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configurations can be stored on the ECS computer to be downloaded
to the matrix as required.
The Eclipse Configuration Software runs on four versions of Windows:
Windows XP professional, Windows Server 2003, Windows Vista and
Windows 7. When running ECS on the four Windows operating
systems, the client and server can run on separate machines
connected over a network.
Note: Windows Vista and Windows 7 are not fully supported for
ECS; please refer to the ECS manual (part 810299Z) for
further information.
Using ECS the system administrator can create point-to-point and
fixed group or party-line communications among the connected audio
devices, assign a “label” to each port/panel, inhibit or enable features
at any connected panel and configure connections between matrices.
The ECS system can be set up to run on a client/server model over a
network, allowing the system administrator to control the matrix
remotely.
INTERCOM AND ACCESSORY PANELS
All intercom panels connect to the central matrix via shielded
category-5 cable terminated with RJ-45 connectors. The shielded
category-5 cable connects to the matrix through the MVX-A16 analog
circuit card. The following Clear-Com intercom panels are compatible
with the Eclipse Median matrix system:
• V12LD, V24LD, V12PD, V24PD, V12RD, V24RD, V12LDD,
V12PDD, V12RDD, V12LDE, V12PDE and V12RDE V-Series
panels
• 4215E, 4224E, 4226E, 4294E, 4212E, 4222E, 4203E, 4206E, 4230E
and 4230VE 4000 Series II panels
• i-Station family, including expansion panels
• ICS-2003 intercom panels, including expansion panels
• ICS-52 and ICS-92 intercom panels, including expansion panels
• ICS-62 and ICS-102 intercom panels, including expansion panels
• ICS-1008 and ICS-1016 intercom panels, including expansion panels
• ICS-21, ICS-22 and ICS-24 panels have limited support
Each of these panels is described in its own manual. For a full
description of the operation, installation, and maintenance of a panel,
refer to that panel’s respective manual.