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Eclipse Median Instruction Manual
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• Matrices that link across cities, nations, or continents through trunk
lines and fiber.
• Uses the same fiber-networking interface as the Eclipse Omega
matrix.
• Connection to FreeSpeak/CellCom antennas and splitters using the
E-QUE interface.
• Multiple E-QUE interfaces can be fitted to a single matrix to support
E1 and T1 protocols.
• Connection to IP enabled V-Series panels and Concert users over IP
networks using the IVC-32 interface.
• Multiple IVC-32 interfaces can be fitted to a single matrix.
• Audio level metering over IP networks using the LMC-64 interface.
• Multiple LMC-64 interfaces can be fitted to a single matrix.
• VOX-programmable audio which visually cues you at the matrix when
audio transmits on a connected intercom panel or interface at a
programmed threshold.
• “Virtual” operation in which a complete networked system can be
operated and maintained from anywhere in the world. The system
provides both local area network and Internet access to the central
matrix.
• Visual and intuitive Eclipse Configuration Software (ECS)
programming application.
THE ECLIPSE MEDIAN MATRIX
A complete Eclipse Median system consists of a central matrix and the
remote audio devices—intercom panels, interfaces, 4-wire
equipment—connected to it. Each element of the Eclipse Median
system is briefly described in this chapter and more fully described
later in this manual and in the Eclipse set of manuals.
The Eclipse set of manuals includes individual booklets on each
matrix, panel, and interface in the system, as well as the Eclipse Matrix
Installation Instruction Manual (part 810298Z).
MATRIX ASSEMBLY
As shown in Figure 1-1 the matrix assembly consists of the following
components:
• The metal housing for the circuit cards and power supplies, called the
“matrix”.
• The removable and replaceable circuit cards
• The removable and replaceable power supplies