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Tempest 2400 Wireless Intercom System
Power Connections
AC Power Connection
The Tempest base station can be powered from AC or DC (battery) power sources.
Always connect the power cord to the Tempest base station before connecting to the outlet.
Only use approved IEC AC power cords.
Only use AC power from 85 to 260 VAC at 50 – 60 Hz.
DC Power Connection (Battery)
To power the Tempest base station from DC power you must provide an appropriate DC power input
cable. The DC power input jack on the base station is a Switchcraft 722RA. The mating plug is a
Switchcraft S760 - 2.1mm x 5.5mm power plug. The connector should be wired as center positive. Always
use appropriate wire of an acceptable gauge and length for your application. The minimum recommended
wire is 26 gauge at not more than five feet. If 10 feet is required the minimum gauge would be 24.
Only use DC power from 11 to 32 VDC. The Tempest base station will draw approximately 12 Watts
(990mA at 12VDC)
Powering On the Base Station
The Tempest base station can be powered from AC or DC power. The front panel ON/OFF switch
controls AC and DC power coming into the base station. If AC and DC are both connected, the DC will
act as a power supply backup in the event AC power is interrupted.
Turn the front panel ON/OFF switch to the ON position.
The base station undergoes an initialization cycle. During this power up cycle the LEDs flash and the LCD
screen updates.
Approximately 4 seconds after turning on the power switch you will see a splash screen showing the
installed firmware version. The splash screen last approximately 6 seconds before advancing to the
normal Operation screen. If connected to a Local Area Network, the DHCP settings (IP address, MAC
address, etc) will then display until MENU is pressed to escape or until the normal timeout is completed.
The system will then display the main Operation screen and will be ready for normal use.
- Table of Contents 3
- A/C Power Warning 9
- Thank you from Clear-Com 10
- Battery Safety 11
- Maintenance and Care 12
- Quick Start Guide 13
- General Description 15
- Theory of Operation 17
- System Features 19
- What’s In The Box 19
- Other Items You May Need 20
- Base Station 21
- Choose a Location 22
- Base Station Location 22
- Power Connections 23
- Antenna Location 24
- Antenna Configuration 25
- Configure the Base Station 28
- Adjust Sidetone 29
- Selecting a Frequency Band 30
- Name Each Station 32
- Front Panel Lock 34
- Call Function 34
- GPO Relay Contacts 35
- Auxiliary Input/Output 36
- Stage Announce (SA) 36
- Default Settings 37
- Controls 39
- Echo Cancellation Menu 41
- Auto-Null Explained 41
- Auto-Null Procedure 43
- Test for Echo 43
- Manual Null 43
- Other Causes of Echo 44
- 2-Wire Wiring Schemes 45
- 2-W Audio links 46
- Accu-Sync 49
- Master Mode 50
- Base Station Controls 54
- Front Panel Left 54
- 7- Volume Control 55
- 8- Menu Button 55
- 9- Enter Button 55
- 10- Buttons 1 - 5 55
- 11- LCD 55
- Front Panel Right 56
- 6- IN Level Control 57
- 7- OUT Level Control 57
- 8- USB Connector 57
- 10- Power ON/OFF Switch 57
- Rear Panel Left 58
- Rear Panel Right 58
- Base Station Menu 60
- Remote Transceiver 62
- Transceiver controls 63
- Beltstation 64
- Beltstation Setup 66
- Power Options 67
- Beltstation Power On/Off 67
- Pairing with a Base Station 68
- Name Equipment 70
- Personal Preferences 70
- Set Mic Gain 71
- Wireless ISO 72
- Beltstation Overview 73
- Talk Button A/B and C/D 75
- Beltstation Menu 76
- How Do I …? 77
- From the Beltstation: 78
- From the Base Station: 78
- From the beltstation: 78
- Trouble Shooting 79
- Tempest Remote Transceiver 82
- 4-Wire intercom systems 83
- Specifications 84
- FCC Information 87
- Tempest Part Numbers 90
- Glossary 91
- Limited Warranty 93
- ECHNICAL SUPPORT POLICY 96
- EPAIR POLICY 98
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