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Table of contents

Safety

SafetySafety 6

1.1 6Copyright and Disclaimer

1.2 6Notices

1.3 7Important safety instructions

Introduction

IntroductionIntroduction 8

2.1 8Features

Reference view

Reference viewReference view 9

3.1 10Belt clip removal and replacement

Cabling

CablingCabling 11

1111

4.1 11To OMS

4.2 12To OMI

4.3 12To ODIN

4.4 13PoE

Install the Bluetooth dongle

Install the Bluetooth dongleInstall the Bluetooth dongle 15

1515

Create an Intercom connection

Create an Intercom connectionCreate an Intercom connection 16

1616

6.1 16Connect to OMS using Connect Devices

6.2 16Configure intercom OMNEO ports to make connection offers

6.2.1 16Configure OMS to make a connection offer

6.2.2 17Configure ODIN to make a connection offer

6.3 18Accept a connection offer on DBP

6.4 18Create connections using IPedit

6.4.1 18Add DBP to IPedit

6.4.2 19Configure an OMNEO channel for DBP using IPedit

6.4.3 21Configure the DBP to accept an OMNEO offer using IPedit

6.5 22Create connections using AZedit

6.5.1 22Configure OMS/ODIN to make a connection offer

6.5.2 23Configure an OMI card to make a connection offer

Modes of operation

Modes of operationModes of operation 25

2525

7.1 25PL Mode

7.2 25Keypanel Mode

Basic Operation

Basic OperationBasic Operation 26

2626

8.1 26Main screen icons

8.2 27Navigation basics

8.3 28Hot keys

8.4 31UI controls

8.5 32Volume adjustment

8.6 34Call Signaling (PL Mode only)

8.7 34Talk and Listen

8.8 35Call waiting window

8.9 37Bluetooth

8.9.1 37Answer a phone call via Bluetooth

8.9.2 39Phone call management window

8.9.3 39Patch a phone call to the Intercom

8.10 40Upgrade firmware

8.11 44Download screen saver images or splash screen images

Menu Structure

Menu StructureMenu Structure 46

4646

9.1 46Setup | Network

9.1.1 47Device Name

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9.1.2 48DHCP

9.1.3 48IP Address

9.1.4 49Netmask

9.1.5 50Gateway

9.1.6 51DNS Server

9.1.7 52Domain

9.1.8 53MAC Address

9.2 53Setup | Offers

9.2.1 53DBP Offers

9.2.2 54Aux Offers

9.3 54Setup | Key Assignments

9.4 56Setup | Service

9.4.1 56Tone

9.4.2 57Test Mode

9.4.3 58User Reset

9.4.4 59Factory Reset

9.5 61Setup | Authentication

9.5.1 61Require PIN

9.5.2 62Set PIN

9.6 63Setup | Key Modes

9.7 63Audio | Headset

9.7.1 63Sidetone

9.7.2 64Echo Canceller

9.8 65Audio | Microphone

9.8.1 65Mic Select

9.8.2 65Mic Gain

9.8.3 66Hot Mic

9.8.4 67Noise Gate

9.8.5 68XLR Mic Type

9.8.6 68Allow Mic Kill

9.8.7 69Send Mic Kill

9.9 70Audio | 3.5mm Aux

9.9.1 70Aux Mode

9.9.2 71Input Gain

9.9.3 71Output Gain

9.10 72Audio | BT Aux Levels

9.10.1 72Input Gain

9.10.2 72Output Gain

9.11 73Audio | OMNEO CH 2 Levels

9.11.1 73Input Gain

9.11.2 74Output Gain

9.12 74Audio | Mixer

9.12.1 74Headset L+R

9.12.2 75Headset Left

9.12.3 76Headset Right

9.12.4 76To Intercom

9.12.5 773.5mm Aux Out

9.12.6 77OMNEO Ch2 Out

9.12.7 78Bluetooth Out

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9.13 79Call Alerts

9.13.1 79Call Beep

9.13.2 80Call Vibration

9.14 80Information

9.15 81Bluetooth

9.15.1 81Ready to Pair

9.15.2 83Paired Headsets

9.15.3 84Paired Aux Devs

9.16 86Display

9.16.1 86Display Mode

9.16.2 87Brightness

9.16.3 88Screen Saver

9.16.4 88Screen Flip

Icons

IconsIcons 90

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Technical data

Technical dataTechnical data 93

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1 Safety

1.1 Copyright and Disclaimer

and are the property of Bosch Security Systems, LLC. Bosch reserves all patent, proprietary

design, manufacturing, reproduction, use and sales rights thereto, and to any article disclosed

therein, except to the extent rights are expressly granted to others.

No part of this document may be reproduced or transmitted in any form by any means,

electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording, or otherwise, without the prior written

permission of the publisher. For information on getting permission for reprints and excerpts,

contact Bosch Security Systems, LLC.

All other trademarks are property of their respective owners.

The content and illustrations are subject to change without prior notice.

1.2 Notices

CE Compliant and UL Certified

The lightning flash and

arrowhead within the triangle

is a warning sign alerting you

of dangerous voltage inside

the product.

Caution: To reduce the risk of

electric shock, do not remove

cover. No user-serviceable

parts inside. Refer servicing

to qualified service personnel

The exclamation point within

the triangle is a warning sign

alerting you of important

instructions accompanying

the product.

See marking on bottom/back of product.

Warning!

Apparatus shall not be exposed to dripping or splashing and no objects filled with liquids,

such as vases, shall be placed on the apparatus.

Warning!

This is a CLASS A product. In a domestic environment, this product may cause radio

interference, in which case the user may be required to take adequate measures.

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Warning!

To reduce the risk of fire or electric shock, do not expose this apparatus to rain or moisture.

1.3 Important safety instructions

1. Read these instructions.

2. Keep these instructions.

3. Heed all warnings.

4. Follow all instructions.

5. Do not use this apparatus near water.

6. Clean only with a dry cloth.

7. Do not install near any heat sources such as radiators, heat registers, stoves, or other

apparatus (including amplifiers) that produce heat.

8. Only use attachments/accessories specified by the manufacturer.

9. Use only with the cart, stand, tripod, bracket, or table specified by the manufacturer, or

with the apparatus. When a cart is used, use caution when moving the cart/apparatus

combination to avoid injury from tip-over.

10. Unplug the apparatus during lightning storms or when unused for long periods of time.

11. Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel. Servicing is required when the

apparatus has been damaged in any way, such as power-supply cord or plug is damaged,

liquid has been spilled or objects have fallen into the apparatus, the apparatus has been

exposed to rain or moisture, does not operate normally, or has been dropped.

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2 Introduction

The (Digital Belt Pack) is one of RTS' initial offerings in the wired digital party lineDBP

solution space. The DBP provides two modes in which the DBP can operate for up to four

configurable audio conferences. There are two modes DBP can operate, (Keypanel) modeKP

and (Party Line) mode. When connected to an intercom in KP mode, any key assignmentPL

that is made to a keypanel can be made on the DBP. When connected to an OMS, the

assignment types are limited to PL, (relays), and (UPL resources).RY UR

When connected to the (OMNEO Main Station), the DBP operates as a digital party lineOMS

device. The DBP also connects to any of the RTS matrix products directly via OMNEO. This

includes OMI cards in ADAM (or ADAM -M) frames or OMNEO ports on ODIN frames. When

connected to an RTS OMNEO matrix, the DBP acts as a wired, 4-button keypanel. The DBP

automatically determines the correct mode of operation (digital party line connection to OMS

or keypanel connection to the matrix) at power on.

The DBP recovers power over an 802.3af or 802.3at compliant Ethernet interface. The PoE

(power over Ethernet) In port connects to a PoE compliant power sourcing equipment. The

PoE Out port is available for daisy chain connections to other DBPs.

The DBP comes in a rugged, over-molded enclosure that is IP-53 compliant. It has a full-color

TFT display and an icon-based menu interface, which allows for local configuration of essential

customer preferences.

2.1 Features

– Incorporates both XLR and 3.5 mm TRRS connectors for headsets, and the XLR headsets

are available in 3 different headset XLR options: 4-pin female, 4-pin male, and 5-pin

female. The 5-pin female headset supports stereo audio.

– PoE powered via an 802.3af or 802.3at managed switch or PoE injector. Contains a PoE

In and PoE Out port, which allows up to six DBPs to be daisy-chain connected to the

same PoE (+) switch port.

– DBP connects to an OMNEO main station (Digital Party Line) or an OMNEO capable

matrix (OMI card or ODIN). DBP can support up to four active Party Lines. 40 DBPs can

be connected to OMS (based on model), 64 DBPs can be connected to one OMI card

(based on model, 128 DBPs can be connected to one ODIN, based on model).

– Supports Bluetooth audio connectivity using either an IO Gear GBU522 dongle or an LM

Technologies LM506 dongle.

– Incoming CALL notifications via audible alerts or haptic vibration.

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3 Reference view

1 2 3 4 5 67

910 11 12

13 14

1 Master Volume Control knob / Key A and C Volume knob

2 CLR/BACK button

3 CALL button

4 SEL/MENU button

5 Master Volume Control knob / Key B and D Volume knob

6 Lanyard loop

7 Belt Clip

8 USB Bluetooth dongle connector

9 PoE Out connector

10 PoE In connector

11 XLR Headset connector

12 3.5mm AUX connector

13 Talk keys (A, B, C, and D)

14 Display screen

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3.1 Belt clip removal and replacement

To , do the following:remove the belt clip

1. Lift the tension clip (1) up.

2. With the tension clip up, slide the (2).belt clip out of the belt clip track

To , do the following:replace the belt clip

4Align and slide the belt clip into the belt clip track (2).

A click is felt/heard when the belt clip is securely in place.

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4 Cabling

4.1 To OMS

Notice!

PoE is not necessary as long as it is on a network that can reach the DBP.

To , do the following:cable the DBP to an OMS main station

1. Using a CAT-5e cable, attach on the DBP.one end to the PoE IN connector

2. Connect the to an approved PoE switch.other end of the cable

3. Using a second CAT-5e cable, connect .one end to the approved PoE switch

4. Connect the on the OMS device.other end to the OMNEO connector

PoE Switch

Notice!

If using IPedit to configure the connection between the DBP and the OMS, a third cable is

needed to connect the OMNEO port to the PoE switch.

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For information on connecting the DBP to the OMS, see

Configure OMS to make a connection

offer, page 16

4.2 To OMI

To , do the following:cable a DBP to an OMI card

1. Using a CAT-5e cable, attach on the DBP.one end to the PoE IN connector

2. Connect the to an approved PoE switch.other end of the cable

3. Using a second CAT-5e cable, connect .one end to the approved PoE switch

4. Connect the other end to an Ethernet connector on the OMI card.

SERIAL

J2J1

ETHERNET

OMI-2 BC

PoE Switch

For information on connecting the DBP to the OMI card, see

Configure an OMI card to make a

connection offer, page 23

4.3 To ODIN

To , do the following:connect the DBP to an ODIN matrix

1. Using a CAT-5e cable, attach on the DBP.one end to the PoE IN connector

2. Connect the to an approved PoE switch.other end of the cable

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3. Using a second CAT-5e cable, connect .one end to the approved PoE switch

4. Connect on ODIN.the other end to the OMNEO port

J6 J7

PoE Switch

Notice!

If using IPedit to configure the connection between the DBP and ODIN, use a third cable to

connect the OMNEO port to the PoE switch.

For information on how to connect the DBP to an ODIN, refer to

Configure ODIN to make a

connection offer, page 17

4.4 PoE

The Digital Belt Pack includes a PoE In and PoE Out connector that allows multiple DBPs to be

daisy chained from the same switch port. RTS recommends use of an 802.3at compliant PoE

switch for daisy chaining. RTS guidance on the number of DBPs that can be daisy chained

from an 802.3at port are as follows:

– Using CAT-5e cable or better, up to six DBPs can be daisy chained where each daisy chain

span has a length of 100 foot (30 m) or less (total of 600 feet / 180 meters of cable).

– Using CAT-5e cable or better, up to three DBPs can be daisy chained where each daisy

chain span has a length of 328 foot (100 m) or less (total of 984 feet / 300 meters of

cable).

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Notice!

It is possible to use PoE injectors on the end of a daisy chain to extend the number of DBPs

and cable lengths supported

Using more than 6 DBPs on the same 802.3at switch port may result in unreliable beltpack

operation.

To , do the following:daisy chain belt backs together

1. Connect one end of a CAT-5e cable from the .PoE Out connector on one DBP belt pack

2. Connect the other end of the CAT-5e cable to the PoE In connector on a second DBP

belt pack.

3. Connect one end of a second CAT-5e cable to the PoE Out connector on the second DBP

belt pack.

4. Connect the other end of the second CAT-5e cable to the PoE In connector on a third

DBP belt pack.

5. Repeat these to add additional belt packs to the daisy chain.steps

Figure4.1: Daisy Chain Example

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5 Install the Bluetooth dongle

It is best to install the dongle when there is no power to the device. If you install the dongle

while the DBP is on, the belt pack recognizes the dongle and reboots to initialize the hardware

properly. If you remove the dongle while the DBP has power, it does not reboot.

Notice!

Optimal Bluetooth audio quality is achieved when the DBP is paired with a headset that

incorporates a boom microphone construction versus Bluetooth headsets with embedded

microphones (i.e., ear buds).

To , do the following:install the Bluetooth dongle

1. Open the (1).USB connector door

Take care not to over-extend the door.

2. Insert the (2) in the connector.dongle

Figure5.1: DBP USB dongle installation

3. Close the (1).USB connector door

4. Push the to ensure the door is within the DBP enclosure.door surface

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6 Create an Intercom connection

6.1 Connect to OMS using Connect Devices

To , do the following:connect OMNEO devices via the OMS front panel UI

1. Navigate to (Connect Devices menu itemmenu item Configuration | Ports | Connect

Devices).

2. Click the .ENC2 encoder knob

OMS scans for available OMNEO devices, and then shows devices that support Easy

Connect (KP-Series, DBP, OKI, etc.). Discoverable devices need to be powered on,

connected to the network, and be on the same subnet.

3. Navigate to the .Connect All button

Navigate to the .OMNEO device

4. Select the .Connect button

6.2 Configure intercom OMNEO ports to make connection offers

6.2.1 Configure OMS to make a connection offer

Notice!

For more information, see the OMS manual found at www.rtsintercoms.com.

To , do the following:connect a DBP to OMS

1. Navigate to the OMNEO icon (Configuration | Ports | OMNEO).

2. Click the .ENC2 encoder knob

The OMNEO Channels screen displays.

3. Select the .port to configure

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Notice!

If you are connecting a DBP or Keypanel in order to power it up on this port, choose Channel

1. Any other port is an Aux port and the DBP has only two channels.

1. Enter the of the partner device to connect to this port.device name

2. Select the of partner device.type

3. Select the on the partner device to connect to.channel number

4. (Optional) Change the for the connection.Rx Latency

The default is recommended.

5. When finished, press to exit.ENC1

6. Choose to save the changes.Save

6.2.2 Configure ODIN to make a connection offer

Notice!

For more information, see the ODIN manual found at www.rtsintercoms.com

To , do the following:connect a DBP to an ODIN

1. Navigate to the .OMNEO icon

2. Click the .right encoder knob

The OMNEO Channels screen displays.

Notice!

If the intercom system contains only one ODIN frame, the Frame field is not displayed. If the

intercom system contains multiple ODIN frames, the Frame field activates and allows ports in

other frames to be selected and configured. While the Frame field is highlighted, press the

right encoder knob to activate the field. Once activated, turn the right encoder knob to select

another frame in the system.

3. Navigate to the .Port field

4. Click the .right encoder knob

The Port field becomes active.

5. Scroll to the .desired port

6. Navigate to the .Device Name field

7. Enter the to connect to this port.device name of the partner device

8. Navigate to the .Device Type field

9. Scroll to the of the partner device.OMNEO device type

10. Navigate to the .channel field

11. Scroll to the on the partner device.desired channel

12. (Optional) Enter a for this connection.description

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13. (Optional) Select the to use for this connection. (1 ms is recommended for bestlatency

quality).

14. Click the to exit the screen.left encoder knob

A Changes Made confirmation message displays.

15. Navigate to the .desired action

16. Click the right encoder knob to .confirm

Notice!

Alternately, the left shaft encoder can be clicked or the CLR button can be pressed to cancel

this prompt and go back to editing the underlying screen.

17. Click the right encoder knob to .confirm the selection

6.3 Accept a connection offer on DBP

To , do the following:accept a DBP Offer

1. Navigate to (Setup | Offers | DBP Offers).the DBP Offers menu item

2. Press the .SEL/MENU button

The field highlights.

3. Rotate either to scroll through the available offers.shaft encoder

4. Press the to confirm the change, or press the toSEL/MENU button CLR/BACK button

abort changes.

6.4 Create connections using IPedit

6.4.1 Add DBP to IPedit

To , do the following:add a DBP to IPedit

1. Open .IPedit

2. Select .Add from the Device menu

The Add Devices screen displays.

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3. Select .one or more available devices

The Add button becomes active.

4. Click the .Add button

The device catalog displays the selected devices.

5. Click the .Done button

The screen closes.

6.4.2 Configure an OMNEO channel for DBP using IPedit

To , do the following:configure an OMNEO channel for DBP using IPedit

Notice!

The Destination Type does not need to be selected if using the Browse window to select the

device. It fills the type and IP Address automatically.

Using the Channel Configuration Pane

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1. In the Destination Device Name field, click the … . button

The Discovered Devices screen displays.

2. Expand the to view the destination devices available.tree

3. Select the for the destination.desired device

4. Click .OK

The screen closes.

5. Select the to which the device connects.channel

6. (Optional) Enter the .channel description

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6.4.3 Configure the DBP to accept an OMNEO offer using IPedit

As an alternative to accepting offers through the DBP user interface, use IPedit to configure

the DBP to accept connection offers from ODIN. For information on using the DBP user

interface to accept connection offers, refer to

Accept a connection offer on DBP, page 18

To , do the following:configure the DBP to accept an OMNEO offer using IPedit

Notice!

The Destination Type does not need to be selected if using the Browse window to select the

device. It fills the type and IP Address automatically.

Using the Channel Configuration Pane

1. In the Destination Device Name field, click the … . button

The Discovered Devices screen displays.

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2. Expand the to view the destination devices available.tree

3. Select the for the destination.desired device

4. Click .OK

The screen closes.

5. Select the to which the device connects.channel

Notice!

Be sure to configure the DBP channel to the configured ODIN channel. For example, if ODIN

channel 5 is configured for DBP channel 1, then DBP channel 1 should be configured to ODIN

channel 5.

6. (Optional) Enter the .channel description

Using the Device Configuration Pane

1. (Optional) Enter a for the device.description

2. Send the to the device.changes

6.5 Create connections using AZedit

6.5.1 Configure OMS/ODIN to make a connection offer

Ethernet configuration must be done before an OMNEO channel connection is made.

To , do the following:configure an OMS/ODIN to make a connection offer

1. On the KP screen, select the to configure the connection.port (2)

Notice!

If configuring OMS to make connections, you must select an OMNEO port from the Port Alpha

fields (2).

2. Click the .Edit button (1)

The Keypanel/Port Configuration screen opens.

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3. Enter the of the device to which you want to connect. Use the browseDevice Name

button to open the available devices screen to select a device.

The IP Address of the device automatically populates the IP Address field.

4. Select the to which you want to connect.Device Type

5. Select the on which to communicate.OMNEO channel

6. Select the of the connection.Latency

Notice!

DBP supports a minimum latency of 2ms.

6.5.2 Configure an OMI card to make a connection offer

To , do the following:configure an OMI card to make a connection offer

1. From the status menu in AZedit, select .I/O Cards

The I/O Card Status screen appears showing a list of installed cards.

2. Right-click the desired .OMI card

3. Select .OMNEO Configuration

The OMNEO Configuration screen appears.

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4. From the Local Channel drop down menu, select the to use to communicatechannel

across the network.

Notice!

Available channels appear with an asterisk next to them.

5. Enter the to which you want to make a connection.name of the device

Select the to select from a list of devices.Browse button

6. Enter the to which you want to make a connection offer. IP address of the device

This field auto-populates when you select the device name.

7. From the Partner Device Type drop down menu, select the to which thetype of device

OMI card connects. This field auto-populates when you select the device name.

8. From the Partner Channel drop down menu, select the on the partner device tochannel

which you want to make a connection offer.

9. Click .Apply

Apply sends the changes to each of the cards for which you have made changes.

Click to discard all changes.Cancel

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7 Modes of operation

DBP has two modes of operation, PL (Party Line) mode and Keypanel mode. When the belt

pack connects to an OMS, it runs in PL mode. When it connects to an ODIN or an OMI card in

an ADAM or ADAM M frame, it runs in Keypanel mode.

7.1 PL Mode

The DBP operates in PL mode when it connects to an OMS system. In PL mode, the display

screen shows Party Line assignments, Relay, or UPL Resource assignments. You can make PL

assignments via DBP, while you use AZedit to make Relay or UPL Resource assignments.

Figure7.1: Party Line Mode

To change PL assignments, refer to

Setup | Key Assignments, page 54

7.2 Keypanel Mode

The DBP operates in keypanel mode when it connects to an ODIN or an OMI card in an ADAM

or ADAM-M frame. In keypanel mode, the DBP supports any key assignment type supported by

the intercom.

Figure7.2: Keypanel Mode

To change key assignments in keypanel mode, refer to

Setup | Key Assignments, page 54

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8 Basic Operation

8.1 Main screen icons

The main screen icons help you get a snapshot of connection states of the DBP.

DBP connected to intercom

DBP connected to intercom, but muted

DBP expecting a connection

DBP has offers

Aux connected to the intercom

Aux connected to the intercom, but muted

Aux expecting a connection

Aux has offers

XLR headset connected

XLR headset error

3.5mm headset connected

3.5mm headset error

Bluetooth headset connected

Bluetooth headset error

Mic status normal

Mic status muted

Hot mic enabled

Low vibration call alert active

High vibration call alert active

Bluetooth headset, nothing paired

Bluetooth headset paired, not present

Bluetooth headset paired, present, not selected

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Bluetooth headset paired, present, and selected

Bluetooth headset paired, selected, not present

Bluetooth device, nothing paired

Bluetooth device paired, not present

Bluetooth device paired, present, not selected

Bluetooth device paired, present, and selected

Bluetooth device paired, selected, not present

New CWW entries are present

Existing CWW entries are present

Tab.8.1: Display Status Icons

8.2 Navigation basics

There are five basic buttons to navigate through the Digital Belt Pack menu system.

A/C shaft encoder 1Controls the master volume and by pressing the shaft

encoder, toggles the control to Key A or Key C listen

volume.

Scrolls through the menu items when in a menu or sub-

menu.

In most situations, pressing the A/C shaft encoder

button behaves the same as pressing the CLR/BACK

button. Some exceptions to this are when editing a

device name and when deleting a character.

Used to edit a menu item value/state in an active menu.

Exits the current menu item or aborts editing of the

highlighted menu item (applies to the shaft encoder as

a push button).

B/D shaft encoder 1Controls the master volume and by pressing the shaft

encoder, toggles the control to Key B or Key D listen

volume.

Controls Key B and Key D volume.

Scrolls through the menu items when in a menu or sub-

menu.

In most situations, pressing the B/D shaft encoder

button behaves the same as pressing the SEL/MENU

button. Some exceptions to this are when editing a

device name and when inserting a character.

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Enters a sub-menu, activates a menu item, or saves

changes to an activated menu item (applies to the shaft

encoder as a push button).

SEL/MENU button Enters the menu from the home screen.

Selects a sub-menu from the main menu.

Activates the selected menu item.

Saves changes in an activated menu item and

deactivates the menu item.

Dismisses popup notifications.

Confirms choice in some popup dialogs.

CLR/BACK button Shows or hides the CWW window from the home

screen.

Exits the menu (or moves back one level in the menu if

in a sub-menu).

Discards changes in an activated menu item.

Dismisses popup notifications.

Declines/aborts choice in some popup dialogs.

Displays the Connection state.

CALL button Generates outgoing CALL signals.

Acts as the SHIFT key in KP mode to allow toggling of

listen key states.

1. In some activated menu items, the A/C and B/D shaft encoders behave differently. Specifically, when editing device/domain names or IP addresses, the A/C

shaft encoder moves the cursor between letters or octets and the B/D shaft encoder change the value of the currently highlighted letter/octet. Similarly, in the

Mixer menu, the A/C shaft encoder selects the input to modify for the currently active output, and the B/D shaft encoder enables/disables the mix from the

selected input to the active output.

To , do the following:enter and navigate the menu structure

1. Press the .SEL/MENU button

The main menu structure appears in the display.

2. Rotate either to navigate through the menu.shaft encoder

3. Click the to select a menu itemB/D shaft encoder

Press the to select a menu item.SEL/MENU button

4. Click the to back out of a menuA/C shaft encoder

Press the to back out of a menu.CLR/BACK button

8.3 Hot keys

HOME screen:

Press and release the

SEL/MENU button

Enter menu mode.

Press and release the

CLR/BACK button

Displays the CWW.

Press CLR/BACK to dismiss the CWW.

Press and hold the CALL

button (in PL Mode)

Initiates an outgoing CALL signal for

whichever Talk keys are currently on with PL

assignments. The CALL signal lasts until you

release the CALL button

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Press and hold the CALL

button (in Keypanel

Mode)

Acts as SHIFT. Press any TALK keys while

holding the SHIFT key toggles the key to a

LISTEN state.

Release the Call key to exit SHIFT mode.

Press and hold the CLR/

BACK button and then

press and release the

CALL button.

Displays the Connection status. The

Connected popup displays if you have a

connection to an intercom and shows the port

number and alpha for the connection. The

Disconnected popup displays if you do not

have a connection to the intercom and it

shows the device name and IP address.

Press the CLR/BACK or SEL/MENU button to

exit.

While a phone call is

active, press and hold the

CLR/BACK button and

then press and hold the

CALL button.

Displays the Phone Call Management popup

window.

Use the shaft encoders to select an option and

then press the SEL/MENU button to activate

that option. There are two options, Hang Up

and To Intercom. To Intercom is a mixer toggle

on/off option.

Press CLR/BACK to dismiss.

Press and hold the CLR/

BACK button and then

press and hold the SEL/

MENU button until the

lock icon appears (or

disappears if starting

from the lockout state)

Toggle control lockout on and off.

To unlock, repeat the sequence.

Press and hold the CLR/

BACK button and then

press and release one of

the Master Volume

Controllers

Toggle between display off, display dim, and

display dark modes.

You can also use the Display Mode menu item

in the Display menu to make these changes.

While Key Volume is

active, press and hold one

of the shaft encoder

buttons until the volume

mutes (or unmutes if

starting from the mute

state).

NOTE: Use the A/C shaft

encoder to mute TALK key

A or TALK key C; use the

B/D shaft encoder to

mute TALK key B or TALK

key D.

The key assignment is muted.

To unmute the key, repeat the sequence.

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Receiving an

incoming call

signal:

Pressing the TALK key

cancels the CALL beep

and vibration.

If the TALK key is on, it stays on when you

release the TALK button.

If the TALK key is not on, it turns on and stays

on if you let go within the latching period.

MENU mode:

Press and release the

CLR/BACK button with

menu highlighted

Go back one level (exits the MENU if at the

top level).

Press and release the

CLR/BACK button with

widget highlighted

Aborts all changes made and moves the

highlight back to the menu

Press and hold the CLR/

BACK button

Exits the menu structure (aborts any widget

change in process)

Press and release the

MENU/SEL key (with a

menu item highlighted)

Invokes the highlighted menu item (may go to

a lower-level menu, or activate the widget

associated with the highlighted menu item).

Press and release the

MENU/SEL key (with a

widget highlighted)

Deactivates the widget (moves highlight back

to menu item) and saves the current widget

state (as current operating mode)

Press the A/C shaft

encoder button

Go back one level (exits the MENU if at the

top level).

Behaves the same as the CLR/BACK button in

most situations.

Press the B/D shaft

encoder button

Invokes the highlighted menu item (may go to

a lower-level menu, or activate the widget

associated with the highlighted menu item).

Behaves the same as the SEL/MENU button in

most situations.

Rotating either shaft

encoder (with a menu

item highlighted)

Moves the menu item highlight to the next or

previous menu item.

Rotating either shaft

encoder (with a widget

highlighted)

Adjusts/edits the data represented by the

widget.

For many widget types, A/C shaft encoder and

B/D shaft encoder are treated the same.

For example, adjusting a gain or brightness, or

selecting a value in a spin control, or changing

the state of an binary or tri-state widget, can

all be done by rotating either shaft encoder

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For a few widget types, the A/C shaft encoder

and the B/D shaft encoder do different

actions.

For example, while editing an IP address or a

text field (like the device name or domain),

the A/C shaft encoder moves the “cursor”

between octets or characters, and the B/D

shaft encoder adjusts the value/character at

the cursor position. The same is true for the

Mixer widget, where the A/C shaft encoder

would select the input source and the B/D

shaft encoder changes the state of the mix.

Pressing and releasing the

CALL button while in the

Behaves the same as when you are on the

Home screen (for example, send CALL signal

or activate SHIFT mode, depending on

whether the DBP is in PL mode or KP mode)

8.4 UI controls

UI Control Type Description

Input field The A/C shaft encoder and the B/D shaft

encoder do different actions.

For example, while editing an IP address or a

text field (like the device name or domain),

the A/C shaft encoder moves the “cursor”

between octets or characters, and B/D shaft

encoder adjusts the value/character at the

cursor position.

Binary choice Use either shaft encoder to choose between

two options.

Tri-choice Use either shaft encoder to switch between

three options.

Spinner Use either shaft encoder to scroll through the

list of options.

Bar graph Use either shaft encoder to increase or

decrease the setting.

Mixer type The A/C shaft encoder and the B/D shaft

encoder do different actions.

For example, while configuring Mixer settings,

the A/C shaft encoder would select the input

source and the B/D shaft encoder changes

the state of the mix.

NOTE: You can select more than one option

simultaneously.

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8.5 Volume adjustment

There are two volume adjustments available on the belt pack: Master Volume and key Listen

volume.

Master volume adjustment

To , do the following:adjust the master volume

4Click or rotate .either shaft encoder

A volume bar appears on the display screen. The volume bar increases or decreases

depending on the adjustment made. The belt pack exits volume adjustment mode after a

few seconds of inactivity.

If the Master Volume is muted, the home screen displays a speaker mute symbol.

Individual listen volumes

To , do the following:adjust individual listen volumes for Key A and Key C

1. Click either .shaft encoder

The master volume activates.

2. Click the A/C shaft encoder once for key A and twice for key C.

The listen volume adjustment for the key activates and a volume bar appears on the key.

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3. Rotate the to adjust the volume.A/C shaft encoder

The volume bar increases or decreases depending on the adjustment made. The belt pack

exits volume adjustment mode after five seconds of inactivity.

Notice!

To adjust the volume for key B and D, follow the same instructions for key A and C, except

use the B/D shaft encoder.

Mute a PL assignment key

In PL mode, listen is always on. You can mute PL assignments so only one PL assignment is

heard.

To , do the following:mute an individual PL key

1. Click either .shaft encoder

The master volume activates.

2. Click the A/C shaft encoder once for key A and twice for key C.

The listen volume adjustment for the key activates and a volume bar appears on the key.

3. Click and hold the until Muted appears on the individual PL keyA/C shaft encoder

assignment.

4. Repeat to mute other key assignments.steps 1 through 3

To , do the following:unmute a key

1. Click either .shaft encoder

The master volume activates.

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2. Click the A/C shaft encoder once for key A and twice for key C.

The listen volume adjustment for the key activates and a volume bar appears on the key.

3. Click and hold the until Muted disappears from the individual PL keyA/C shaft encoder

assignment.

8.6 Call Signaling (PL Mode only)

Use to alert party line users that there is incoming audio on the line. By default,Call Signaling

call signaling uses the flashing call button to alert party line users. However, enabling call

alerts allows a beep or a vibration to signal incoming audio on the line. For more information

on call alerts, see

Call Alerts, page 79

For example, a producer starts talking to a camera operator on PL01 and the camera operator

does not hear the producer because they are not wearing their headset. The producer can

send a call signal alert to PL01 that generates a call beep or vibration (if enabled) that would

let the camera operator know someone is talking and to put their headset on.

To , do the following:send a call signal

1. Press the you want to send the signal.talk keys

2. Press and hold, or latch on the for which you want to send the signal.talk keys

The red talk key indicators turn blue and the call signal icon shows in the center of the

display. The call signal generates for as long as you hold the CALL button, and the talk

keys are still on.

3. Release the , or turn off the talk keys to end the call signal.CALL button

Refer to

– Call Alerts, page 79

8.7 Talk and Listen

The Talk and Listen functions on the DBP act like any traditional keypanel.

Talk

There are four configurable modes of talk operation: Latching, Momentary, Always On, and

Always Off. For detailed descriptions about the modes of operation and how to configure Talk

operation, see

Setup | Key Modes, page 63

To , do the following:talk

1. Press and hold, or latch on, the with the assignment to which you want to talk.key

2. Release the , or tap it to unlatch it, to stop talking.key

Listen

Listen key operation is the same as talk key operation, except that listen keys are always

latching and you need to press and hold the CALL/SHIFT button so that A - D key presses are

treated as listen key presses, not talk key presses.

Access to listen key states using the CALL/SHIFT button is only available in KP mode.

In PL mode, the listen keys are Always On (for PL assignments) and Always Off (for any other

type of assignment). For instruction on how to mute PL assignments on the belt pack, see

Volume adjustment, page 32

To , do the following:listen

1. Press and hold the .CALL button

2. Tap the for which you want to change the listen key state.key

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8.8 Call waiting window

Notice!

Do not confuse call signaling with incoming calls. Party lines use call signaling to notify users

that someone is trying to get their attention. Incoming calls are direct point-to-point calls

from another panel to the belt pack.

Use the (Call Waiting Window) to manage multiple incoming calls to the belt pack. TheCWW

DBP CWW displays three calls at a time with a scroll bar appearing if there are more calls (up

to nine) in the list.

A popup window appears on the HOME screen that alerts the user of an incoming CWW call.

Press CLR\BACK to dismiss the notification or press SEL/MENU to show the full CWW.

Reply to a CWW call

To , do the following:reply to a CWW call

1. On the home screen, press the .CLR/BACK button

The CWW window appears.

2. Press to answer the call.REPLY (Key D)

The REPLY key and the caller lights green.

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Remove an entry from the CWW

To , do the following:remove an entry from the CWW

1. While the CWW is open, press .CLEAR (Key C)

The CLEAR button lights red and the call disappears from the list.

Show the CWW

To , do the following:show the CWW

4On the home screen, press the .CLR/BACK button

The CWW window appears.

Scroll and select a call in the CWW

To , do the following:scroll and select a call in the CWW

4While the CWW is visible, with calls, rotate the to highlight an entry.either shaft encoder

Hide the CWW

To , do the following:the CWW list

4While the CWW window is visible, press the .CLR/BACK button

The CWW window closes.

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1. Press the to answer the call or press the to ignoreSEL/MENU button CLR/BACK button

the call.

A Call Connected popup notification appears.

2. Press the to display the call management screen.SEL/MENU button again

3. Press the to hang up.SEL/MENU button

A call ended popup notification appears.

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1. Rotate either to navigate to To Intercom.shaft encoder

2. Press the .SEL/MENU

The audio routes to the intercom.

Notice!

To Intercom is a toggled state. Turn it on and off by pressing the SEL/MENU button while on

this item.

Notice!

When you select To Intercom the mic audio and the phone audio go to the intercom; and,

anything heard from the intercom is heard on the phone. When you do not select To

Intercom, you only hear the Bluetooth phone audio in the headset, and any audio from the

microphone goes to the connected phone only.

8.10 Upgrade firmware

There are two ways to upgrade the DBP firmware; using the Firmware Upload Tool or using

AZedit.

ODIN 1.4.0 or later

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OMI 6.7.0 or later

AZedit 5.6.0 or later

IPedit 3.7.0 or later

FWUT

(Firmware

Upload Tool)

6.20 or later

Tab.8.2: Software requirement

To , do the following:upgrade the firmware using the Firmware Upload Tool

1. Open the .Firmware Upload Tool

2. From the File menu, select .Options

The Firmware Upload Tool Options window opens.

3. Click the .Change button

A network folder opens.

4. Navigate to the where the firmware files resides.folder

5. Click the .OK button

The Image Folder field populates with the file path.

6. Click the .OK button

The Firmware Upload Tool Options window closes.

7. From the DBP page, select the to update.device

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8. Click the .Upload button

The Select firmware for upload window opens.

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9. Select the to upload.firmware

10. Click the .Start button

The Select firmware for upload window closes. The progression bar next to the device

shows the download progress. Once the update is complete, the device reboots

automatically.

Termékspecifikációk

Márka:	RTS
Kategória:	Intercomsysteem
Modell:	DBP

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