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Tempest 2400 Wireless Intercom System

Base Station Controls

Front Panel Left

1- Local Headset Connector

The 4-PIN XLR male headset connector is compatible with most Dynamic or Electret headsets that have

4-PIN XLR female connectors. This headset connector allows a user to communicate on any one of the

four intercom channels. Controls for this connector are located to the immediate right. The mic gain for

the Local Headset can be adjusted from the Set Mic Gain menu screen. (Note: the headset must be

purchased separately).

2- Talk Button and LED

The Talk button works in conjunction with the Local Headset Connector. The Talk button enables or

disables the microphone for the local headset. A blue LED will illuminate ‘TALK’ when the mic is enabled.

Tempest uses an intelligent latching method for talk buttons.

1) Pressing TALK momentarily will cause the mic button to latch. The blue Talk LED will stay lit and

the microphone will remain enabled.

2) Pressing and holding TALK for more than 2 seconds will cause the button to act in a momentary

fashion. The blue Talk LED will remain lit and the microphone will remain enabled only as long as

the button is pressed.

3- Call Button

The Call button sends a wired intercom compatible call signal to any wireless beltstation and any 2W

hardwired intercom device on the intercom channel currently selected for the Local Headset.

4- Mic Kill Button

The Mic Kill button sends a signal to wireless beltstations that disables Talk buttons that are enabled.

This button is for the wireless system only. No Mic Kill signal is sent out to the hardwired intercom. Mic Kill

signals from the hardwired intercom are accepted and passed through to the wireless users.

A momentary press and release of the MIC KILL disables any wireless beltstation Talk button currently

enabled on the selected channel, as well as the base station local headset connector. If the Mic Kill

button is pressed and held for three seconds, all wireless beltstation Talk buttons on all channels, are

disabled. A wireless beltstation user may enable a Talk button at any time after the Mic Kill button is

pressed and released. The “KILL” indicator appears in place of the “TALK” indicator on the beltstation

display and the user will not hear sidetone if both Talk buttons are off.

5- Local Headset Channel LEDs A-D

The four Local Headset Channel LEDs labeled A through D indicate the currently selected intercom

channel for the base station local headset. Only one channel may be selected at a time. Pressing the

Volume control while in Operational mode cycles the Channel LEDs in order from A thru D.

6- Peak LEDs

The four Peak LEDs indicate when the mic audio from the local headset is reaching a peak level and is

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