Contacta TSG1 User guide

Brand: Contacta

Model: TSG1

Type: User guide

Contacta TSG1 is a compact, handheld engineer’s tool designed for large area hearing loop installations. It generates continuous sine wave frequencies to verify whether a hearing loop is functioning as per the BS EN 60118-4 standard. With multiple signal settings, including 100Hz to 5KHz, white noise, and pink noise, it assists in the measurement of hearing loop systems. The device features an XLR connection lead for easy hookup with the hearing loop driver being tested. Its intuitive interface includes a power/pause button to switch between frequencies and turn the device on or off.

Contacta TSG1 is a compact, handheld engineer’s tool designed for large area hearing loop installations. It generates continuous sine wave frequencies to verify whether a hearing loop is functioning as per the BS EN 60118-4 standard. With multiple signal settings, including 100Hz to 5KHz, white noise, and pink noise, it assists in the measurement of hearing loop systems. The device features an XLR connection lead for easy hookup with the hearing loop driver being tested. Its intuitive interface includes a power/pause button to switch between frequencies and turn the device on or off.

Tone Signal Generator

User Guide

TSG1

January 2022

Contents

Product Overview

Set-Up

Handy Tips

Troubleshooting

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Contacta has a policy of continuous product development, therefore small specication changes

may not be reected in this manual. Images, labels, packaging, accessories and product colours

are subject to change without notice.

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Product Overview

Our Tone Signal Generator (TSG1) is a compact, handheld engineer’s

tool for large area hearing loop installations. When combined with our

Field Strength Meter (IL-CONTACTA-FSM), it veries whether a hearing

loop is working to the BS EN 60118-4 standard.

It provides continuous sine wave frequencies, allowing measurement

of hearing loop systems.

The generator has the following signal settings:

• 100Hz

• 500Hz

• 1KHz

• 1.6KHz

• 4KHz

• 5KHz

• White noise

• Pink noise

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Set-Up

1. Open the rear of your Tone Signal Generator

(see diagram on the right) and insert two alka-

line AA batteries.

2. Plug the XLR connection lead into the line input

of the hearing loop driver being tested.

3. Press the power/pause button to turn on the

Tone Signal Generator (see diagram below).

4. Press the power/pause button to switch

between frequencies.

Frequency

Indicator

Power/Pause Button

& Frequency Change

XLR

Connection Lead

5. To turn o the device, hold the power/pause button down for three

seconds.

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Handy Tips

The device will automatically power o if not used for one hour.

The following procedures should be carried out on a regular basis to

keep the product at its optimal performance:

• Do not stretch or wrap the cable

• Clean with a dry soft cloth

• Do not use solvent based cleaners

Troubleshooting

Symptom Possible Fault Action

There is no

response when

the Power Button

is pressed.

1) The battery is low/at.

2) Faulty button or

internal failure.

1) Replace with new

alkaline AA batteries.

2) Seek assistance.

If no action is successful please seek assistance from

your distributor or a Contacta installer.

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Local dealer:

UK & ROW

+44 (0) 1732 223900

[email protected].uk

US & Canada

+1 616 392 3400

[email protected]

www.contacta.co.uk

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Contacta TSG1 User guide

Brand: Contacta

Model: TSG1

Type: User guide

Contacta TSG1 is a compact, handheld engineer’s tool designed for large area hearing loop installations. It generates continuous sine wave frequencies to verify whether a hearing loop is functioning as per the BS EN 60118-4 standard. With multiple signal settings, including 100Hz to 5KHz, white noise, and pink noise, it assists in the measurement of hearing loop systems. The device features an XLR connection lead for easy hookup with the hearing loop driver being tested. Its intuitive interface includes a power/pause button to switch between frequencies and turn the device on or off.

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