D&R Teleporter III

Portable Telephone Balance Unit with Keyboard & Rec.-Out

The Teleporter-3 is a compact reporter unit which can be used to drive domestic phone lines with mic and line signals.

By intelligent processing in specially designed telecommunication chips we have combined remarkable sound quality with optimum modulation of the telephone line.

The actual use of the Teleporter-3 is very easy due to the wide dynamic range.

The internal compressor can handle almost any incoming signal on the mic and or line input.

Besides the mic and line input there is also a record output to record telephone conversations at location as well as in the studio. You can use the Teleporter 3 anywhere.

Advanced internal circuitry keeps current extremely low, so batteries are not needed. The line voltage can vary between extremes without changing any function and or transmit quality of the Teleporter-3.

The Teleporter-3 totally replaces all the functions of a modern telephone set. Functions such as tone/pulse, internal buzzer and re-dial functions for 23 digits.

Functions of the TeleporterIII:

• The F switch is for Flash.

• Both mic and line signals can be send at the same time. The MIX control adjusts the balance between incoming and outgoing signals, and the phones control adjusts the level.

• The "ON" switch connects the Teleporter 2 with the phone lines.

• The "BUZZER" switch activates the internal buzzer if needed. The "RING" led indicates a call at any time.

• The back panel has metal XLR connectors for Mic, Line and Record in and outputs, and a standardized telephone line connector. The headphone connector is on standard 1/4" jack.

• By using the Teleporter-3 you have total control over transmitting your valuable interviews at any time without the risk of running out of batteries during long reports. 

Features of the TeleporterIII:

• Pulse and DTMF dialing.

• 23 digit capacity for re-dialing.

• Memory clear.

• Mixed mode dialing, start with PD and finish with DTMF dialing.

• Dual re-dial buffers for PBAX and public calls.

• Dynamic limiting (speech controlled) is independent of cable length/line voltage.

• Power-down input for improved performance during pulse dial or register recall (flash).

• Line loss compensation.

• Automatic disabling of the DTMF amplifier in extreme low voltage conditions