Nicolas Kyvernitis Electronics Enterprises, distributors of ClearCom in the United Arab Emirates for the Live Sound market segment have recently supplied the new Helix Digital Networked Partyline system as well as the Tempest 2.4GHz wireless intercom system to Dubai based, Production Technology (Protec). The company now complements their existing two-wire systems from the Encore range of ClearCom to provide a flexible and sophisticated communication solution for their various high profile events.

Nicolas Kyvernitis Electronics Enterprises, distributors of ClearCom in the United Arab Emirates for the Live Sound market segment have recently supplied the Tempest wireless intercom system to Dubai based, SLS Productions. The company now complements their existing two-wire systems from the Encore range of ClearCom to provide a flexible and sophisticated communication solution for their various high profile events.

Nicolas Kyvernitis Electronics Enterprises, distributors of ClearCom in the United Arab Emirates for the Live Sound market segment have recently supplied Delta Sound with the new Tempest wireless intercom system. Delta Sound has also invested in an Eclipse Median matrix frame, an array of the V Panels, in addition to an Encore Partyline Master Station, which were used at the recent official UAE National Day ceremonies held at the Zayed Stadium in Abu Dhabi.

Nicolas Kyvernitis Electronics Enterprises, distributors of Clear-Com in the United Arab Emirates for the Live Sound market segment have recently supplied a number of Tempest systems in the UAE to various clients requiring clear full-duplex wireless communication. Clients include the American University in Sharjah, the Mirdif City Center shopping mall, integrators Almoe and Abu Dhabi’s TwoFour54.

Qatar Vision, have recently purchased the Encore system from ClearCom’s UAE distributor Nicolas Kyvernitis Electronics Enterprises. Distributors in the Gulf for the Live Sound market segment, NMK have supplied the rental firm the new two-wire partyline intercom system in addition to other equipment. The deal includes a master station, belt stations and a number of CC-95 headsets.

Dubai based Showtech Rentals, has recently acquired a wireless communication system from ClearCom's UAE distributor Nicolas Kyvernitis Electronics Enterprises. Distributors in the United Arab Emirates for the Live Sound market segment, NMK have supplied the rental firm the new Tempest wireless intercom system. The deal includes the 2.4GHz base station, 5 belt stations and a number of CC-95 headsets.

Nicolas Kyvernitis Electronics Enterprises, distributors of Clear-Com in the United Arab Emirates for the Live Sound market segment have recently supplied rental firm Artes with the new Tempest wireless intercom system. The deal includes the 2.4GHz 4 channel base station, 4 channel belt stations and a number of CC-95 and CC-260 headsets.

Tempest 2.0 firmware is here! Version 2.0 firmware has many new features and improvements like “push to adjust volume” and “delayed channel switch”. Users can also have an unlimited number of belts using Split or Shared mode. Version 2.0 is now shipping on all new orders and is available for installation on all existing systems. Systems having belts with v1.14 radio firmware will be able to use all of the features of version 2.0 except for Shared mode. To utilize Shared mode belt radios must be upgraded to v1.15. Bases and remote transceivers do not need to be upgraded.

Tempest two channel BeltStations now work with four channel BaseStations.

Using the latest version of Tempest firmware, a two channel BeltStation can be paired and used with any four channel BaseStation. The two channel BeltStation operates on intercom channels A and B only. Channels C and D are unavailable to the two channel BeltStation.

Both two channel BeltStation modes are available so the two channel BeltStation can dual talk/listen on A and B, or it can switch back and forth between A or B depending on user preference. Using two channel belts is a great way to add flexibility.

Nicolas Kyvernitis Electronics Enterprises, distributors of Clear-Com in the United Arab Emirates for the Live Sound market segment have recently supplied rental firm Almoe Rentals with the new Tempest wireless intercom system. The deal includes two four-channel base stations with ten belt packs and relevant accessories.

You can now save and load Tempest profiles using T-Desk. Using the latest version of T-Desk, you can now save a group of settings and parameters for Tempest BaseStations and BeltStations called profiles. These profiles can then be easily loaded to other BaseStations or BeltStations to facilitate quick set-ups and production changes. This feature is great for rental houses, traveling shows, theaters or any other application that requires systems to be reconfigured for multiple uses. You can save as many different profiles as you like. T-Desk profiles make set-up and configuration of Tempest systems easy and fast.

Tempest delivers a more reliable radio link than other wireless intercoms. Tempest is proving its reliability daily all over the planet in many various environments. Analog UHF wireless intercoms are becoming harder to use due to shrinking spectrum and increased competition for frequencies. Other digital wireless systems suffer from weak RF design and multipath interference susceptibility. In either case, noise, reduced range and/or drop-outs make these systems virtually unusable in many applications.

Proper antenna placement is the most important factor in maximizing RF performance. Whether using a Tempest BaseStation with one or two antennas or are remote transceiver, correct antenna placement can mean the difference between acceptable or great RF performance. Locate antennas above head level, away from metal obstructions. Locate omni-directional antennas in the center of the coverage area. Locate directional antennas on the edge of the coverage area pointing across it.

Tempest Belt Stations have wireless ISO. Wireless ISO lets a Belt Station user talk only to other wireless belts on their channel. When enabled, a Belt Station user can push the Enter button to activate Wireless ISO. This enables the user’s Microphone and routes the audio to all other wireless Belt Stations on the active channel. The wireless user’s audio does not go to the hardwired intercom for as long as the Enter button is pressed. This feature is great for stage managers and other situations where “offline” conversations are necessary. Tempest gives you the tools to get the job done!

Tempest two channel BeltStations have two different modes of operation. In Dual listen mode you hear both intercom channels A and B with individual volume control for each. You can also use one, the other, or both Talk buttons at the same time. This is similar to how the four channel BeltStations work now. In A or B Listen mode you hear either channel A or channel B one at a time, but not both. Pushing the appropriate knob button switches to that channel. No matter the application, Tempest two channel BeltStations work the way you do.