An intercom (intercommunication system) is a standalone, closed-circuit system for
one-way “simplex” and/or two-way “duplex” communication. The general purpose of a
professional intercom system is to facilitate simple to complex communication setups
for few to thousands of users who need to be continuously on talk and/or listen
mode. Two-way communications systems can operate in half-duplex or full-duplex. With
half-duplex systems, one party talks while the other party listens. With full-duplex
systems, both parties can talk and listen at the same time as if they are in a natural
conversation in person.
Users who have different roles in a particular operation can be in a conference or
partyline together. Or they can be sub-divided into a matrix of independent groups in
any one or many private intercom channels. In addition to establishing communication
points, an intercom system can also be interfaced with third-party devices such as
2-way radios, 4-wire audios, telephone, TV cameras, AES3 digital audio, relay control
(for signal light activation or door control), etc.
The core technology of an intercom system could be based on one of the following
platforms: 2-wire/analog, 4-wire digital, wireless, or IP networks. The decision to
deploy one platform over the other will greatly depend on requirements, environment
and budget. These intercom platforms operate independently or can be linked to form
a larger system in order to meet specic unique communication workow needs.
Moreover, intercom systems can be bridged together with different communications
systems as part of a multi-platform solution.
In certain applications, intercom systems need to be geographically distributed to
support the various communication positions in a given workow. Therefore, they
can be connected over 2-wire or 4-wire; MADI for close-distance connections such
as oor-to-oor; optical ber for short to long distances within a building; and IP
networks (LAN, WAN, or Internet) for connections across a wide area, across town,
or across the country.
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Table of Contents
Wireless intercom systems offer the convenience of
untethered communication for mobile users, while providing
the power, exibility and audio quality of wired systems.
Clear-Com provides the broadest range of wireless intercom
systems for professional users who require a standalone
wireless system or an integrated wireless solution to meet vir-
tually any technical requirement, budget, and/or environments.
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FREESPEAK II WIRELESS INTERCOM SYSTEMS
FreeSpeak II® (1.9GHz)
FreeSpeak II® (2.4GHz)
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DX SERIES WIRELESS INTERCOM SYSTEMS
DX100 (2.4GHz)
DX121 (2.4GHz)
DX210 (2.4GHz)
DX300ES (2.4GHz)
DX410 (2.4GHz)
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UHF WIRELESS INTERCOM SYSTEMS
Wireless IFB (486.4-639.9MHz)
WBS 680 (470-488MHz & 590-608MHz)
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FREESPEAK II WIRELESS INTERCOM SYSTEMS
When it comes to communication requirements for specialized
> 1.9 GHz
applications, FreeSpeak II wireless intercom systems are the right
solutions. These systems provide exceptional RF performance and
> 2.4 GHz
reliable connections, giving users the peace of mind even in the
most demanding circumstances. They offer high capacity and
scalability to meet the needs of complex congurations, greater
number of talk groups or users, and expansive coverage areas.
Moreover, they work even in challenging environments that exist
indoors and outdoors.
FreeSpeak II® 1.9GHz and 2.4GHz Digital Wireless Intercom Systems
FreeSpeak II is a powerful and reliable distributed wireless intercom platform for sophisticated
and expansive communication needs. FreeSpeak II comes in a 1.9GHz version for operations in the
1.880-1.930GHz band and 2.4GHz for environments or geographies where either or both frequencies
are available for use*. The system can freely use a mix of both bands.
The FreeSpeak II system comprises of the base station, beltpacks, transceiver modules, and transceiver
splitter. FreeSpeak II can be implemented as a standalone base station system or as an integrated
wireless solution within Eclipse HX matrices. The splitter can connect to base stations and/or Eclipse HX
matrices via ber to extend the transceiver coverage out over long distances.
Flexible cellular roaming technologies allow users to move freely about in large, multi-site environments
without the worry of fading or losing connection. The system provides point-to-point and group
communication capabilities.
FreeSpeak II Base Station
* Frequency bands are allocated and approved for
use by country. Check the price list for supported
countries and appropriate model numbers.
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Wireless Beltpacks
WIRELESS COMMUNICATIONSWIRELESS COMMUNICATIONS
The ve-channel, full-duplex FreeSpeak II
digital beltpacks are uniquely designed
for the rigorous demands of largescale operations and continuous
communication use. Ergonomic form
factor, intuitive operation, and rugged
housing make the beltpacks ideal for
extended use.
Full-duplex 7kHz bandwidth offers
high audio quality and reduces the
strain on the user’s ears after
extended usage.
Four push-to-talk, one reply key and
two rotary encoders allow up to ve
Beltpack Feature Highlights
• Up to ve communication routes
per beltpack, with selective access
to more channels
• Four programmable pushbuttons,
two rotary encoders and a
reply button
• Menu driven display, which can be
partially or completely restricted
• Secure system – beltpacks are
registered to a particular base
station or Matrix or can have secure
access to multiple control functions
• Internal antennas – no antenna
breakage or damage
• Long battery usage – typically 18
hours of continuous talk time
• Two battery options – rechargeable
Li-Ion cells or disposable Alkaline
AA Batteries
• Drop-in charging port with
built-in USB battery and beltpack
charging capability
• Strong metallic belt-clip and shoulder
strap points
• Over-the-air beltpack registration
• Real-time statistics, beltpack
and transceiver diagnostics, and
functionality like Remote Mic Kill
communication routes to be assigned
to each beltpack. These can be any
desired combination of group and pointto-point communication assignments.
Large OLED display provides extensive
information, including the names of
beltpacks, assigned users and groups
of each beltpack, battery level, and
signal strength.
A variety of beltpack menus are
accessible via the OLED display
including headset levels, microphone
levels, audible alert at low battery
level, and adjustable local sidetone.
• GPIO logic conguration to trigger
call lights, tally or radios
• “Listen Again” audio memory to
replay last 15 seconds of audio
• Technician’s ash light
• Works at high pressure environments – atmospheric pressure up
to 75 psi (O2 beltpacks only)
USB Port for local DC powering
Ergonomic design for beltpack controls
FreeSpeak II 2.4GHz
Drop-in battery and
beltpack charger
18+ hours of
battery operation
(door shown open)
FreeSpeak II 1.9GHz
FreeSpeak II O2 beltpacks
(available in 1.9GHz and 2.4GHz)
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Transceiver Modules
FreeSpeak II users can roam thousands of feet from the base station or matrix frame while staying
connected. This is achieved through the Cellular Roaming capability between distributed transceiver
modules. The transceiver splitter extends the base station to create an expansive coverage area with
multiple transceivers, which provide connections to the wireless beltpacks.
FreeSpeak II Transceiver - E1 (1.9GHz & 2.4GHz)
FreeSpeak II transceivers are available
in 1.9GHz and 2.4GHz versions that can
be deployed within the same system
(either the base station or integrated
matrix solution), thus increasing both
the quantity of wireless users and cell
roaming area. Each FSII-TCVR can
support up to ve 1.9GHz beltpacks
or up to four 2.4GHz beltpacks.
When using the base station, up to
25 full-duplex wireless beltpacks
using either or both 1.9GHz and
2.4GHz bands can be connected. In
an integrated Eclipse HX matrix setup
via E-QUE-HX card, as many as 25
1.9GHz wireless beltpacks (in North
America or 50 1.9GHz in EU countries)
and 40 2.4GHz wireless beltpacks (in
all regions) can be used at the same
time. These beltpack users are then
able to directly communicate with any
other remote or local matrix panel or
other wireless or wired beltpack user
who is on the Eclipse HX Matrix
System network.
Key Features:
• 1.9GHz and 2.4GHz models available
• Operates over a CAT5 connection
• Supports up to 5 FSII 1.9GHz
beltpacks or up to 4 FSII 2.4GHz
beltpacks per transceiver
• IP rated for water and dust resistance
• LED power indicator light
• EtherCon rugged connection
2.4GHz Transceiver
1.9GHz Transceiver
Transceiver Splitter
FreeSpeak II Transceiver - IP (1.9GHz Only)
The FreeSpeak II IPT transceivers
can be deployed via internet protocol
(IP), allowing users to leverage AES67
compatible IP networks to expand
their wireless intercom. Operating
in the 1.9GHz frequency band, each
transceiver can support up to 10
1.9GHz beltpacks.
In an integrated Eclipse HX matrix
setup via E-IPA64-HX card, as many
as 50 1.9GHz wireless beltpacks (in
North America or 64 1.9GHz in EU
countries) can be used at the same
time, and up to 64 transceivers can be
supported on one Eclipse HX Matrix
System. These beltpack users are then
able to directly communicate with any
other remote or local matrix panel
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or other wireless or wired beltpack
user who is on the Eclipse HX Matrix
System network.
Key Features:
• Requires E-IPA-HX card and an
Eclipse HX Frame (not available for
FSII-BASE-II)
• For use with 1.9GHz only
• Operates over IP on an AES67
compatible network
• Supports up to 10 FSII beltpacks per
transceiver
• Up to 64 transceivers supported on
Eclipse HX Matrix System
• IP rated for water and dust resistance
• Powered over Ethernet from
PoE switch
1.9GHz Transceiver
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Integrated Wireless
FreeSpeak II is the only wireless system on the market that can seamlessly integrate its wireless
beltpacks with Clear-Com’s Eclipse HX Digital Matrix Intercom System.
With FreeSpeak II, wireless beltpack
users can communicate with any
Eclipse HX panel user on a one-to-one
or group basis. This unique capability is
achieved with the E-QUE-HX cellular
controller card or the E-IPA-HX IP card,
which t directly in the matrix frames.
Each E-QUE-HX card connects up
to 10 transceivers (with splitter) to
provide beltpack connections to any
number of ports within the Eclipse HX
System. Up to 50 wireless beltpacks
FreeSpeak II 1.9 GHz Beltpacks
Part #Countries Approved For Use
FSII-BP19-X4-US
FSII-BP19-X5-US
FSII-BP19-X7-US
FSII-BP19-X4-EU
FSII-BP19-X5-EU
FSII-BP19-X7-EU
FSII-BP19-X4-J
FSII-BP19-X5-J
FSII-BP19-X7-J
FSII-BP19-X4-LA
FSII-BP19-X5-LA
FSII-BP19-X7-LA
FSII-BP19-X4-B
FSII-BP19-X5-B
FSII-BP19-X7-B
United States, Canada
Europe Union Countries (CE),
Australia, New Zealand,
Hong Kong, Singapore
Japan
Argentina
Brazil
per Matrix (depending on region and
environment) can roam between 60
transceivers and communicate on the
Matrix system. Up to six E-QUE-HX
cards can be used in a Matrix frame.
Each E-IPA64-HX card connects up to
64 transceivers to provide beltpack
connections to any number of ports
within the Eclipse HX System. Up
to 64 wireless beltpacks per Matrix
(depending on region and environment)
can roam between 64 transceivers and
communicate on the Matrix system.
Only one E-IPA64-HX card can be
used for wireless in a Matrix frame.
Integrated FreeSpeak II has the ability
to individually address each beltpack
and then connect that beltpack to one
or many users on the Matrix.
Patented Dynamic Port Allocation
technology allows the beltpacks to
roam between transceivers without
breaking connections.
FreeSpeak II 2.4 GHz Beltpacks
United States, Canada, Mexico
Europe Union Countries (CE),
Argentina, Brazil, China, Japan,
New Zealand, S. Korea, Australia,
Singapore
FreeSpeak II 1.9 GHz Transceivers
Part #Countries Approved For Use
FSII-TCVR-19United States, Canada
FSII-TCVR-19-EUEurope Union Countries (CE),
Australia, New Zealand,
Hong Kong, Singapore
FSII-TCVR-19-JJapan
FSII-TCVR-19-LAArgentina
FSII-TCVR-19-BBrazil
FSII-TCVR-IP-EUEurope Union Countries (CE)
FSII-TCVR-IP-JJapan
FSII-TCVR-IP-USUnited States, Canada
FreeSpeak II 2.4 GHz Transceivers
Part #Countries Approved For Use
FSII-TCVR-24-USUnited States, Canada, Mexico
FSII-TCVR-24-EU*Europe Union Countries (CE),
Argentina, Brazil, China, Japan,
New Zealand, S. Korea, Australia,
Singapore
*For use worldwide
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DX SERIES WIRELESS INTERCOM SYSTEMS
The DX Series wireless intercom systems are full-duplex
communications systems. These intuitive systems are easy
to deploy and congure. Every advanced system was
designed with facilities that could seamlessly interface with
any wired intercom system, allowing mobile users to stay
connected to xed user positions in the covered area.
Superb audio quality and system reliability make these
systems the preferred wireless intercom of choice for
many users.
DX100 2.4GHz Digital Wireless Intercom
Ideal for mobile eld applications,
the DX100 system enables two-way
communications in a compact,
portable base station.
Up to 15 wireless beltpackscan be
assigned to each base station, four
of which can be used in hands-free,
full-duplex mode.
Digital Frequency-Hopping Spread
Spectrum (FHSS)with encryption
secures communication to prevent
eavesdropping.
Remotely “unlatch” beltpacks from
transmitting at the base to stop a
rogue beltpack that has been left
transmitting without having to
locate the beltpack.
Triple diversity — space, time and
frequency diversity — provide redundant communication to make it the
most dependable system available.
Flexible, battery-powered operation
allows the base to be powered in four
different ways:
• Six 1.5V AA batteries
• Optional rechargeable
BAT850 battery
• 12 VDC automotive adapter
• 100-240 VAC power adapter
(provided)
Power outage backup featureenables
uninterrupted communication in the
event of power loss.
> DX100
> DX121
> DX210
> DX300ES
> DX410
MB100
DX121 2.4GHz Digital Wireless Intercom
The DX121 is a versatile, cost-effective
system for adding wireless beltpacks
to wired intercom systems. Up to four
wireless beltpacks can be assigned to
each base station, one of which can be
used in hands-free, full-duplex mode.
advanced functionality when used
with matrix intercoms or radio based
communications systems.
Built-in one-port battery charger
charges a remote beltpack or
All-in-One headset battery.
Connects to headset jack of beltpacks
and intercom panels.
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Compatible Beltpack and All-in-One Headset (For use with the DX100 and DX121)
Features:
• Separate IC and ISO buttons
• Beltpack mic gain and side
tone control
• Selectable PTT or latching
button modes
• ISO restrict mode
• Internal antennas
• Lithium-Ion rechargeable batteries
with up to 20 hours of operation
• User voice prompts
• Rugged construction
WH220 Headset
DX210 2.4GHz Digital Wireless Intercom
The DX210 is a two-channel system that
delivers a perfect blend in performance,
connectivity with wired systems, and
ease of use. The two separate 2-wire
and 4-wire connections make it highly
compatible with any industry-standard
2-wire intercom systems or 4-wire
intercom/audio devices.
Each BS210 base station can support
up to four full-duplex beltpacks and/
or WH220 all-in-one wireless headsets for talk and listen capabilities or
BS210
11 half-duplex beltpacks for listen-only
purposes. By linking four base stations
together, up to 16 full-duplex or 44
half-duplex beltpack users can be in
communication.
System Highlights:
• Wireless ISO talk-around
• Digital auto nulling (front panel access)
• Two separate 2-wire/4-wire connections
• Triple diversity — space, time and
frequency — supporting extreme
multi-path environments
• Spectrum-friendly technology
• Relay (GPIO) actuation with ISO function
• Feedback protection for un-terminated
2-wire channels
BP200 Beltpack
WH220 All-in-One Headset
BP210 Beltpack
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DX300ES 2.4GHz Digital Wireless Intercom
The exible DX300ES offers a two-
channel mobile intercom system that
is easy to set up and use, as well as
expandable to accommodate larger
operations. Its compact design makes
it highly portable and convenient to
deploy instantly where full-duplex
communication is required.
System Highlights:
• Fast, easy setup for strategic
relocation
• Secure, 64-bit encryption
• Digital Frequency Hopping Spread
Spectrum (FHSS)
• Convenient all-call button allows
transmit on both channels
• Triple diversity — space, time and
frequency diversity —supporting
extreme multi-path environments
• Flexible power options: 100-240
VAC, 12-14 VDC, 1.5V AA batteries
or an optional rechargeable
BAT850 battery
• Portable size and weight
• Auxiliary Input and Output10-pin
terminal strip connector
• Dedicated channel relays
Each base can support up to four
full-duplex or 12 half-duplex wireless
beltpack and/or WH301 wireless
all-in-one headset users. By linking
two base stations together, up to 6
full-duplex or 30 half-duplex beltpack
users can be in communication.
Special features include dedicated
channel relays and 4-wire audio
interfaces for ease of connectivity
to third-party systems.
MB300ES
BP300 BeltpackWH301 All-in-One Headset
DX Series Technology
All DX Series wireless intercom
systems feature Spectrum-Friendly™
technology for interference-free
operation in the increasingly
crowded 2.4GHz frequency band.
This technology prevents emerging
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frequency conicts by designating
the 2.4GHz operating frequency
range: low- (2.4019- 2.4399GHz),
high- (2.4434-2.4814GHz), or
full-band.
In AFH mode, DX Series comply
with European Telecommunications
Standards Institute (ETSI) harmo-
nized European standard EN 300
238 v1.8.1.
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DX410 2.4GHz Digital Wireless Intercom
The DX410 is a two-channel digital wireless system, delivers the best overall performance, range
and sound within the DX Series.
The system features 7kHz wideband audio, the same audio quality level as high-end wireless
intercoms. Its expanded audio range and increased intelligibility enables even soft whispers to
be heard clearly, even in high RF interference environments.
System Highlights:
• Two channels
• 7kHz wide bandwidth audio
• 2-wire and 4-wire bridging
• 2-wire auto-nulling
• Lost packet concealment
• Upgraded radio
• Supports up to 15 wireless beltpacks
and/or wireless headsets
BS410 Base Station
DX410 also features 2-wire and 4-wire
bridging and 2-wire auto-nulling. The
bridging capability allows the option
for combining the 2-wire and 4-wire
ports together on either channel A or
B, allowing operators to use a 4-wire
out to send all the audio to a mixer,
matrix intercom or other audio source.
2-wire auto-nulling enables fast and
accurate integration with Clear-Com
or TW wired partyline systems.
Each DX410 base station can support
up to 15 registered BP410 wireless
beltpacks and/or WH410 all-in-one
wireless headsets. In a single-channel
operation, any four beltpack users can
engage in simultaneous, full-duplex
(talk-listen) communication, while
only three users may be in full-duplex
mode in a dual-channel operation.
DX410 is simple to set up and con-
gure, taking less time to deploy. No
software programming is necessary.
BP410 Beltpack
DX100, DX121, DX210
Beltpacks and Base Stations
Order #Model #
CZ11360BP200
CZ12015BP210
CZ11518WH210
CZ-WH200WH220
CZ11400MB100
CZ12020MB100-EU
(EU countries only)
CZ11461BS121
CZ12027BS121-EU
(EU countries only)
CZ11516BS210
CZ12029BS210-EU
(EU countries only)
WH410 All-in-One Headset
DX300
Beltpacks and Base Stations
Order #Model #
CZ11408BP300
CZ-WH301WH301
CZ11467MB300ES
CZ12030MB300ES-EU
(EU countries only)
DX410
Beltpacks and Base Stations
Order #Model #
CZ-BP410BP410
CZ-WH410WH410
CZ-BS410BS410
CZ-BS410-EUBS410-EU
(EU countries only)
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UHF WIRELESS INTERCOM SYSTEMS
These simple wireless intercom systems are typically
> Wireless IFB
deployed as standalone units or as an interface with wired
intercoms. They offer high quality audio, interference-free
> WBS Series
communication at a great value.
Wireless IFB
Wireless IFB (interruptible fold back) systems operate between 486.4 and 639.9MHz. Wireless
IFBs are used for one-directional communication. Directors and other management can use this to
monitor program audio, or for talent cueing and crew communications during a production.
Wireless IFB (interruptible fold back)
systems operate between 486.4 and
639.9MHz. Wireless IFBs are used
for one-directional communication.
Directors and other management can
use this to monitor program audio,
or for talent cueing and crew communications during a production.
The PRC-2 receiver provides simplicity
and exibility in a package that is
intuitive for untrained users to operate.
Wireless IFB uses +/-20 kHz FM
deviation for efcient use of the
bandwidth, with compandor noise
reduction circuitry for an excellent
signal to noise ratio.
Operating Frequencies:
486.4 to 691.1 MHz
Block 19: 486.4 to 511.9 MHz
Block 21: 537.6 to 563.1 MHz
Block 24*: 614.4 to 639.9 MHz
* This block is targeted to be banned by
the FCC for use within the US by July
13, 2020.
NOTE: This product is not approved for
sale in Europe.
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PRC-2
PTX-3
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WBS Series UHF Analog Wireless Intercom
WBS comes in a dual-channel (WBS-680) option with the base station supporting up to four fullduplex wireless beltpacks and provides two separate channels for 2-wire or 4-wire connectivity.
The WBS-680 operates in select
frequency bands between 470-488MHz
and 590-608MHz. The wireless system
is supplied with 24 factory-selected,
intermodulation-free frequencies. Select
from factory presets or any suitable
frequency in 25kHz increments.
System Features:
• Full talk/listen headset at the base
• Rear panel connections allow
system expansion
• Input and output level adjustment
controls for both the connected
wired intercom and auxiliary
audio connection
• WTA (Wireless-Talk-Around) button
momentarily routes audio to only the
wireless beltpacks monitoring the
current channel, serving as isolation
(ISO) channel
WBS-680 Dual-channel
• Stage Announce (SA) button allows
a (dry) relay signal
• RJ45 connector for direct connection
to a digital 4-wire intercom port, and
a pair of auxiliary connectors
• A pair of efcient, half-wave co-linear
antennas is supplied with system
Operating Frequencies
BandBase TXBeltpack TX
E88
NOTE: Not all frequency bands are available
in all countries.
590-608 MHz470-488 MHz
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Wireless Accessories
DX Series (DX100, 121, 210, 300ES, 410)
Batteries and Chargers
For use with:
BP200
BP210
BP300
AC40A Battery Charger
Order #104034
Power Supplies
BAT41
For use with:
BP410
WH220
WH301
WH410
Order #CZ-AC50-WW (Worldwide)
BAT50
Order #CZ-BAT50
AC50 Battery Charger
Order #CZ-AC50-US (USA)
Order #CZ-AC50-KR (Korea)
For use with:
MB100
BAT850
Order #G27021-1
AC850A Battery Charger
Order #G28820-1Z1
For AC40A and all DX base stations
Miscellaneous Accessories
DX Base Antenna
Order #101G048
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For AC50 US/Canada
Order #Atn: 453G013
DX Antenna Splitter/Combiner
Order #647G006
DX Beltpack Pouch
Order #107G065
For AC50 Worldwide
1RU Antenna Mounting Kit
Order #G28066-1
CAT-5 Cable
Order #115G372
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Wireless Accessories
FreeSpeak II
AC60 Battery Charger
WBS Series
BAT60
WIRELESS COMMUNICATIONSWIRELESS COMMUNICATIONS
FSII-SPL Transceiver Splitter
Battery Charger Wall-mount Bracket
WTR4C Battery Charger
DX Wireless Battery and Charger Compatibility Chart
These adapters enable headsets with dynamic
mics and XLR connectors to interface with all
the DX Series headset jacks. An active built-in
circuit provides impedance matching and DC
isolation. XLR adapters interface with 4P male,
4P female or 5P male headset connectors
Six-foot headset extension cable for all
mini-DIN DX Series headset connectors
•
•
Radio
Frequency
FREESPEAK II
FreeSpeak II 1.91.880-1.930GHz4 plus reply25 (Base)
Analog 2-wire, group communications
systems with intuitive plug-and-play
design and superior audio clarity best
known as the “Clear-Com Sound”.
Digital Network Intercom
HelixNet
Flexible, scalable, and intelligent
digital network partyline system
platform for dynamic group
communication.
Integrated Matrix and IP Communications Solutions
Eclipse HX
Latest advancement in digital matrix
intercom technology for enabling critical
intercommunications among teams
who need direct (point-to-point) and
one-to-many (group and partyline or
conference) connections. Eclipse HX
can scale up to a large communications
solution by networking multiple systems
together. The system can connect over
4-wire, MADI, optical ber, E1/T1 and
IP networks. Eclipse HX system frames
and the panels have native IP capabilities
built in for integrating with IP-based
communications solutions.
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WIRELESS COMMUNICATIONSWIRELESS COMMUNICATIONS
Connectivity Solutions
Clear-Com offers connectivity solutions designed for linking multiple intercom systems together over
IP networks, routing and distributing audio and video signals over optical ber networks, and interfacing
communications solutions with SIP telephony protocols and 2-way radios.
Signal Transport Solutions
Collections of connectivity devices for linking, transporting, distributing and/or routing signals in a secure network.
These devices connect over optical ber or IP networks.
LQ Series
LQ Series devices can link different
industry-standard intercom systems
together, irrespective of the type of
communications system. LQ also extends
the capabilities and intercom channels
of a single system to one or more
ProGrid™ Audio Network Devices
ProGrid devices deliver signals from
intercom, audio, video equipment independent of manufacturer or
brand - quickly, cost-effectively and
easily. The ProGrid family consists of
several categories of devices: Analog
Audio Converters, Intercom Interfaces,
Digital MADI Interfaces, AES/EBU
Connectivity Interfaces, and Yamaha
Interface Cards.
remote locations by simply positioning
an LQ device at the destination
location and interfacing with such
Clear-Com devices as wired beltpacks,
smartphones with Agent-IC mobile
apps or with third-party VoIP phones
over SIP telephony systems.
BroaMan Video Audio
Network Devices
BroaMan devices are necessary for
the infrastructure of large-scale
applications. They transport all types
of signals, including digital and analog
video, digital and analog audio, digital
and analog intercom and all forms
of control data on copper and ber
infrastructure. These devices distribute,
route or repeat multiple video and
audio signals like SD/HD/3G-SDI,
over the same optical ber.
Interoperability
Solutions
Clear-Com Gateway
Interoperability is the ability to
communicate across multiple different
systems in order to facilitate coordination
of actions at an event at every level.
Clear-Com’s Interoperability Solutions
address the communication challenges
with gateway solutions that link and
bridge a myriad of communications
systems such as radios, intercoms,
telephones and IP networks.
Clear-Com® Gateway is an interoperability platform for linking and bridging
disparate communications systems to
deliver advanced radio bridging, radio
interfacing and IP connectivity on a
single platform.
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Clear-Com, an HME company, is a trusted global provider of professional
real-time communications solutions and services since 1968. We innovate
market proven technologies that link people together through wired and
wireless systems.
Clear-Com was rst to market portable wired and wireless intercom systems
for live performances. Since then, our history of technological advancements
and innovations has delivered signicant improvements to the way people
collaborate in professional settings where real-time communication matters.
For the markets we serve – broadcast, live performance, live events, sports,
military, aerospace and government – our communications products have
consistently met the demands for high quality audio, reliability, scalability
and low latency, while addressing communications requirements of varying
size and complexity.
Our reputation in the industry is not only based on our product achievements,
but also on our consistent level of customer engagement and dedication to
delivering the right solutions for specialized applications, with the expertise to
make it work. Around the globe and across markets, Clear-Com’s innovations
and solutions have received numerous awards and recognitions for ingenuity
and impact to customers.
Americas and Asia-Pacic Headquarters
California, United States
Tel: +1.510.337.6600
Email: SalesSupportUS@clearcom.com
Email: SalesSupportAPAC@clearcom.com
Europe, Middle East, and Africa Headquarters
Cambridge, United Kingdom
Tel: +44 1223 815000
Email: SalesSupportEMEA@clearcom.com