Clear-Com BS850 (Last time buy) - Manual (Page 38)

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Beltpac LED Settings:
As shown above in the Beltpac LED’s area of the window, you can select the desired functions for the
LEDs on each Beltpac:
Disable All – In this mode, all LED’s flash on momentarily when the Beltpac power is turned on.
After that, they will all remain off. Note that a user can temporarily reactivate them by holding both
the A and B buttons while turning on the power. When the power is turned off and on again, the
LED’s will go back to being disabled.
Disable All but Xmit – In this mode, the transmit (XMIT) indicator functions normally. All other
LED’s are off. Note that a user can temporarily reactivate them by holding both the A and B buttons
while turning on the power. When the power is turned off and on again, the LED’s will go back to
being disabled.
Enable All – This is the default mode of operation for the Beltpac LED’s. A user can temporarily
disable the LED’s by holding the C and D buttons while turning on the Beltpac. When the power is
turned off and on again, the LED’s will resume normal operation.
Indicator Lights
4. Power/Battery Light
Remains lit when power is on. Green = good batteries
Amber = low batteries
Red = nearly dead batteries
5. C and D Lights
On while any functions programmed into C and D buttons are activated.
6. Transmit Light
On steady red while Beltpac is transmitting.
7. A and B Channel Indicator Lights
A-green while listening on Channel 1.
A-red while talking on Channel 1.
B-green while listening on Channel 2.
B-red while talking on Channel 2.
A & B both green while listening to both channels (requires optional second receiver).
A or B blinking green indicates current channel on dual-receiver Beltpac.
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