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Tempest 2400 Wireless Intercom System

the program sound unless the director or another member of the production team interrupts the program

sound with special instructions through the IFB.

iSelect On-Command Roaming: Permits the beltstation user to select the base station appropriate for the

current location or activity.

License Free: The 2.4 GHz ISM band is approved for non-licensed use in virtually every country. It is the

responsibility of the user to ensure that the system is operated in accordance with local laws and regulations.

Lithium-polymer battery: A re-chargeable battery that provides long lasting, reliable power, with a

minimum of space and weight, utilizing lithium based chemistry in a stable polymer.

Loop -Thru Connectors: Allow multiple base stations to share a common channel.

Master Base Station: A Tempest base station that powers the 2-Wire Hybrid circuitry in itself and up to 9

additional base stations across the looped-thru shared channel. The Master base station provides power and

line termination.

Mix minus signal: A mix of all audio that the beltstation user needs to hear, minus the audio coming from

the beltstation itself.

Pairing: A programming process that allows a base station and beltstation to recognize each other.

Slot: One of five time intervals in the FHSS TDMA RF schema. Each beltstation occupies a slot. Also, one

of the five display locations on the base station LCD screen.

Stage Announce: A Tempest system feature that permits connection of the base station to a public address

system (PA), and allows a beltstation user to be heard through the PA. The option includes a relay that can

be used to activate the PA system.

Status Screen: Normal operational mode screen on the base station or beltstation LCD display.

T-Desk Software: Software, used to configure and monitor the Tempest Intercom System with a computer

over a Local Area Network.

Time Domain Multiple Access (TDMA): Radio technology that takes advantage of the relatively slow

speed of sound and much faster speed of RF, to create the illusion of multiple simultaneous transmissions.

Tempest Base Station: The control station for a group of Tempest Wireless Intercom beltstations with the

ability to interface with most commonly used wired intercom systems.

Tempest beltstation: An intercom user station, designed to be worn on the users belt in conjunction with a

headset that provides a dedicated communication link and freedom of movement.

Tempest Remote Transceiver: An accessory used with the Tempest base station to

locate the antennas apart from the base station without RF signal loss or attenuation.

USB-A: USB-B: USB mini-B:

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