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Set-up
1. Select one of the beltpacks to operate in master wireless
mode and plug in a headset.
2. Turn on the master-mode TR-240 beltpack.
If the beltpack has not been previously set to master
wireless mode, press and hold the <1> button while the
beltpack boots.
After approximately 20 seconds, the “master wireless”
voice prompt will be announced in the headset indicating
that communication has started.
The voice prompt will also announce the current RF
channel of operation, for example, “Channel 1”.
3. If the user desires to change the RF channel, continue
holding the <1> button until the voice prompt announces
“RF Selection”.
At this time, the user may run a ClearScan or manually
select the RF channel of operation.
4. Once the master-mode TR-240 has booted, plug headsets
into the wireless TR-240 beltpacks and turn them on, one by
one.
If the beltpack has not been previously set to wireless
mode, press and hold the <TALK> button while the
beltpack boots.
Allow a few seconds between each beltpack power on.
After approximately 20 seconds, a voice prompt will
announce “wireless” in the beltpack headphones
indicating that wireless communications has started.
Master Wireless Mode Capacity Limit
Up to 8 full-duplex wireless beltpacks can be used with a single
TR-240 in master mode (9 total beltpacks) for reliable and
uninterrupted communications on a clear RF channel. Many more
half-duplex beltpacks can be used.
If a master-mode TR-240 is loaded beyond it’s capacity limit, the
usability becomes highly subjective. The users will begin to
experience drop outs and potentially delays in the audio.
NOTE: The capacity limit may not be achieved if there is
interference on the RF channel of operation. For further
details, refer to Wireless Interference in Section 10.
Tour Group Example
A good example of a master wireless mode application is a tour
group within a noisy manufacturing environment.
As shown in Figure 7-5, a single TR-240 is set to boot in master
wireless mode. This beltpack would be worn by the tour guide.
The rest of the beltpacks are set to boot in wireless mode. They
are all kept in half-duplex mode by having their talk mode set to
“momentary-only”. The members of the tour group would wear
these beltpacks.
The group size could be up to 28 people (or more) when the
beltpacks are in momentary-only mode. This is because when in
momentary-only mode, the beltpack is half-duplex until the
<TALK> button is pressed activating the microphone path. When
the <TALK> button is pressed, the beltpack becomes full-duplex
and will transmit continuously until the user releases the
<TALK> button. A maximum of 8 members of the group could
push their <TALK> buttons and talk at once.
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TOUR GUIDE
TOUR GROUP
Figure 7-5
Tour Group Application
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