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Tempest 2400 Wireless Intercom System

1- SA (Stage Announce) Connector

The SA connector is used to output beltstation audio to a dedicated audio output. The SA Connector is an

XLR-3M connector and accepts a standard XLR-3F. The SA Connector is balanced and transformer

isolated. Nominal line level is -4 to +8 dBu. The SA Connector output level can be adjusted under the

Wired Intercom Settings menu.

2- Aux IN Connector

The Auxiliary IN Connector is used to supply program or other audio sources to the Tempest base

station. The Auxiliary IN Connector is a ¼” Tip/Ring/Sleeve jack that accepts a standard ¼” TRS plug.

The Auxiliary IN Connector is balanced and transformer isolated. Nominal line level is -4 to +8 dBu.

Audio supplied to the Aux IN Connector can be assigned to any combination of the four intercom

channels with individual levels for each channel at the Aux In/Out Assignment/Level menu. While in the

Aux In/Out Assignment/Level menu, the front panel channel select (SEL) button or the Volume control

can be used to advance through the channels, and the IN Level Control (page 57) is used to adjust the

Aux In level. Adjust to “0” to restrict audio from a channel.

3- Aux OUT Connector

The Auxiliary OUT Connector is used to supply intercom audio sources from the Tempest base station.

The Auxiliary OUT Connector is a ¼” Tip/Ring/Sleeve jack that accepts a standard ¼” TRS plug. The

Auxiliary OUT Connector is balanced and transformer isolated. Nominal line level is -4 to +8 dBu. Audio

supplied from the Auxiliary OUT Connector can be assigned from any combination of the four intercom

channels with level control at the Aux In/Out Assignment/Levels menu. While in the Aux In/Out

Assignment/Level menu, the front panel channel select (SEL) button or the Volume control can be used

to advance through the channels, and the OUT Level Control (page 57) is used to adjust the Aux Out

level. Adjust to “0” to restrict audio from a channel.

4- Base Sync IN Connector

The Accu-Sync, BaseSync IN Connector is used to input an external sync signal that ensures that

multiple Tempest base stations all transmit and receive at the same time, thus avoiding inter-base station

RF interference.

5- Base Sync OUT Connector

The Accu-Sync, BaseSync OUT Connector is used to output a sync signal that ensures that multiple

Tempest base stations all transmit and receive at the same time, thus avoiding inter-base station RF

interference. Any base station that has a BaseSync OUT connection but does not have a BaseSync IN

connection will generate a sync signal for connected base stations.

6- Local Area Network (LAN) RJ-45 Connector

The Local Area Network (LAN) RJ-45 Connector is used to connect the Tempest base station to a user

supplied PC running Tempest T-Desk software. The user can then monitor and/or adjust base station and

beltstation settings via the PC interface. This connection can be made directly or through a Local Area

Network. See the separate T-Desk instructions for more information.

7- Relay Connector

The Relay Connector provides access to all of the relay closure contacts for the Tempest base station.

There are six relays including one common Stage Announce relay and five individually assignable relays -

one for each of the wireless beltstations. See the section on “GPO Relay Contacts on page 35

8- Antenna Connector

The Antenna Connector is used to connect one of the two antennas to the Tempest base station. The

Antenna Connector is an RP-TNC (Reverse Polarized-TNC) connector. Cables used to attach to this

Antenna Connector must be properly terminated with mating RP-TNC connectors and the proper cable

type. When using the 2.4GHz base station it is important that both antennas are connected to ensure

proper system operation.

9- Remote Transceiver RJ-45 Connector

The Tempest Remote Transceiver RJ-45 connector is used to connect the optional remote transceiver to

the Tempest base station. The remote transceiver can be located up to 1,500 feet from the base station.

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