Clear-Com FreeSpeak II Manuel utilisateur

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A FreeSpeak II wireless beltpack gives you simultaneous access to up to five channels of talk/listen

communication, with the ability to switch among them as desired. It communicates with the following FS II

components:

•The Base station (FSII-BASE) that routes communication to and from the beltpacks and other audio

devices.

•Transceiver/Antennas (FSII-TCVR-19, FSII-TCVR-24) that provide custom coverage zones in which the

beltpacks operate.

•Antenna splitters (PD2203) that run up to 5 separate transceiver/antennas.

For more information about the system, see the FreeSpeak II User Guide.

Charging the beltpack

Use your thumb to slide open the battery latch, and

insert the battery into the battery compartment with

the battery terminals facing inwards. The beltpack

can use a rechargeable Li-Ion battery or three AA

batteries. A dedicated drop-in battery charger can

charge up to five Li-Ion batteries simultaneously.

You can also insert the beltpack containing the

battery onto the charger.

You can also recharge batteries by using the

supplied USB cable.

Using the Beltpack

Ensure the beltpack has a charged battery and press and hold the recessed power button for three seconds

to switch it on. If you are using the beltpack with a FreeSpeak II Base station, the system has a default audio

set-up so the system can simply be wired and powered before basic use. The default set-up has two partyline

(conference) audio channels (A and B). Each channel talks to:

•All the beltpacks on that channel

•The head set on the Base station.

To turn the beltpack off, press and hold the power button for three seconds.

To customize an audio channel configuration, please refer to the FreeSpeak II User Guide.

Battery terminals

Battery upper side

Battery compartment door

Press to slide open

the battery latch

Quick

Start

Guide

FreeSpeak II™ wireless beltpack

Quick Start Guide |FreeSpeak II™ wireless beltpack (FSII BP19, FSII BP24)

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The beltpack has four keys labelled A, B, C, and

D. You can program each of these keys to

determine their communication destinations, and

the type of communication possible.

1) Connect a headset, using the XLR

connector on the base / rear of the

beltpack.

2) Press the appropriate key. While the key

is held down, audio transmits on that

channel. When the key is released,

audio no longer transmits. To latch a

key on for hands-free use, quickly tap

the key. Press the key to release the

latch.

3) Speak into the headset microphone.

4) To adjust the volume of incoming audio

for a channel, turn the appropriate

rotary control.

5) You can configure the beltpack Reply

key to reply to incoming calls or to call a

specified destination. See the

FreeSpeak II User Guide.

FS II Beltpack connectors

Entering and exiting Menu mode

Use Menu mode to:

•Configure the settings for the beltpack

•Read beltpack information such as software version

•Perform a site survey to maximize signal strength and coverage.

To enter Menu mode, press and hold the Menu key for three seconds. To exit Menu mode, press the Menu

key again. For more information about using Menu mode on the beltpack, see the FreeSpeak User Guide.

Battery

Compartment

Rotary control, audio

levels Channel A (also

menu navigation in

menu mode)

On/Off button (3 second

press and hold)

Rotary control,

audio levels

Channel B (also

menu navigation in

menu mode)

Channel A

Talk button

Channel A Call button

(also cancels menu selection

when in menu mode)

Beltpack information

screen (also displays

menu options when in

menu mode

Channel B

Talk button

Channel B Call button

(also menu select when in menu mode)

Menu button (2 second

press and hold)Reply button

LED

flashlight

LED flashlight

control

Headset

socket

3.5 mm stereo

jack line input

Micro USB connector

Drop-in charging

contacts

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