This menu appears as soon as you turn on the TGT using the “STOP” button (red square).

To select your group’s channel, use the codes from 1001 to 1020 and confirm with the “i” button, for channels 1 to 20. The channel number appears at the top of the TGT screen as well as on MINI STYLE and STYLE devices. This allows you to know at a glance which channel your TGT and STYLE or MINI STYLE devices are on.

“SET GROUP” – Pressing the “PLAY” button sends the channel number to all members of the same group. It is recommended to adjust the transmission power in the technical menu for an effective range of 10 to 15 meters depending on your meeting location, to ensure that all devices correctly receive their assigned channel.

“SET ONE” – Pressing the “PLAY” button sends the channel number to a single visitor who joins the group. It is recommended to set the transmission power in the technical menu to a short range of 10 to 50 cm to avoid sending the channel number to people who are not yet grouped or belong to another visitor group.

“START GROUP” – Pressing the “PLAY” button activates control over your entire group. The capture range (distance) can be adjusted in the technical menu. It is recommended to set the power to a relatively large distance to include all group members.

“START ONE” – Pressing the “PLAY” button adds a visitor to your group. The capture range (distance) can be adjusted in the technical menu. It is recommended to set the power to a short distance of 10 to 50 cm to avoid including people who are not yet grouped or belong to another visitor group.

“PAUSE VISIT” – Pressing the “PLAY” button releases the visitors in the group, allowing them to continue the visit in free mode. You can always regain control of your group by selecting “START VISIT” and pressing “PLAY.”

“GUIDE OFF” – Pressing the “PLAY” button turns off the TGT and releases the visitors from the group. They can then continue the visit in free mode.

“ALL OFF” – Pressing the “PLAY” button turns off the TGT as well as all devices linked to your group.

To access the technical menu, enter the code 994 and confirm with the “i” button. Navigate to the second line, “HOST SET”, using the volume +/- buttons and confirm with the “PLAY” button.

“GROUP RF POWER” – Use the left and right arrows to adjust the transmission and capture power (distance) for your entire group. Levels range from 0 to 17. We recommend a relatively high power to ensure the channel number reaches all visitors, even if they are spread out. Maximum effective distance is 10 to 15 meters depending on your location setup.

“ONE RF POWER” – Use the left and right arrows to adjust the transmission and capture power (distance) for a single visitor who joins the group. Levels range from 0 to 17. We recommend setting this to a short distance of 10 to 50 cm to avoid sending the channel number to people who are not yet grouped or belong to another visitor group.

“MIC GAIN” – Use the left and right arrows to adjust the gain level of the TGT microphone.

“DRC VAL” – Use the left and right arrows to adjust the “SQUELCH” level. This function reduces background noise by muting the TGT microphone when the tour guide is not speaking.

This menu appears as soon as you turn on the TGT using the “STOP” button (red square).

To select your group’s channel, use the codes from 1001 to 1020 and confirm with the “i” button, for channels 1 to 20. The channel number appears at the top of the TGT screen as well as on MINI STYLE and STYLE devices. This allows you to know at a glance which channel your TGT and STYLE or MINI STYLE devices are on.

“SET GROUP” – Pressing the “PLAY” button sends the channel number to all members of the same group. It is recommended to adjust the transmission power in the technical menu for an effective range of 10 to 15 meters depending on your meeting location, to ensure that all devices correctly receive their assigned channel.

“SET ONE” – Pressing the “PLAY” button sends the channel number to a single visitor who joins the group. It is recommended to set the transmission power in the technical menu to a short range of 10 to 50 cm to avoid sending the channel number to people who are not yet grouped or belong to another visitor group.

“START GROUP” – Pressing the “PLAY” button activates control over your entire group. The capture range (distance) can be adjusted in the technical menu. It is recommended to set the power to a relatively large distance to include all group members.

“START ONE” – Pressing the “PLAY” button adds a visitor to your group. The capture range (distance) can be adjusted in the technical menu. It is recommended to set the power to a short distance of 10 to 50 cm to avoid including people who are not yet grouped or belong to another visitor group.

“PAUSE VISIT” – Pressing the “PLAY” button releases the visitors in the group, allowing them to continue the visit in free mode. You can always regain control of your group by selecting “START VISIT” and pressing “PLAY.”

“GUIDE OFF” – Pressing the “PLAY” button turns off the TGT and releases the visitors from the group. They can then continue the visit in free mode.

“ALL OFF” – Pressing the “PLAY” button turns off the TGT as well as all devices linked to your group.

To access the technical menu, enter the code 994 and confirm with the “i” button. Navigate to the second line, “HOST SET”, using the volume +/- buttons and confirm with the “PLAY” button.

“GROUP RF POWER” – Use the left and right arrows to adjust the transmission and capture power (distance) for your entire group. Levels range from 0 to 17. We recommend a relatively high power to ensure the channel number reaches all visitors, even if they are spread out. Maximum effective distance is 10 to 15 meters depending on your location setup.

“ONE RF POWER” – Use the left and right arrows to adjust the transmission and capture power (distance) for a single visitor who joins the group. Levels range from 0 to 17. We recommend setting this to a short distance of 10 to 50 cm to avoid sending the channel number to people who are not yet grouped or belong to another visitor group.

“MIC GAIN” – Use the left and right arrows to adjust the gain level of the TGT microphone.

“DRC VAL” – Use the left and right arrows to adjust the “SQUELCH” level. This function reduces background noise by muting the TGT microphone when the tour guide is not speaking.