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TR-240 Operation

This section discusses the operation and features of the TR-240

beltpack. This section outlines the basic operation, hardware

interfaces, and setup of the beltpack.

Basic Operation Description

The TR-240 full-duplex beltpack offers a very comprehensive,

user friendly, and extremely versatile set of features to be custom

configured to a user's specific requirements.

The TR-240 can be uniquely configured in one of three operating

modes which allow it to work in conjunction with a BTR-240

base station or with other beltpacks in the absence of a base.

In wireless mode, a BTR-240 base station provides the wireless

coverage for the communication between TR-240 beltpacks. In

wired mode, the beltpacks communicate with each other via

Ethernet cable and do not require the use of a base station. In

master wireless mode, the beltpack is now a mobile access point

and provides the wireless coverage for communication between

other TR-240s in wireless mode. Further details of these modes

are discussed later in this section.

Powering the Beltpack

To turn on the beltpack, rotate the On/Off & Volume Control

knob clockwise and move the knob pointer away from the “OFF”

position. The switch will “click” and the Battery Light will

immediately illuminate.

To turn the beltpack off, simply rotate the knob pointer counter

clockwise until it “clicks” into the “OFF” position and the Battery

Light will turn off.

NOTE: Ensure that the battery packs is fully charged prior to

use. Refer to the Battery Charging Instructions in

Section 4.

Local Headset Configuration

The local headset on the beltpack is configurable with the

following adjustable settings:

•

Channel Select buttons

•

Talk button

•

Volume knob

•

Microphone gain adjustment

•

Sidetone level adjustment

Channel Select Buttons

Press the <1> button to activate the audio path associated with

only Intercom 1. Press the < 2 > button to activate the audio path

associated with only Intercom 2. Press the <1> and < 2 > buttons

simultaneously to select the audio path from both intercom

channels. The green LEDs above to the channel select buttons

will illuminate when the intercom channel is active.

Talk Button

The <TALK> button is used to enable and disable the headset

microphone path. When the microphone path is enabled, the

green LEDs above the active audio channel(s) will be solid.

When the microphone path is disabled, the green LEDs above the

active audio channel(s) will blink. By default, the audio path from

the attached headset is enabled after the unit has booted.

A beltpack is full-duplex, simultaneous talk and listen, when the

microphone path is enabled and the channel LED(s) are solid. A

beltpack is half-duplex, listen only, when the microphone path is

disabled and the channel LED(s) are blinking.

The TR-240 has two talk modes that dictate how the microphone

path is enabled when the <TALK> button is pressed. These

modes are Push-to-Latch mode and Momentary-Only mode.

The talk mode can be toggled by pressing the following key

sequence after the beltpack has booted.

Key Sequence: <1> + <TALK> + < 2 >

Hold until the voice prompt indicates

“Push-to-Latch” or “Momentary” (approx. 5

seconds).

In Push-to-Latch mode (default), if the <TALK> button is tapped

quickly (less than ½ second), the microphone path will enable and

“latch”, or remain enabled, after the button is released. The

microphone path is disabled by quickly pressing the <TALK>

button again. If the <TALK> button is pressed and held down

(longer than ½ second), the microphone path will be enabled

“momentarily” while the button is held, and will be disabled

when the <TALK> button is released.

Section 6 - TR-240 Operation

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