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Communication 

All connected belt stations will be able to communicate with each other through the U9922-G38 
while in range (and per the VOX settings on each VOX belt station.)  Additionally, all belt station 
users will have communication over the intercom.  If a two-way radio is installed to the U9922-
G38, pressing the PTT button on a VOX belt station will allow the user to transmit over the 
system’s two-way radio.  Pressing the PTT overrides the VOX setting on a VOX belt station.  
Multiple belt station users may PTT and thus speak over the two-way radio simultaneously.  For 
more information consult the user manual for the belt station. 

 

Tip:

   

Wireless users who are not pressing PTT while another wireless user is pressing PTT will 
not be heard on the wired intercom while the PTT remains pressed.   

 

Intercom Level Adjustment 

Audio levels can vary between intercoms, mainly due to the system level setting on the wired 
intercom.  To compensate for this, the U9922-G38 has the ability to adjust its receive level from 
the intercom using the 

Volume 

knob (see 

Figure 1

).  Turning this knob will increase or decrease 

the audio level coming from the wired intercom into the gateway.  Perform this adjustment to 
obtain optimum performance. 
 

Intercom Level Adjustment Procedure 
 
1.

 

Connect at least one belt station to the U9922-G38 gateway and ensure sidetone is 
present (see belt station User Manual). 

2.

 

Begin speaking and slowly turn the 

Volume 

knob on the U9922-G38 clockwise until 

you hear an echo of your own voice. 

3.

 

Continue speaking and turn the 

Volume 

knob counter-clockwise until the echo stops. 

4.

 

You may wish to verify communication with someone hard-wired to the intercom. 

 

 

Radio Level Adjustment 

Audio levels to and from a two-way radio can also vary between radio models and 
manufacturers.  To adjust the U9922-G38 for a particular radio, follow the procedures below. 
 

Summary of Contents for 3800 U9922-G38

Page 1: ...19541P 43 03 12 2012 DAVID CLARK COMPANY INCORPORATED USER MANUAL 3800 Gateway U9922 G38 P N 40995G 01...

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Page 3: ...damage If damage is apparent immediately file a claim with the carrier and notify your David Clark product supplier ELECTRICAL HAZARD Disconnect electrical power when making any internal adjustments...

Page 4: ...ons becomes part of a wireless intercom system The U9922 G38 provides communication for up to four users as well as an interface to an existing David Clark Model 3800 wired intercom system Additionall...

Page 5: ...this configuration Antenna The U9922 G38 has two external antenna connections and is supplied with one whip style antenna In most applications a single whip antenna is sufficient However the optional...

Page 6: ...ion 5 Upon successfully establishing connection the LED on the gateway will flash a green pattern corresponding to the number of belt stations connected Tip Once linked the devices will not need to be...

Page 7: ...om Level Adjustment Audio levels can vary between intercoms mainly due to the system level setting on the wired intercom To compensate for this the U9922 G38 has the ability to adjust its receive leve...

Page 8: ...on the wireless intercom a Clockwise to increase level counter clockwise to decrease Range The range of a belt station and a gateway can be up to 300ft 100m If you are in an environment with metal or...

Page 9: ...the number of belt stations to be kept linked 4 Press and hold LINK button on the gateway for 30 seconds until LED quickly flashes red 5 Release LINK button T Tr ro ou ub bl le es sh ho oo ot ti in n...

Page 10: ...ut 4 mW 100mW peak U S and Canada Range 300 ft 100m line of sight nominal Operating Temperature 14 F to 113 F 10 C to 45 C Storage Temperature 4 F to 140 F 20 C to 60 C Power Requirements 8 to 32 VDC...

Page 11: ...nada licence exempt RSS standard s Operation is subject to the following two conditions 1 this device may not cause interference and 2 this device must accept any interference including interference t...

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