Wireless: Using the DX410 with an RTS Partyline System
In the back of the DX410 there is a button to change the XLR connections from a Clear-com format to a RTS format.
In the RTS mode both channels coming from the RTS unit are then available on the base station via a single 3-pin XLR
connection to Channel A or Channel B. Be sure to set the appropriate channel selection via the front panel controls.
The BP410 beltpacks can select either channel to communicate with but not simultaneously. However the local headset
user on the front of the base station will have the ability to talk to either or both channels simultaneously.
In the RTS mode both channels coming from the RTS unit are then available on the base station via a single 3-pin XLR
connection to Channel A or Channel B. Be sure to set the appropriate channel selection via the front panel controls.
The BP410 beltpacks can select either channel to communicate with but not simultaneously. However the local headset
user on the front of the base station will have the ability to talk to either or both channels simultaneously.
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