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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Can I use my own headset?

How many belt packs can I use?

Can my PortaCom work with

wireless intercom systems?

How long of a cable can I use?

HAVING TROUBLE WITH YOUR WINGMAN 500?

Interference in ProLink Headsets Switch your belt pack settings to a different ProLink user group A or B.

Background Noise Transmitting

Proper Intercom Etiquette

(Specifications Subject to Change Without Notice)

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

FAQ ANSWER

Yes. The ProLink is designed to work with dynamic microphone elements.

Shields can be connected to chassis ground pin. Headset pin configuration:

1 = Mic (-), 2 = Mic (+), 3 = Headphone (-), 4 = Headphone (+)

With the use of branch boxes (B3-2000), the PortaCom has a 50 headset

capacity.

Yes. PortaCom uses the WingMAN 500 as a modular link to a wireless

intercom such as the Anchor Audio ProLink.

We recommend to NOT exceed 200 ft. However, if you need to exceed this

length, then heavy-duty cables are recommended.

TROUBLESHOOTING

CONDITION POSSIBLE SOLUTIONS

Reduce the headset microphone sensitivity level. Adjust the ProLink mic

sensitivity blue knob on the belt pack.

Your rechargeable batteries may be running low. If batteries are weak, the

Transmission Is Weak

Green LED will flash. Your belt pack needs to be recharged. If you need to

keep working, you can use disposable alkaline batteries.

WingMAN 500 is an interface station that allows full duplex

communication between ProLink belt packs and unbalanced party-line

intercom systems. Use proper intercom etiquette – wait to break into the

conversation network until the other system users have stopped speaking.