Tait TP9300 Manual
Bluetooth® device acceptance test tn-2817c-an
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- Page 1 Error! No text of specified style in document. TP9300/TP9400/TP9500/TP9600 TP3350 Portable Radios Bluetooth® Device Acceptance Test TN-2817c-AN August 2021...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
This document describes a set of simple acceptance tests, which should be performed when selecting a Bluetooth® device to be used as an accessory on a Tait Portable product. The tests described here allow the user to make an informed choice of the suitability of the Bluetooth®... -
Page 3: Hardware Requirements
Hardware Requirements The following hardware is required to do this testing: • 2 x Tait TP9300, TP9400, TP9500, TP9600 and/or TP3350 with suitable batteries and antennas • Candidate Bluetooth® device under test • 1x wired PTT (optional) • 1x Tait Programming Cable to program the portable radios via a PC... -
Page 4: Tp3350
• Global > PTT > Programmable/Bluetooth® PTT or VOX > Audio Source as ‘Bluetooth® Mic’ • Function Key 2 (F2) Primary Action as ‘Programmable PTT’ • Function Key 4 (F4) Primary Action as ‘Bluetooth Devices Connect’ • Function Key 4 (F4) Long Press as “Bluetooth Devices Disconnect’ •... -
Page 5: Test Suite
Release PTT and verify Radio B stops receiving audio. Pair Multiple Devices Purpose: Ease of changing between Bluetooth® devices under test with Tait portable radio. TP9300/9400/9500/9600 Power-on all Bluetooth® devices and ensure that they are in paired mode (as per manufacturer’s instructions). -
Page 6: Device Disconnect
Release PTT on Radio B and verify Radio A stops receiving audio. Navigate to ‘My devices’ and select a different Bluetooth® device then repeat Step 8. 1.5.2 Device Disconnect Purpose: Verify Bluetooth® device(s) can be disconnected but remain paired with Tait portable radio. TP9300/9400/9500/9600 Power-on both Radio A and Radio B. -
Page 7: Volume Control (If Applicable)
Press and Hold F2 Programmable PTT and verify Radio A transmitted audio is received on Radio B. Release the F2 Programmable PTT and verify Radio B stops receiving audio. Long press F4 on Radio A. Press and Hold F2 Programmable PTT and verify Radio A transmitted audio is not received on Radio B. -
Page 8: Audio Quality And Ptt Audio Path(S) Switching
Tait portable radio. NB: It is recommended to test the Bluetooth® devices with the Tait portables in the hardware band and mode of operations that will be used by the end users to assess the adequacy of audio quality for both the listener and speaker, especially in TDMA mode of operations. - Page 9 NB: When a wired audio accessory is connected to the radio accessory connector, the radio speaker is disabled. TP9300/9400/9500/9600 Pair Bluetooth® device(s) to Radio A and/or Radio B depending on configuration and test. Ensure both radios are on the same channel.
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Page 10: Recovery After Power Cycle
Purpose: Recovery after power cycle of the portable radio and/or Bluetooth® device. Power-Cycle Radio without Automatic Reconnection TP9300/9400/9500/9600 Pair Bluetooth® device(s) to Radio A and/or Radio B depending on configuration and test. Ensure both radios are on the same channel. - Page 11 Power-Cycle Radio with Automatic Reconnection TP9300/9400/9500/9600 Pair Bluetooth® device(s) to Radio A and/or Radio B depending on configuration and test. Ensure both radios are on the same channel. Wear the paired and connected Bluetooth® device. Press and Hold Radio A F2 Programmable PTT and verify Radio B unmutes and audio is heard on the expected speaker.
- Page 12 Power-Cycle Bluetooth® Device TP9300/9400/9500/9600 Pair Bluetooth® device to Radio B. Ensure both radios are on the same channel. Wear the paired and connected Bluetooth® device. Radio B device to be power-cycled (as per manufacturer’s instructions). Wait until the device has automatically connected.
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Page 13: Further Reference Information
Tait Programming Application Online Help files and Portable Radio User’s Guides – in particular the following sections: ‘Setting up Bluetooth®’ in the Online Help and ‘Using a wireless headset’ in each of the Radio User’s Guides. -
Page 14: Publication Information
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