RadioCom TM Wireless Intercom Products. RadioCom TM RF Basics Transmitters and Receivers Intermodulation - Intermod Interference RadioCom TM Products.

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RadioCom TM Wireless Intercom Products

RadioCom TM RF Basics Transmitters and Receivers Intermodulation - Intermod Interference RadioCom TM Products Frequency Information New Products (BTR-1, TR-1, ACS-101 and FM-1) Current Products (BTR-800, BTR-700 and TR-825) Accessories

RadioCom TM A basic RF system is made up of a transmitter and a receiver The Transmitter: Takes the source information in (audio, data, etc…) Modulates (encodes) the RF wave with the information. Delivers the RF wave (signal) to the transmit (TX) antenna. The Receiver: Gathers in the RF wave (signal) from the receive (RX) antenna. Demodulates (decodes) the RF wave with the information. Outputs a copy of the original source information. RF Basics

RadioCom TM A Basic Wireless Intercom System (4 to 1) RF Basics

RadioCom TM += 1 Tx + 4 Rx = BTR-800, BTR-700, BTR-300 RF Basics

RadioCom TM A Basic Wireless Intercom System RF Basics

RadioCom TM += or 1 Tx + 1 Rx = BTR-1, BTR-600, BTR-500 and ALL TR’s RF Basics

RF Basics - Intermod Intermodulation – Intermod (What is it?) When two or more transmitter frequencies combine together to create additional frequencies Generally, NEED AT LEAST TWO TRANSMIT SIGNALS close to each other RadioCom TM

RF Basics - Intermod RadioCom TM Order Formulas 3 rd (f 1 + f 2 - f 3 ) = f 4 5 th (3 f 1 + f 2 - f 3 ) = f 4 5 th (2 f 1 + f 2 -2 f 3 ) = f 4 7 th (2 f 1 +2 f 2 -3 f 3 ) = f 4 7 th (3 f 1 + f 2 -3 f 3 ) = f 4 7 th (4 f 1 -2 f 2 - f 3 ) = f 4 HUH??!!

Alone Alone Both Together RadioCom TM RF Basics - Intermod

How to avoid Intermod 1.Pick frequencies that are known to work in the presence of each other. (Telex) 2.Choose equipment with well designed receivers and transmitters with appropriate filtering. (Telex) 3.Manage the positioning of ALL equipment (Base Stations, Beltpacks and Antennas within the system to optimize operational potential. (Telex) RadioCom TM

Outside Interference –TV stations, emergency radio, electronic devices, other radio stage equipment, and thousands of other things can all contribute to interference issues. RadioCom TM RF Basics - Interference

Channel 29 Analog Channel 32 Digital RadioCom TM RF Basics - Interference Wireless intercom and wireless microphones generally work by hiding in the “valleys” of the analog TV signal. Digital TV (DTV) signals use the entire TV bandwidth allocation and do not have “valleys” to hide in.

SOLUTION…… The only way to deal with Digital TV is to move where they aren’t! RadioCom TM has the solution regardless of the system selected. Frequency coordination is CRITICAL! RadioCom TM RF Basics - Interference

RF Basics - Frequency Coordination Frequency Coordination A system that has had frequencies coordinated will keep the number of returns, re-crystalings, and tech support calls to a minimum. Telex can assist in proper frequency selection. Before you call gather the following info: 1.Physical address (INCLUDING ZIP CODE) where the system will be used. 2.The frequencies of any additional wireless units (microphones, intercom, etc…) that may be used in conjunction with the new equipment. RadioCom TM

Wireless Intercom UHF VHF Wireless IFB Accessories Products

RadioCom TM NEW PRODUCTS BTR-1 TR-1 ACS-101 FM-1 QSB-1 SMP IC-100 CURRENT PRODUCTS BTR-800 BTR-700 BTR-600 BTR-500 BTR-300 TT-44/TR-34

RadioCom TM Operating Frequency Ranges for RadioCom TM Products: UHF BTR-1 > & MHz BTR-800 > & MHz BTR-700 > & MHz BTR-500, BTR-600 > & MHz VHF BTR-300 > MHz & MHz TT-44 (IFB) > MHz Frequency Information

RadioCom TM BTR-500, TR-500, BTR-600, TR-600, BTR-700, TR-700, BTR-800, TR-800, TR-825, BTR-1 and TR-1 are Type Accepted under United States Federal Communications Commission Part 74. Licensing of Telex equipment is the User’s responsibility and licensibility depends on the user’s classification, user’s application and frequency selected. Telex strongly urges the user to contact the appropriate telecommunications authority for any desired clarification. BTR-300 and TR-300 are Type Accepted under United States Federal Communications Commission Part 74 and Part 90. Licensing of Telex equipment is the User’s responsibility and licensibility depends on the user’s classification, user’s application and frequency selected. Telex strongly urges the user to contact the appropriate telecommunications authority for any desired clarification. ALL Wireless Professional Intercoms must be licensed and all are available under various circumstances: Broadcast License System Temporary Authorizations (STA) Experimental License Waiver License Information

RadioCom TM Base Station  (BTR-800, BTR-700, BTR-1, BTR-600, BTR-500, BTR-300) Belt Pack  (TR-825, TR-800, TR-700, TR-1, TR-600, TR-500, TR-300) Antennas  (Omni Directional, Directional) Headsets  (PH-100, PH-2, PH-88) Components of a Professional Wireless Intercom

RadioCom TM IC-100 TR-1 BTR-1 SMP FM-1 QSB-1 ACS-101 New Products

RadioCom TM BTR-1 and TR-1 1 to 1 Configuration (1 Base to 1 Beltpack) – FULL DUPLEX Multiple Beltpacks with HALF DUPLEX operation (First ON, Latch OUT) Proprietary 32 Bit digital audio encryption Frequency agile in 18 MHz bands (UHF MHz) 34 Frequency Band Pairs (A2, B4, C6, F7, D6....) TR-1 Beltpack BTR-1 Base Station New Products – BTR-1

RadioCom TM 3 Audio Channel Capability with 2-Wire Line Mix 3 rd Button Program  Relay Closure  3 rd Audio Channel Talk\Listen Mix Capability 50 Factory Selected Operating Channel Plans Advanced ClearScan TM Automatic Frequency Selection Intelligent Power Control (Select at TR-1) RF Meter on BTR-1 TR-1 Battery Life 10 Hours on Alkaline System Management Program (SMP) BTR-1 and TR-1 New Products – BTR-1

RadioCom TM New Products – BTR-1

RadioCom TM Set up Information… BTR & TR are SAME frequency band AND set to the same Group and Channel number…if not sure…… Press [MENU] as powering up BTR and TR. Will set units to GP 1 – CH A1 Set Encryption Code on BTR (Main Menu) Set Encryption Code on TR (Main Menu) Set Serial Number of BTR on TR (Embedded Encryption Code)  Press-Hold [MENU] + [UP} (3 Seconds) and enter S/N of BTR Confirm connection with Battery Gauge BTR-1 Setup

RadioCom TM UHF Frequency Information…

BTR-1 Frequency Information RadioCom TM BTR-1 Frequency Information… 50 Pre-Programmed Groups Gp 1 to Gp User Defined Groups Gp 51 to Gp 62 Gp 63 utilized by ClearScan Gp 64 utilized by SMP BTR-1 Freq Groups

RadioCom TM Systems Management FM-1 System Manager Provides interface for up to 10 BTR/TR-1 Systems that enables frequency plans and system configurations to be easily updated and maintained DataFlash Memory Card (2MB) New Products – FM-1

RadioCom TM SMP Program allows system and frequency configuration of up to 10 BTR-1 Base Stations from your PC Step 1 > Launch the SMP Program New Products - SMP

RadioCom TM Step 2 > Configure your System  Enter Base (BTR-1) Information for each BTR-1 in your system Name of Base Intercom Type Frequency and Band for Transmitter and Receiver Auxiliary Input Settings Side tone Level Settings (Local BTR-1 and Beltpack) Base Transmit Power Setting New Products - SMP

RadioCom TM Step 3 > Configure your Each “Button” (A, B and C)  Select Intercom Line and levels for each Button (Each A, B or C Button is associated with the mating TR-1 Beltpack)  Select to Enable Auxiliary Audio for each Button (Allows Auxiliary Audio Input from the BTR-1 to be accessed by any, or all, of the A, B or C Buttons) New Products - SMP

RadioCom TM Step 4 > Save the information and “Download” the file to a DataFlash Card Step 5 > Insert the DataFlash Card into the FM-1 and “Download” the information to the BTR-1 System New Products - SMP SMP DEMO…

RadioCom TM Antenna Management ACS-101 Antenna Combiner Splitter Provides up to 10 BTR-1 Transmit and Receive Antenna feeds to 1 Transmit Antenna and 1 Receive Antenna New Products – ACS-101

RadioCom TM Intercom Source Panel (Available Soon….) IC-100 (Patent Pending) Provides 2 Wire Intercom audio channel assignment for up to 12 users (coaches) Provides protection on I/C lines New Products – IC-100

RadioCom TM UHF - Frequency Agile 4 Frequency Bands (E88, A2, B4, C6) 1440 User Selectable Frequencies 24 Factory Selected Operating Channel Plans 12 User Defined Operating Channel Plans ClearScan TM Automatic Frequency Selection Full Duplex Operation > 4 Beltpacks to 1 Base BTR-800

RadioCom TM Graphic User Interface Stage Announce (SA) Output with Relay Closure Wireless Talk Around (Broadcast ISO) 2 Audio Channels Integrated User Station Intelligent Power Control Cast Magnesium Beltpack TR-800 Battery Life > 14 Hrs on Alkaline NiMH Battery Option > 11 Hrs on NiMH System Compatibility with 2W and 4W BTR-800

ClearScan TM Searches the operational 18MHz bandwidths for the best possible frequencies Scans all of the factory preselected groups as well as the user definable groups Functions from the base and the beltpack with the same button combination Beltpack 1 st …..then Base Station 2 nd RadioCom TM

BTR-800 Rear Panel RadioCom TM Intercom Switch must be in the proper location (Telex, RTS, ClearCom) before power is turned on

TR-800 Beltpack Functionality Latchable Talk button Channel Select switch WTA (ISO) button  Wireless Talk Around SA button  Stage Announce Level Control All buttons are fully programmable RadioCom TM TR-800

Beltpack automatically reduces power 10dB (from 50mW to 5mW), when beltpack is in close proximity to base Reduces BTR receiver desensing created by near/far situations Saves battery life Reduces effect of intermodulation Intelligent Power Control TM RadioCom TM TR-800

RadioCom TM Use with BTR-800 Same Features as TR-800 PLUS:  Dual Listen and Dual Talk Operation  Listen to “Tech” In One Ear and “Production” in the Other  Separate Volume Controls for Each Audio Channel Can Operate in Either Stereo or Mono Mode Can Use TR-825 and TR-800 Together in a System TR-825 Battery Life > 11 Hrs on Alkaline : 9 Hrs on NiMH TR-825

RadioCom TM SAME FEATURES of BTR-800 EXCEPT…. 1 Audio Channel 3 Frequency Bands (A2, B4, C6) NO SA or WTA BTR-700

RadioCom TM UHF Frequency Information…

RadioCom TM BTR-800 Channel Groups

RadioCom TM BTR-800 A2

RadioCom TM BTR-800 B4

RadioCom TM BTR-800 C6

RadioCom TM BTR-800 E88

RadioCom TM BTR-700 Channel Groups

RadioCom TM BTR-700 A2

RadioCom TM BTR-700 B4

RadioCom TM BTR-700 C6

RadioCom TM VHF - Crystal Controlled Order BTR/TR-300 on Defined Frequency Plans Full Duplex Operation > 4 Beltpacks to 1 Base 1 Audio Channel Cost Effective, Entry Level System Available “Mirror Image” Beltpack pairs TR-300 Battery Life > 24 Hrs on Alkaline NiMH Battery Option > 17 Hrs System Compatibility with 2W and 4W BTR-300

RadioCom TM BTR-300 BTR-300 Systems ARE NOT designed to operate with BTR-200 systems TR-300’s can be made on TR-200 frequencies  7127SP OR  7129SP (RTS version) TR-200 frequencies must be included on line note to insure correct production build (see next page for frequencies) Tour Guide Systems (1 Master Beltpack “TLM” and other ‘slave’ beltpacks “PTNXL”) Mirror Image Beltpacks (NO BASE REQUIRED) Multiple TR-300’s (more than 4) on one BTR-300. TR-300’s ordered on same frequency with either “PTNXL” or “PTXL” option Move away from “Travel Groups”

RadioCom TM BTR-300 Frequency Information Compatible within frequency plan only Maximum of 4 BTR-300 Systems at one location Move away from Travel Groups

Standard 300 System w/4 Users One BTR-300 basestation –BTR XXXX (710A ex.) Four TR-300’s beltpacks –#1 TR XXXXX (710A1 ex.) –#2 TR XXXXX (710A2 ex.) –#3 TR XXXXX (710A3 ex) –#4 TR XXXXX (710A4 ex) Headsets –Four headsets for TR-300s –Optional fifth headset for BTR-300 RadioCom TM

Mirrored TR-300 Systems Two wireless users only No interfacing to other equipment Full duplex communication Frequency Plans –712A –713A –812A –813A Channel 7-12 A Group (Example) –7127-M712 > Qty 1 –7127-M127 > Qty 1 RadioCom TM

BTR-300 Mirror Image Frequencies Compatible within frequency plan only Move away from Travel Groups

Tour Guide Systems Expanded Mirrored Pair System Tour guide full duplex, members are simplex No interfacing to other equipment Frequency Plans –712A –713A –812A –813A RadioCom TM

Tour Guide Ordering Example Guide and 6 members of tour (712A example) Tour Guide 7127M712 Qty 1 TLM Modification ($185) Tour Members 7127M127 Qty 6 PTXNL or PTXL ($65/ea) RadioCom TM

BTR-300 Systems ARE NOT designed to operate with BTR-200 systems

RadioCom TM UHF - Crystal Controlled Frequency Agile > Frequency Selectable (A or B) Order BTR/TR-500 on Defined Frequency Plans Full Duplex Operation > 1 Beltpack to 1 Base 2 Audio Channels Available “Mirror Image” Beltpack Pairs TR-500 Battery Life > 12 Hrs on Alkaline NiMH Battery Option System Compatibility with 2W and 4W BTR-500 (Available until Dec-2005)

RadioCom TM Same Features and Performance as the BTR/TR-500 Digitally Encrypted Audio > Uses 24 Bit Digital Encryption Technique for Audio Path Between Beltpack and Base Station User Selectable Encryption Code BTR-600 (Available until Dec-2005)

RadioCom TM 16 Channel Wireless IFB MHz Operating Frequency Range Up to 5 Transmitters Operating Simultaneously Accepts RTS TW, AudioCom, RadioCom Inputs TR-34 Battery Life > 40 Hrs on Alkaline TR-44 & TR-34 Being re-designed like the New SoundMate…Available??

RadioCom TM Headsets Antennas Coax Cable NiMH Battery Packs and Chargers Special Order Options Power Supplies Belt Clips Accessories

RadioCom TM APS-1 Antenna Combiner/Splitter - Multiple System Example

RadioCom TM w i r e l e s s t h a t w o r k s TM