Figure 22
Connecting Two BTR-300’s
CONNECTING AUXILIARY AUDIO SYS-
TEM
Connect the BTR-300 to your auxiliary audio
via the Auxiliary input/output receptacles on
the rear of the unit.
CONNECTING BTR-300’s
Connect the first BTR-300 to other BTR-300s
by using short XLR type cables (not supplied)
plugged into either of the intercom jacks. See
Figure 22.
Note that the stations need to be on different
frequencies.
POWER CONNECTION
Insure the Power ON/OFF Switch on the front
of the BTR-300 is in the “OFF” position. Con-
nect the AC power supply cord to the BTR at
the socket labeled “POWER”. Plug the power
supply unit into an AC outlet.
DUMMY LOAD
In the case where a wired intercom will not be
used with the BTR-300, it is important that the
dummy load (supplied) be installed. The
dummy load should be plugged into the “In-
tercom Loop-Thru” connector. See Figure 22.
NOTE: If the dummy load is not used an an-
noying squeal may result that may cause dam-
age to the ears.
Figure 23
Connecting the Power Supply
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PUSH PUSH
Transmit
Antenna
Auxiliary
AudioOutput
Auxiliary
AudioInput
HeadsetMic
Dyn Elt Off Remote
Cont
LoopThru
Intercom Intercom
Loop-Thru
Speaker
Power
AC/DC12V
700mA
Transmit
Receive
Antenna
Intercom
Loop-Thru
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Volume
8
PUSH PUSH
Transmit
Antenna
Auxiliary
AudioOutput
Auxiliary
AudioInput
HeadsetMic
Dyn Elt Off Remote
Cont
LoopThru
Intercom Intercom
Loop-Thru
Speaker
Power
AC/DC12V
700mA
Transmit
Receive
Antenna
Intercom
Loop-Thru
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MADEINU.S.A.
Volume
8
DUMMYLOAD
(IFUSED)
U
AC/DC12 OV 700mA
POWER
BTR300