Clear-Com Eclipse-Omega - Manual (Page 121)

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• V12RDD Panel
The following panels are also have limited support but are not listed in
the hardware configuration list.
• PD4294E (limited support as PD4224E)
• ICS-21 Panel (limited support as ICS 1008)
• ICS-22 Panel (limited support as ICS 1008)
• ICS-24 Panel (limited support as ICS 1008)
• Danner Cassette (supported as PD4224E)
Device Details
• PD4212E - The port is configured to drive a 4000 Series II PD4212E
panel with two pages of 12 LCD pushbuttons allowing up to 24
connections including reply.
• PD4215E - The port is configured to drive a 4000 Series PD 4215E
panel with 16 pushbuttons allowing up to 16 connections including
reply.
• PD4222E - The port is configured to drive a 4000 Series II PD4222E
panel with two pages of 24 LCD pushbuttons allowing up to 48
connections including reply.
• PD4224E - The port is configured to drive a 4000 Series II PD4224E
panel with two pages of 32 pushbuttons allowing up to 64
connections including reply. Also used to configure PD4294 panels.
• PD4226E - The port is configured to drive a 4000 Series II PD4226
panel with 32 pushbuttons allowing up to 32 connections including
reply.
• AES Mono - The port is configured for an AES-6-RJ interface
providing a monaural connection to third party equipment.
• CCI-22—The CCI-22 port function is commonly used when a port is
configured as a 2-Wire Party Line. Call signals are sent to and
received from an external Clear-Com party line in the same way that
they are sent between panels within the Eclipse System.
• Direct— Commonly used when the port is wired directly to an
external 4 wire device.
• FOR-22— The FOR-22 has a number of different functions, however
the Port type is set as a FOR-22 but in the Advanced Settings for
that port the function allocated to the FOR-22 is set in the
Application field. The commonly used applications are as the
following:
• Two-Way Radio—When the 2-Way Radio port function is
selected, the port is configured to operate a push-to-talk two-way
radio system. The call signal output activates a relay to key the
radio’s transmitter.