Eclipse® HX Digital Matrix Intercom System Archives

Features and/or Benefits

Scalable To Suit Any Size Job

Connect as many of your users on the networked 64-matrix system over multiple media types. The expansive network is achieved with four high-density and high-performance system frames and supported by user devices consisting of any combination of hard-wired key panels, mobile apps, soft-panels, two-way radios, POTS, IP telephony, wired or wireless beltpacks—connected over either 4-wire, trunked IP (Dante, AES67 and native), E1/T1, Fiber, CAT5, and/or MADI.

Most Integrated User Device Options

Choose from the widest selection of user devices that most suits your communication needs. Eclipse HX seamlessly integrates the most sophisticated and robust FreeSpeak II transceiver modules and wireless beltpacks in either 1.9 or 2.4GHz or mixed frequency bands in the same matrix system. For users with their own smart devices, they can easily download the Agent-IC mobile app and immediate connect to the host Eclipse HX system once authenticated by the System Administrator. Digital two-way radio platforms and SIP telephony may also integrate with the Eclipse HX network via the LQ Series IP Interfaces. Device options are almost endless as the system can easily interface with any 2-wire, 4-wire, IP and wireless communication device.

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Extend With Ease

Expand your Eclipse HX system to connect with any third-party audio, intercom and video sources. Through a host of robust system interfaces and the Host Control Interface (HCI) layer, Eclipse HX opens itself to communicate with any system in order to act as one integrated communications solution.

Meet Iris

Improve your intercom system with the latest IP audio technology and keep your production organized with V-Series Iris. These multi-color, 10-character OLED display user panels deliver high quality uncompressed AES67 audio, allows users to create color-based user groups, and can deploy up to 64 panels in an AES67-based network.

Meet Iris

Products In Family

System Frames

Ultra-fast, flexible and scalable backbone for point-to-point and conference communications in 1RU, 3RU or 6RU rackmount formats.

Interface Cards

Interface frame cards for the Eclipse HX-Delta, Eclipse HX-Median and Eclipse HX-Omega systems to establish intelligent connections.

Interface Frames

Rackmountable interface frames hold interface modules and directly connect external audio sources to Eclipse HX systems.

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Interface Modules

Interface modules enabling connections with third-party devices or panels for Eclipse HX-Delta or Eclipse HX-Median frames or select interface frames.

Mobile Apps

Mobile intercom keypanel application with fully-featured intercom capabilities operating on iOS or Android devices.

Agent-IC Mobile App for Eclipse HX

Virtual Clients

Virtual desktop client facilitating a scalable intercom user station on the desktops of Windows and MacOS users.

Station-IC Virtual Client for Eclipse HX

Multi-Matrix System Network

For large-scale system deployments, any combination of Eclipse HX systems can be networked into a single, redundant system, providing communications to thousands of user positions. With this setup, Eclipse HX users have many user device options. There are different types of V-Series Iris keypanels connected over 4-wire, trunked IP (Dante, AES67 and Native), E1/T1, Fiber, CAT5, and/or MADI. Contributing users that need to remain untethered to the desk or a specific position, and do not frequently require access to the intercom, could be on the complementary Agent-IC mobile app that depends on WiFi, 3G, 4G or Internet signal connections.

For a more dependable and stronger RF connection, users should choose the hands-free and wired-free on the integrated FreeSpeak II wireless beltpacks either on the 1.9GHz DECT or 2.4GHz band. Furthermore, any 4-wire audio, intercom system of any brand, two-way radios, POTS (Plain Old Telephone Systems) as well as VoIP based phones can seamlessly connect with other users on the Eclipse HX network via the LQ Series IP Interface devices, that transport signals over secure IP connections.