CoachComm Tempest NG Sideline, User Manual

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Components
Mic Gain
— This is the input level of the headset microphone into the BeltPack. Note that proper Mic Gain setting on the
BaseStation and each BeltPack is essential for proper system performance. When Mic Gain is set too high on any component,
it can cause echo or feedback throughout the system. The two principal types of headset microphones are Electret and
Dynamic. Tempest wireless products automatically detect which type of headset is connected. The Mic Gain setting for each
type is stored in memory. Always connect a headset before setting the Mic Gain.
Sidetone
— This screen is used to change the sidetone for the BeltPack’s headset. Sidetone is defined as a user’s own voice
folded back into the user’s headset.
Volume Limit
- The user can set minimum and maximum volume levels for this BeltPack. This is useful to keep a BeltPack
user from accidentally turning-down their volume so low that they cannot hear or so high that the create feedback into the
system. Great care should be exercised in this setting since an incorrect setting could result in a user not being able to hear
at all, or not being able to adjust their volume local at the BeltPack.
Player Announce
- The BaseStation can support external audio feeds and relay triggers for features such as player
communications or alerts. On this screen, the user can setup the Player Announce audio and relay functions. The audio is
set-up to either be momentary (when the CC button is pressed) or disabled. The relay can either be enabled or disabled.