Clear-Com FreeSpeak Antenna Splitter - Manual (Page 28)

Clear-Com Communication Systems
FreeSpeak V2.0 Instruction Manual
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connections for several wired interfaces, including party lines, 4-wire
sources, a program audio source, and a stage announce output
device. When wired to the basestation, these devices communicate
seamlessly with the wireless beltpacks. Party-line beltpacks and 4-wire
matrix stations and panels can key directly to wireless beltpack by
name.
FREESPEAK FEATURES
Features of FreeSpeak include:
• Basestation in one rack unit (1 RU).
• Up to twenty wireless beltpacks.
• Point-to-point and small group wireless communications.
• Up to six communication routes per beltpack.
• Party-line beltpacks, 4-wire devices, program audio source, and
stage announce output seamlessly included in communication
system.
• IFB functionality with up to five IFB audio sources configurable on the
basestation.
• Up to five standard groups configurable on the basestation.
• Up to five wireless party line groups configurable on the basestation.
• Up to ten remote transceiver/antennas create custom coverage
zones.
• Transceiver/antennas can be located up to 1,000 meters (3,200 feet)
using 24 AWG cable or up to 500 meters (1,600feet) using 26 AWG
cable over CAT-5 cable from the basestation avoiding expensive RF
cable.
Note: It is recommended that shielded CAT-5 cable is used for all
FreeSpeak installation.
• Five-character labels for each beltpack and wired connection.
• Communication groups can be created, customized, and assigned to
beltpack keys.
• License-free operation in the 1.90 GHz band—above television and
other wireless communications.
• Frequency-hopping DECT technology automatically finds clear
spectrum.
• Base functions like a digital matrix; each beltpack has a “virtual port”
timeslot.
• Secure system—beltpacks are registered to a particular base and
can frequency hop.
The FreeSpeak basestation
functions as a full-duplex
digital matrix switcher and
router for voice
communications.
Each antenna can support
communications with up to
five wireless beltpacks
operating within its coverage
zone.