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General

Channels

2 audio channels

Frequency Range

2400 – 2483.5 MHz

Antenna

Internal

Frequency Response

200 Hz to 7 kHz

Battery Requirements

3.6V lithium ion

Battery Life

Up to 20 hours

Temperature Range

32-122°F (0-50°C)

Weight

5.7 oz (.16 kg) with battery

Microphone

Electret

Headset Output

160mW into 32Ω

Controls

Power, Volume-up, Volume-down, A, B, ISO

Indicators

Dual-color LED (red/green)

Communication Security

64-bit encryption

System Distortion

<2%

Belt Pack Transmitter

Type

Frequency Hopping, Spread Spectrum

Transmit Power

100mW burst

Transmission

Modes

Momentary or latch

Modulation Type

Gaussian filtered FSK, TDMA

Frequency Stability

13 ppm

Harmonics/Spurious

Exceeds FCC and ETSI specifications

Belt Pack Receiver

Type: RF Sensitivity

Frequency Hopping, Spread Spectrum <-90dBm w 10-3 BER

Frequency Stability

13 ppm

Distortion

<2%

WH410 All-In-One Headset Specifications

Summary of Contents for HME DX410

Page 1: ...Part Number 399G162 Rev B Date 1 27 16 Clear Com HME DX410 Dual Channel Wireless Intercom User Guide...

Page 2: ...n authorization of Clear Com an HME Company Clear Com Offices are located in California USA Cambridge UK Montreal Canada and Beijing China Addresses and contact information can be found on Clear Com s...

Page 3: ...nd Health Act limits The term IC before the certification registration number only signifies that the Industry Canada technical specifications were met Base Station Antenna minimum safe distance 7 9 i...

Page 4: ...of recovery from municipal collection points reuse and recycling of specified percentages per the WEEE requirements Instructions for Disposal of WEEE by Users in the European Union The symbol shown be...

Page 5: ...ration 20 COMMUNICATOR Operation 21 EU BASE STATION Adaptive Frequency Hopping 23 Troubleshooting 26 Technical Data 27 BS410 Base Station Specifications 27 BP410 Belt Pack Specifications 28 WH410 All...

Page 6: ...operate in full duplex mode In the single channel mode any four Communicators can operate in full duplex mode This number can be increased by adding up to three additional base stations The DX410 supp...

Page 7: ...vel adjust B Controls 16 B 2 W indicator light 17 B 2 W input level adjust 18 B 2 W output level adjust 19 B 2 W 4 W SELECT button 20 B AUTO NULL button recessed 21 B 4 W input level adjust 22 B 4 W o...

Page 8: ...Connector 9 B 4 W RJ 45 Connector 10 SINGLE DUAL Channel Select Switch 11 AUX IN Connector 12 AUX OUT Connector 13 Relay Connector 14 DC Power Connector 15 ANT R TNC 16 Chassis Grounding Screw Belt P...

Page 9: ...1 Channel A Intercom 1 button 2 ISO Isolate button 3 Volume up button 4 Volume down button 5 Channel B Intercom 2 button 6 Power mode lights 7 Microphone 8 Power button 9 Battery 10 Battery release l...

Page 10: ...outlet Charge all the batteries while the other equipment is being installed Charging time is about 2 5 hours Connect AC Power Supply To connect the AC power supply to the battery charger 1 Connect th...

Page 11: ...A green light indicates that the battery is READY h h A steady yellow light indicates that the CHARGE FAILED If a charge fails refer to the instructions on the side of battery charger h h A flashing y...

Page 12: ...UAL Channel select switch for the base station to operate in Single or Dual channel mode h h In Single Channel mode all wireless users will be able to hear each other Up to four users can talk simulta...

Page 13: ...ion at one time Set Up COMMUNICATOR s Before registering them set up all Communicators as follows The Belt Pack h h Insert a fully charged battery in each Belt Pack with the metal contacts inserted fi...

Page 14: ...t it so that the microphone is near the side of your mouth Metal Band Size adjuster Microphone adjustment Changing Batteries When a battery weakens a prompt in the headset will say Change battery Remo...

Page 15: ...bout 15 seconds the STATUS display will show the ID number assigned to the Communicator for about 10 seconds NOTE ID numbers are assigned sequentially 0 through 9 then A b C d and E h h The power ligh...

Page 16: ...volume up button WH410 only All In One Headset lights off mode B button NOTE All In One Headsets can be set up with its indicator lights off to avoid distraction if users are in an area visible to au...

Page 17: ...earing headsets please notify them of the impending audio sweep prior to auto nulling h h Press and hold the AUTO NULL button for two seconds To press the AUTO NULL button insert a pen or similar poin...

Page 18: ...cators or a local headset going out to 2 W and 4 W equipment connected to the base station h h The AUTO NULL button 5 is used to eliminate echo caused by mismatched line characteristics of an external...

Page 19: ...d listening level at the auxiliary unit Listen to the audio input in your headset as you adjust the INPUT control 3 below the light to the desired level Auxiliary Controls and Indicator Lights h h The...

Page 20: ...nication from the local headset to A B A B or ISO h h The A B A B or ISO indicator light will be lit for the selection you made h h A and B communication will be heard by wireless users on the respect...

Page 21: ...Operation In PTT operation audio is transmitted only while you are pressing and holding the A B or ISO button When you release the button transmission stops h h Hands free Mode Operation Quickly pres...

Page 22: ...Tone h h To increase side tone Press the volume up button while holding down the A button in the normal operating mode h h To decrease side tone Press the volume down button while holding down the A...

Page 23: ...egulations Clear Com has implemented an Adaptive Frequency Hopping AFH mode for the new DX EU base stations The key idea behind AFH is using only the good frequencies or channels unoccupied by other e...

Page 24: ...must also be AFH capable AFH capable headsets and belt packs will have the letters AFH labeled on the belt pack and headsets AFH communicators will auto detect if the system is in AFH mode and adjust...

Page 25: ...twice the number of radio channels If the Wi Fi router is set to 802 11n mode it is best to limit Wi Fi bandwidth to 20 MHz h h Alternate band selection While most Wi Fi systems operate at 2 4 GHz wh...

Page 26: ...lected in the HEADSET section of the base station front panel If using a Belt Pack or All In One Headset press the desired IC button People on the RTS Clear Com systems cannot hear me or I cannot hear...

Page 27: ...tchable RTS or Clear Com mode 200 level adjustable null adjustable to 50dB attenuation typical Auxiliary Input XLR 3F 6 35 mm combo jack 600 balanced level adjustable Auxiliary Output XLR 3M 600 balan...

Page 28: ...mW into 32 Controls Power Volume up Volume down A B ISO Indicators Dual color LED red green Communication Security 64 bit encryption System Distortion 2 Belt Pack Transmitter Type Frequency Hopping Sp...

Page 29: ...e down A B ISO Indicators Dual color LED red green Communication Security 64 bit encryption System Distortion 2 Belt Pack Transmitter Type Frequency Hopping Spread Spectrum Transmit Power 100mW burst...

Page 30: ...B TX OFF Blinks Green ISO TX Blinks Green Blinks Green Low battery Appropriate channel light Blinks Red when in idle mode BP410 Condition A Indicator Light B Indicator Light A Idle Steady Green OFF A...

Page 31: ...Male NOTE 2 For AUX type daisy chaining the cable connectors must be 3 pin XLR h h If using 4 wire connection use cable with In Out crossed as shown to the right An Ethernet crossover cable will not w...

Page 32: ...ack in the headsets 2 Wire Channel Termination If termination of the base station is necessary such as when multiple base stations are daisy chained set the JP5 A and or JP6 B jumpers to the ON positi...

Page 33: ...D button STATUS display REG button 1 Power up the base station An 8 will appear on the STATUS display for a few seconds Once the 8 disappears and the STATUS display is blank primary base station or sh...

Page 34: ...et the Wi Fi system to something other than channel 6 or 7 Your DX410 should be set to the high or low band opposite any Wi Fi frequency range in use DX410 Low Band 2 4000 2 4400 GHz DX410 High Band 2...

Page 35: ...35 APPENDIX E AUDIO ROUTING DIAGRAM CH B 2WT04W CH B 4WT02W CH A 4WT02W CH A 2WT04W...

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