Rts Narrow Band Uhf Two Channel Wireless Synthesized Base Station

The RTS Narrow Band UHF Two-Channel Wireless Synthesized Base Station (BTR-80N) is a cornerstone of professional intercom systems for productions, live events, and demanding broadcast environments. Engineered to thrive in today’s crowded RF landscapes, this base station delivers crystal-clear intercom audio with a compact, rugged form factor. Built to integrate seamlessly with RTS beltpacks and the broader RTS RadioCom ecosystem, the BTR-80N maximizes channel efficiency with a 25 kHz modulated bandwidth, enabling more users per channel without sacrificing reliability or intelligibility.

• 25 kHz Narrowband Advantage: Take advantage of a tightly controlled spectrum that increases channel capacity while preserving crystal-clear audio quality. Ideal for congested venues, film sets, and studios where every second of communication counts.
• Two-Channel UHF Robustness: A resilient UHF synthesized base station supporting two independent channels, designed to minimize interference and deliver dependable conversations across busy environments.
• Synthesized Frequency Control: Precise, stable frequency synthesis provides rapid channel selection and reduced drift, ensuring dependable conversations even in dynamic RF conditions.
• RTS RadioCom Compatibility: Fully compatible with RTS beltpacks, base stations, and accessories, enabling a scalable, integrated intercom system that grows with your production needs.
• Professional-Grade Durability and Installability: Built for the rigors of on-set and venue use, with straightforward installation options that suit desktop setups or rack-mounted configurations in demanding environments.

Beyond the specifications, the BTR-80N is designed for reliability under pressure. The combination of two-channel flexibility and narrowband efficiency ensures that even in crowded RF theaters, control rooms, or outdoor stages, team communications remain clear and uninterrupted. The compact chassis and rugged construction mean it can be deployed quickly on a crowded set or in a control room, while its optimized audio path preserves intelligibility on loud production floors. With RTS RadioCom compatibility, organizations can extend their existing intercom infrastructure, minimizing training time and capitalizing on familiar beltpacks, wall mounts, and accessories.

Technical Details of RTS Narrow Band UHF Two-Channel Wireless Synthesized Base Station

• Bandwidth: 25 kHz modulated bandwidth for efficient spectrum use and increased user capacity per channel.
• Channels: 2-channel base station, enabling simultaneous communications on two separate audio paths.
• Technology: UHF synthesized intercom base station optimized for narrowband operation in professional settings.
• Frequency Control: Synthesized tuning with stable frequency assignment and rapid channel change to adapt to changing RF environments.
• Audio Path: High-quality audio processing designed to preserve intelligibility in noisy venues and on loud production floors.
• Compatibility: Integrates with RTS RadioCom ecosystem, including beltpacks, wall/panel mounts, and RTS accessories for a unified intercom setup.
• Regulatory Compliance: Designed to meet applicable professional and communications standards for safe, reliable operation in broadcast and live event applications.

The RTS BTR-80N is purpose-built for environments where timing and clarity matter. Its synthesized frequency control delivers fast, precise channel changes with minimal drift, so directors, floor managers, and crew can coordinate seamlessly even as wireless conditions evolve. The narrowband 25 kHz approach maximizes channel density without sacrificing audio fidelity, which is crucial when dialogue, cues, and communications must be heard over stage noise, crowd ambience, or loud monitoring systems. This base station integrates smoothly with RTS beltpacks and the broader RTS RadioCom line, enabling scalable configurations from a single station to a full, multi-device intercom network that can grow with production demands.

How to install RTS Narrow Band UHF Two-Channel Wireless Synthesized Base Station

Install the RTS BTR-80N base station with attention to RF coverage, power, and integration with your RTS network. The following steps outline a straightforward setup that supports quick deployment on stage, in control rooms, or in studio environments:

• Step 1: Plan RF coverage and power distribution. Identify central mounting locations with minimal obstructions to maximize channel reliability, and ensure a clean, protected power source from your stage or control-room power circuits.
• Step 2: Mount or place the base station. Use a desktop setup for temporary deployments or rack-mounting for permanent installations, ensuring adequate ventilation and clearance for cooling.
• Step 3: Connect to power. Use the approved power supply and circuit to provide stable operation, avoiding daisy-chained or overloaded power strips that could impact performance.
• Step 4: Integrate with the RTS network. Link the base station to your RTS infrastructure, confirming compatibility with existing beltpacks, wall/panel mounts, and accessories in your setup.
• Step 5: Configure channels and frequencies. Set the two channels, assign frequencies, and verify rapid channel switching capabilities, ensuring alignment with other intercom elements in your system.
• Step 6: Attach beltpacks and conduct a test. Pair the beltpacks with the base station on both channels and perform a range and clarity test across typical production environments to confirm reliability.
• Step 7: Verify performance and compliance. Check for interference, ensure compliance with local regulations, and perform final checks in live production scenarios to validate performance under real-world conditions.

Frequently asked questions

• Q: What makes the 25 kHz bandwidth advantageous?
  A: The 25 kHz modulated bandwidth optimizes spectrum usage, enabling more users per channel while maintaining high audio clarity—critical in busy venues and on set environments where RF congestion is common.
• Q: How many channels does the base station support?
  A: The RTS Narrow Band UHF Two-Channel Wireless Synthesized Base Station supports two independent channels, allowing simultaneous communications on separate audio paths for more organized operations.
• Q: Is this base station compatible with existing RTS beltpacks?
  A: Yes. It is fully compatible with the RTS RadioCom family, including beltpacks, wall/panel mounts, and accessories, to create a cohesive intercom system.
• Q: What environments is the BTR-80N suited for?
  A: It excels in professional broadcast studios, on film sets, live event venues, theaters, and other high-demand production spaces needing reliable, clear intercom.
• Q: How do I optimize install and signal reliability?
  A: Plan RF coverage, choose appropriate mounting, ensure clean power, and configure channels carefully. Regular testing in typical production scenarios helps address interference and drift before critical moments.