RTS Narrow Band UHF Two-Channel Wireless Synthesized Base Station

Experience industry-leading clarity and reliability with the RTS Narrow Band UHF Two-Channel Wireless Synthesized Base Station, the RTS BTR-80N design refined for today’s crowded RF environments. In live productions, broadcast facilities, theatres, and large corporate events, intercom clarity and dependability are not optional—they are the backbone of seamless crew coordination. The BTR-80N leverages a tightly tuned 25 kHz modulated bandwidth to maximize channel density without sacrificing audio quality, allowing more conversations per channel while maintaining pristine intelligibility. The synthesized architecture delivers rock-solid frequency stability, rapid channel selection, and minimal drift, so operators can focus on the performance rather than the radio. With two independent channels and a rugged, professional-grade chassis, this base station scales from small rooms to multi-stage deployments, enabling scalable intercom networks that grow with your needs. Whether you’re managing a live show, a sports broadcast, or a complex theatre production, the RTS Narrow Band UHF Two-Channel Wireless Synthesized Base Station provides reliable, low-latency communication that keeps your team in perfect sync.

• Precisely engineered UHF synthesized base station with two independent channels for instant, private communications among crew members on any stage or studio floor.
• Narrow 25 kHz modulated bandwidth reduces RF congestion and increases channel density, enabling more simultaneous conversations in crowded venues without sacrificing audio quality.
• Rugged, professional-grade build designed for demanding live events, broadcast environments, and industrial facilities, delivering consistent range and reliability even in challenging RF conditions.
• Full compatibility with RTS wireless beltpacks and accessories, enabling flexible deployment, scalable networks, and seamless integration with existing RTS intercom ecosystems.
• Intuitive operation with quick setup, built-in scanning, and fast frequency management to keep your team connected when it matters most, every time.

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

• Modulated bandwidth: 25 kHz — optimized for dense channel use while preserving clear, intelligible audio.
• Channels: 2 — two independent conversation paths for separate teams or departments.
• Transmission: UHF synthesized base station — stable frequencies, fast channel selection, and reliable performance in dynamic RF environments.
• Frequency management: digitally synthesized control with scanning capabilities to identify the cleanest frequencies and minimize interference.
• Construction: rugged chassis suitable for live venues, studios, and industrial settings with durable connectors and professional-grade components.
• Compatibility: designed to work with RTS beltpacks, accessories, and RTS intercom ecosystems for scalable, integrated networks.
• Power and operation: built for durable, continuous operation with standard power options and clear status indicators for quick health checks.

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

• Power down all connected equipment before installation and ensure proper grounding and adherence to local electrical safety standards.
• Choose an installation site that provides clear line-of-sight between the base station and wireless beltpacks, while minimizing RF obstructions such as metal structures and dense backstage material.
• Mount the base station in a secure location—rack-mount or solid shelf—with adequate ventilation to prevent overheating during extended operation.
• Connect the antennas using the appropriate RF connectors, ensuring snug, vertical alignment to maximize signal integrity. Avoid overtightening and sharp bends in the cables.
• Connect power and any required RTS network or accessory inputs, then power on the unit and allow it to boot. Use the built-in channel scan to identify the cleanest frequencies and configure the two channels accordingly.
• Pair beltpacks to the base station and perform a comprehensive test for both channels, checking audio quality, latency, and transmission range across the venue.
• Document the final channel map, frequencies, and any security or access settings to simplify future maintenance and future upgrades.

Frequently asked questions

• Q: What is the RTS BTR-80N best used for?

  A: It is a two-channel UHF intercom base station designed for live events, broadcast studios, theatres, worship spaces, and industrial environments where reliable, private crew communications are essential.

• Q: How many channels does it support?

  A: It supports two independent channels, enabling parallel conversations for different teams without cross-talk.

• Q: What bandwidth does it use?

  A: It uses a narrow-band 25 kHz modulated bandwidth to maximize channel density and maintain audio clarity in congested RF environments.

• Q: Is it compatible with existing RTS equipment?

  A: Yes, the RTS Narrow Band UHF Two-Channel Wireless Synthesized Base Station is designed to integrate with RTS beltpacks and accessories, allowing scalable intercom networks.

• Q: How do I install and configure the system?

  A: Install according to the included guidelines: place the base station in a suitable location, connect antennas and power, run the built-in channel scan to select clean frequencies, pair beltpacks, and test both channels for audio quality and range.

• Q: Can I expand the system with more beltpacks?

  A: Yes. The RTS intercom ecosystem is designed for scalability, allowing additional beltpacks and accessories to be added as your production needs grow.