Operating Instructions
Table Of Contents
- CHAPTER 1 Introduction
- CHAPTER 2 BTR-800 Base Station
- CHAPTER 3 TR-800 Beltpack
- CHAPTER 4 TR-825 Beltpack
- CHAPTER 5 Initial Equipment Setup
- Unpacking
- Antenna Connection
- Antenna Polarization
- Distance between Antennas
- Antenna Placement
- Improving Reception and Increasing Range
- Base Station Set-up
- Location
- Power Connection
- Transmit Switches
- Internal Transmit Switches
- Intercom Switch
- Intercom Interface
- Dual Listen Functionality
- Auxiliary Input/Output
- Internal Auxiliary Input Routing Switch
- Stage Announce / Relay Contacts
- Base Station Link
- Beltpack Setup
- Antenna Connection
- Transmit Mode
- Headset Connection
- CHAPTER 6 Pre-Walk-Thru Checklist
- CHAPTER 7 System Operation
- Frequency Plan Overview
- Factory-Defined Groups
- User-Programmable Groups
- System Quick Start
- Base Station Operation
- Power
- Local Headset
- Portable Station Connect
- Intercom A and B
- Auxiliary
- Display Contrast
- BTR-800 Menu Structure
- Main Screen Flowchart
- Power-Up Screen
- Operating Screen
- Beltpack Activity Code Definitions
- Group/Channel Select
- Group/Frequency Select
- Frequency Edit (User-Programmed Groups Only)
- ClearScan™
- Special Key Sequences
- Lockout
- Copy
- 1st Use Default
- Factory Default
- Beltpack Operation
- On/Off and Volume Control
- Battery Check
- Talk Button
- Microphone Gain
- Audio Channel Select Button
- Stage Announce (SA)
- Wireless Talk Around (WTA)
- TR-800 Menu Structure
- Beltpack Menu Structure
- Power-Up Screens
- Group/Channel Screen
- Transmit Screen
- Receive 1 Screen
- Receive 2 Screen
- ClearScan™
- Stage Announce Enable/Disable
- Wireless Talk Around Enable/Disable
- Audio Channel A or B Disable/Enable
- Talk Button Latch on/Latch off
- Special Key Sequences
- Lockout
- 1st Use Default
- Factory Default
- TR-825 Menu Structure
- CHAPTER 8 System Walk-Thru
- CHAPTER 9 Troubleshooting
- CHAPTER 10 Tech Tips
- CHAPTER 11 Battery Information
- CHAPTER 12 Intercom Systems Specifications
- CHAPTER 13 Accessories and Replacement Parts
- CHAPTER 14 Certification Information
- CHAPTER 15 Three Band Base Stations
CHAPTER 8
System Walk-Thru
Now that you have successfully set up your RTS Wireless
Intercom System and turned on any auxiliary equipment, you
are ready to test the overall performance by walking the RTS
system through the areas in which you will be using it.
Before you begin your walk-thru, check the following:
The s
ystem walk-thru can detect the problem of weak signal
strength caused by:
• Poor antenna location
• Wrong antenna for receiver and/or transmitter
• RF trouble spots
• Operating distance beyond system capability
• Old or used batteries in the TR-8XX
Under normal conditions, the base station’s display will indicate
a beltp
ack status. Weak Signal condition will result in “no tx”
being displayed on the base station’s receiver for that beltpack.
In 99% of all instances you will set up you RTS Wireless
Intercom System, walk it through the area of interest and
achieve error-free performance. If in the rare instance, your RTS
system does not pass during your walk-thru evaluation, refer to
the section of this manual which deals with System
Troubleshooting.
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Beltpack Battery Check.
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Set microphone gain in both the
beltpack(s) and the base station.
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The base station and beltpack(s) are on
the same group and the beltpack(s) are on
their own unique transport channels that
match the base station receive channels.
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Check that the talk button is engaged.
The talk LED will be illuminated.
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Intercom Level IN and OUT are set to an
appropriate level.
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Auxiliary Level IN and OUT are set to an
appropriate level (if used).