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- Page 1 Univox® GoTalk Two-way Communication Radio System User manual LET’S GO!
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Page 2: Introduction
We always keep you, the customer and end-user, in mind when designing new products, and we work tirelessly for accessibility and equality. Everyone should hear everything! To get in contact with your local distributor, please visit univox.eu. If you’d rather get in touch with us directly, you can do so at:... -
Page 3: Table Of Contents
CHARGING OPTIONS HEADSETS AND HEADPHONES SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS FOR LITHIUM-ION BATTERY GoTalk Components ACCESSORIES Specifications TRANSCEIVERS GOTALK GTA-T1 / GTA-T2 / GTA-R CHARGING OPTIONS ACCESSORIES GOTALK GTA-CU4 LIST OF ACCESSORIES AND DESCRIPTION GOTALK GTA-CT6 / GTA-CT12 / GTA-CC24 GoTalk Definitions GOTALK GTA-HS1... -
Page 4: Important Safety Instructions
MEDICAL DEVICE SAFETY Before using this Univox product with an implantable or other medical device, consult your physician or the manufacturer of your implantable or other medical device. Always make sure you are using this product in accordance with the safety guidelines established by your physician or the implantable device manufacturer. -
Page 5: Gotalk Components
TRANSCEIVERS There are 3 type of transceivers in the GoTalk System. Transceiver is the name of a device that can both transmit and receive a signal. The 3 transceivers are; GTA-T1 Leader unit, GTA-T2 Sub-Leader unit and GTA-R Participant unit. A system must comprise of one GTA-T1 Leader unit and any number of GTA-R Participant units. -
Page 6: Gotalk Unit Overview
GoTalk Unit Overview GTA-T1 LEADER / GTA-T2 SUB-LEADER The GTA-T1 and GTA-T2 appear identical in layout. The GTA-T1 Leader unit is red, while the GTA-T2 is black. This color difference is the main way to distinguish between them. The second way is by an indication in the display: ”L” for Leader and ”S” for Sub-Leader. -
Page 7: Gotalk Functionality
The operation of the Talk Button on the GTA-T1 Leader unit and GTA-T2 Sub-Leader unit differs from that of the GTA-R Participant unit. The GoTalk system provides three talk paths: one dedicated to the GTA-T1, another for the GTA-T2, and a third shared between all GTA-R Participants. -
Page 8: Battery Indicator
Tray, or in the GTA-CC24 Charging Case to charge. You may also charge the device using the GTA-CU4 Wall Charger. The GoTalk transceivers require 5V, 1A, and are rated at 650 mA. The units need 4 hours to fully charge from a discharged state. -
Page 9: Release Pairing
HAC ENABLED The GoTalk units are HAC (Hearing Aid Compatible) enabled and may be used by hearing aid users with a built-in telecoil together with a NL-100 Neckloop. Connect the neckloop to your unit and set your hearing aid to ’T’ position. -
Page 10: Applications
Factories and building sites are demanding environments, usually accompanied by loud and heavy machinery producing a lot of noise. The GoTalk system works well in these environments too. While the nature of the tour is similar to regular tours, the deafening noise and safety regulations in these environments require additional considerations. -
Page 11: Collaboration And Meetings
During events, theater productions, and similar situations, the GoTalk system can function as a small, simple intercom system to facilitate communication between team members. LEISURE The GoTalk system can be used to enhance communication in a closed group, such as during family holidays or when riding a motorcycle. -
Page 12: Transceivers
GoTalk Products and Accessories TRANSCEIVERS P/N: Product Name Description 575100-XXX GoTalk GTA-T1 Leader Transceiver, XXX* 575110-XXX GoTalk GTA-T2 Sub-Leader Transceiver, XXX* 575200-XXX GoTalk GTA-R Participant Transceiver, XXX* Note: *XXX replace with version, either 863 MHz or 915 MHz. The 863 MHz and 915 MHz versions are not interoperable. -
Page 13: Specifications
Specifications GOTALK GTA-T1 / GTA-T2 / GTA-R AUDIO Headphone Output: 30 mW @ 32 Ω impedance Microphone Input: Electret type, external bias 1.5-2 V Bias voltage <3 V, current <0.5 mA Sensitivity -43 ±3 dB Sidetone: 20% of selected volume... -
Page 14: Gotalk Gta-Cu4
Input: No cord supplied. Plugs for regions EU, UK, US and AUS supplied. Output: 4 USB-A to USB-C 1.0 m (39.37 in.) supplied. COMPLIANCE Standards: RoHS, CE, UKCA, FCC GOTALK GTA-CT6 / GTA-CT12 / GTA-CC24 PHYSICAL Case Color: Aluminium/grey (CC24) Tray Color:... -
Page 15: Gotalk Gta-Hs1
ø 23 mm, dynamic Impedance: 32 ohm ±15% @ 1 kHz Bandwidth: 100 Hz - 20 kHz COMPLIANCE Standards: RoHS, CE, UKCA GOTALK GTA-HP1 / GTA-HS2 / GTA-HS3 PHYSICAL Color: Black Cord Length: 1 m (39.37 in.) Weight: HP1 62.5 g (2.20 oz.) HS2 46 g (1.62 oz.) -
Page 16: Gotalk Gta-Hs4 / Gta-Hs5
GOTALK GTA-HS4 / GTA-HS5 PHYSICAL GTA-HS4 GTA-HS5 Color: Black Black Cord Length: 1 m (39.37 in.) 1 m (39.37 in.) Weight: 431 g (15.20 oz.) 355 g (12.52 oz.) Shipping Weight: ? g (? oz.) ? g (? oz.) Shipping Dimensions:... -
Page 17: Product Maintenance
GENERAL CLEANING Exterior Cleaning: Wipe the exterior of your GoTalk devices with a soft, dry cloth. For more stubborn dirt, use a slightly damp cloth. Avoid using harsh chemicals, solvents, or abrasive materials, as these can damage the device’s surface. -
Page 18: Troubleshooting
WARRANTY Univox warrants that the GTA-T1, GTA-T2 and GTA-R and charging trays are free from defects in materials and workmanship under normal use and conditions for 5 years from the original date of purchase. Accessories, such as microphones, and consumables such as batteries and lanyards, are subject to a 1-year limited warranty. -
Page 19: Recycling
Contact Information GoTour is a sub-brand of Univox, which in turn is a registered brand owned by the legal entity of Bo Edin AB. Univox, Förrådsvägen 2B, S-181 41 LIDINGÖ, SWEDEN Phone: +46 8-767 18 18... - Page 20 Univox Phone +46-8-767 18 18 Visiting address Stockby Hantverksby 3 Förrådsvägen 28 Email info@univox.eu SE-181 75 Lidingö, Sweden SE-181 41 Lidingö, Sweden Web www.univox.eu...
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