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Unite CC – Cockpit Case
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Use with group ID 256
By default, the transmitters and receivers are supplied with the group ID 256.
A factory-set audio encryption key, which cannot be changed, is used for the factory-set group ID 256. The
audio encryption key ensures additional security against unauthorised listening. You can use the group ID
256 for a system
without pairing.
Receivers with the group ID 256 can find and connect to all transmitters with the group ID 256. This is done
via the dynamic channel search on the receiver.
Attention: When using several transmitters (e.g. Unite AP4 and several Unite TP) with the group ID 256 at the
same time, make sure that the individual channel names differ from each other! Otherwise this can cause
connection problems with the receivers!
Use with individual group ID
If several receivers are to be divided into different groups, for each group an individual group ID can be
assigned. A separate audio encryption key is generated for an individual group ID in order to ensure
additional security against unauthorised listening. This audio encryption key is generated during the
pairing process, stored in the charger and transmitted from the charger to the transmitter and receiver,
along with the channel name and group ID.
Since the audio encryption key is not transmitted via radio, it cannot be read out. This gives the system
maximum security against unauthorised listening.
The receivers can only connect to a transmitter with which they have been paired. If the group ID is
subsequently set manually on the receiver, no connection can be established because the audio
encryption key does not match. Please note that the transmitter to which the receivers are to be
connected must be defined as the master.