RTS BP-4000, Technical Manual

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Universal Beltpack Initial Setup and Configuration 19
Setup Mode Indication
When power is applied to beltpack, the LED lights blink to indicate the setup mode it is currently
running.
RTS – LEDs blink three times in three seconds
Audiocom – LEDs blink six times in three seconds
Clear-Com – LEDs blink nine times in three seconds
Mode-Sensing Setup
To enter mode-sensing setup on the BP-4000/5000 belt pack , do the following:
1.
Connect one end of the XLR connector to the power supply or the powered network.
2.
Press the CALL and TALK buttons simultaneously and plug the other end of the XLR
connector into the beltpack unit.
The beltpack detects the type of system to operate – RTS, Audiocom, or Clear Com.
3.
Once the beltpack LED indicators start to blink, release the CALL and TALK buttons .
NOTE:
•
If the beltpack is powered on without pressing the CALL and TALK buttons, it operates in
the last known system configuration.
•
By default, the beltpack is configured for RTS mode.The headset microphone is auto-
sensing, which means it automatically determines if an Electret or Dynamic headset is
attached to the unit.
Firmware Version
Knowing the version of firmware running on the beltpack can assist a service technician to better
troubleshoot problems on the beltpack, if needed. When the beltpack has power applied to the unit while
pressing the TALK button, a voice prompt is heard in the headset saying the firmware version currently
installed.
To check the firmware version of the beltpack , do the following:
1.
Verify the beltpack does not have power connected .
2.
While pressing the TALK button, plug the power cable from the power supply or powered
network to the Intercom Channel Connector located on the bottom plate of the beltpack (see
Figure 1 on page 8).
[voice prompt] “X.X.X “(where X represents the firmware version).