With the Telex BP4000A4M Single-Channel Portable Beltpack Headset Station, you can stay in communication on an RTS, Audiocom, or Clear-Com intercom system. This wired beltpack station features auto-wiring scheme detection, which automatically recognizes the system you plug it into, and configures itself to be used with it.

The beltpack also features intelligent power management, so you can daisy-chain up to 40 beltpacks by using a single (optional) PS-20 power supply. A current pump circuit constantly keeps tabs on overall cable length, versus the actual current consumption, so each beltpack receives the voltage it needs.

The BP-4000 has additional features to help make it easy to integrate it into an intercom system, including guided setup and various communication controls. Connections are made by means of a male, 4-pin XLR connection.

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You have the option to set your talk settings to either "always on", "always off", or "switching". A built-in blinking lamp gives you a visual indicator to incoming calls.

Any user on the intercom can instantly mute the mics on all attached BP4000A4M beltpacks by sending an inaudible "kill signal". This feature can be overridden if needed, but is useful to have in situations where an open mic somewhere in the partyline needs to be immediately silenced.

Rather than configure internal jumpers and switches, short voice prompts help you navigate the menu options to configure the BP4000A4M. If needed, you also have the ability to reset the beltpack to factory default settings.

The BP4000A4M has a 4-pin male XLR port that is compatible with a (separately available) 4-pin female XLR headset. Both dynamic and electret headset microphones are supported.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is this compatible with the Clear-Com RS-603 belt pack?

A: yes, I'm pretty sure it would work, just check the connector size

Q: 2. Will this beltpack allow me to listen to both channels at the same time, but only speak to each one individually?

A: Telex does not mention being able to listen to both channels at the same time on the RTS BP-6000 Universal 2-Channel Beltpack for Audiocom and Clear-Com Systems.

Q: 3. Is the cord coiled or straight? Thank you.

A: The PH 88 has a 6 foot straight cable ghardwired with a 4 Pin female XLR connector.

Q: 4. Could I use this speaker station, with my MS-2002, as a way to communicate with presenters in a conference room 200 feet away?

A: Yes, the Telex SS-2002 2-Channel Intercom Speaker Station can be used with the Telex MS-2002 Two-Channel Master Station and Power Supply for communication with presenters who are in a conference room 200 feet away.

Q: 5. Does it come with a case? Would like to keep it protected and in good condition while traveling.

A: It doesn't have any case=

Q: 6. Can I talk on both channels at once if needed?\

A: The Telex SS-2002 will not permit you to talk on both channels simultaneously.

Q: 7. Does this headset work with the Blackmagic Studio Camera? (pro version, 5 pin xlr)

A: yes it does work with Blackmagic Studio camera

Q: 8. When I plug one of these headsets with the 5 pin connector into an RTS two-channel beltpack, I can only hear channel 1. What am I doing wrong?

A: There is a jumper inside the beltpack that configures the box to work either in stereo or mono mode. The headset has a 5 pin connector, but is still a mono headset. You'll need to set that beltpack to mono for you to be able to hear both channels on this headset.Hope it helps.

Q: 9. are the reversible ?

A: The microphone may be easily positioned on either side of the head.

Q: 10. Can you send a program/aux feed from an audio board to the xlr inputs of the Telex MS-4002?

A: Yes. You can connect any line-level audio source to the XLR inputs on the Telex MS-4002 4-Channel Main Station for monitoring in the speaker or headset, or for routing to the intercom channel. The program audio to the channel can be set to interrupt while the MS-4002 operator is talking on the channel.