Wireless: What is the WS200 speaker station? - DISCONTINUED
The WS200 was speaker station that took the place of a HME BP200 or BP210 beltpac. It provided a full duplex communications the same way as a BP200 beltpac but instead of a headset the user used a built-in microphone and speaker, visual and audible call signaling, and a headset jack for added versatility to talk wirelessly to other beltpac users or the DX series base station.
The WS200 did not have to be hardwired to a master station, eliminating the costly and time-consuming task of running cables – users simply place the unit where it was needed, and go about their business. The WS200 operated on six 1.5V AA batteries, 12-14 VDC, or 100-240 VAC. A
selectable intercom or isolated channel option, side-tone and mic gain headset adjustments, and external 8 ohm speaker connector round out the features.
The WS200 is compatible with the DX100, DX121, DX200 and DX210 base stations but DISCONTINUED.
The WS200 did not have to be hardwired to a master station, eliminating the costly and time-consuming task of running cables – users simply place the unit where it was needed, and go about their business. The WS200 operated on six 1.5V AA batteries, 12-14 VDC, or 100-240 VAC. A
selectable intercom or isolated channel option, side-tone and mic gain headset adjustments, and external 8 ohm speaker connector round out the features.
The WS200 is compatible with the DX100, DX121, DX200 and DX210 base stations but DISCONTINUED.
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