the message “Pairing Complete” to appear briefl y on the BeltSta on display.
The BeltSta on will automa cally re-ini alize.
Adjust BeltSta on Slot
The BaseSta on Slot Assignment only a ects the order that the BaseSta on Opera onal screen displays the BeltSta on
informa on when the BaseSta on is in the
Sta c display mode. If the BaseSta on is rou nely used as a communica on port
or for monitoring BeltSta ons, it may be more convenient to always have the same user appear in the same posi on on the
BaseSta on display. This is a personal preference se ng.
In the BaseSta on “Tech Menu,” choose
Sta c or Dynamic from the “Display Slot Assignments” screen. Dynamic, the default,
will work without any adjustment, and always displays BeltSta ons in alpha-numeric order by name.
Sta c will be the preferred choice for users who are using only one BaseSta on and want to ensure that a BeltSta on that is
logged in will always appear in the same loca on (slot) on the BaseSta on display. When selec ng
Sta c slot assignments,
you must also enter the Tech Menu for each BeltSta on and assign each BeltSta on a di erent slot (1 – 5).
The BaseSta on default is for
Dynamic Slot Assignment. This means that when BeltSta ons log in to a base, the informa on
about the BeltSta ons is displayed on the BaseSta on LCD screen in alpha-numeric order according to the name of
the BeltSta on. For example, “Dir” appears before “Light1,” which appears before “StgMgr,” but they can change slots
depending on which BeltSta ons are turned ON. If the default se ngs are used, nothing is necessary. If the BaseSta on
is located in an equipment room and is not rou nely used as a communica on port or to manage BeltSta ons, nothing is
necessary.
4-channel and 2-channel BeltSta ons may be paired to either model
BaseSta on(s); When a 4-channel BeltSta on is paired with a 2-channel
BaseSta on opera on of that BeltSta on is limited to channels A/B and can
only hear one channel at a  me.