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User Menu Options

There are several ways that a particular BTR-240 or TR-240 can

be custom configured to the unique and specific requirements of a

user. There are ten options that are available to both the BTR-240

and the TR-240. The TR-240 also has an additional three options

that are specific to the functionality of the beltpack.

1. Enter New Login Password

This option allows the user to change the BTR-240 or TR-240

The default factory password is “legacy”. The user is never

allowed to change the login name of “rts240”.

2. Display/Edit Audio Encryption Key

This option allows the user to view the current audio encryption

key as well as modify it. The audio encryption must be the

same on all devices to communicate. The maximum key length is

80 characters. The key is upper and lower case sensitive Any

combination of letters, numbers, punctuation, and spaces can be

used. For example, “This RTS BTR-240 System is great!” may be

used as the encryption key.

By default, the encryption key is set to “2345”.

CAUTION:

Use a key that is easy to remember or write down the key

when changed. ALL beltpacks must have the same key

entered in order to communicate.

3. Display/Change Squelch Setting (TR-240 only)

The Squelch Setting menu option is only accessible for a TR-240

beltpack (the squelch setting for the BTR-240 is controlled from

the LCD screen). The squelch setting is a feature that can be

enabled to reduce noise and/or echo that is transmitted from the

beltpack. The squelch setting effectively acts as a noise gate at the

beltpack for the transmitting audio. If the beltpack audio input

level does not meet or exceed the level that is set by the squelch,

then no audio is transmitted.

For example, a squelch level of “00” is off and the beltpack will

transmit all audio. A very low squelch level of “01” or “02” will

transmit all audio but will reduce noise when the intercom

channels are inactive. A high squelch level of “10” or more will

prevent the beltpack from transmitting low levels of audio. If two

users are standing next to each other, this will significantly reduce

acoustic echo between those users.

By default, the squelch is set to “0”, or off. The squelch can be

modified to a level between 0-16.

4. Enable/Disable Full-Duplex (TR-240 only)

The Full-Duplex menu option is only accessible to a TR-240

beltpack. When full-duplex is enabled, the beltpack <TALK>

button will activate the microphone path as normal operation. For

some applications, a user may want to configure some of the

TR-240 beltpacks to be listen-only and never be able to transmit

and take up system bandwidth. When full-duplex is disabled, the

beltpack <TALK> button will never activate the microphone path

and a user will hear an error tone (three tone pulses) when the

button is pressed to notify the user that they are restricted to

half-duplex only.

By default, full-duplex is enabled and the <TALK> button will be

able to activate the microphone path as normal.

5. Enable/Disable Out of Range Alert (TR-240 only)

The Out of Range Alert menu option is only accessible to a

TR-240 beltpack. When a TR-240 beltpack is in wireless mode

and is out of range from an access point (BTR-240 or TR-240 in

master mode) an alert tone will sound in the beltpack headset to

notify the user that they should move closer to the access point for

reliable communication. This feature can also be disabled so that

no alert tone is heard in the headset.

By default, the Out of Range Alert is enabled.

6. Display/Edit IP Address

The IP address is a unique set of numbers to identify a particular

device on a network. The IP address must be different on each

device to operate and communicate with each other. Due to the

fact that the BTR-240 and TR-240s are packaged and sold

individually, it is possible that an IP address will match and need

to be changed.

The IP address format for the BTR-240 and TR-240 is

192.168.1.X

where ‘X’ is a number between 1 and 254.

CAUTION:

Be sure not to use the same IP address for more than one

system device. ALL base stations and beltpacks must have

different IP addresses in order to communicate.

NOTE: Each BTR-240 and TR-240 device comes with a sticker

that indicates the IP address it was set at the factory.

When changing the IP address, make sure to record, or

write it underneath the original IP address in permanent

marker.

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