Technical Specifications
Software Applications
Audio Settings
Audio Controls and Indications
Audio Controls and Indications |
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Minimum System Requirements
Minimum System Requirements | |
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Host Intercom System |
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Windows | Version 8 (minimum), Version 10 or above (recommended) Computer and Processor: 1.6 GHz, 2 core (min) Memory: 4.0 GB RAM (min) Hard Disk: 3.0 GB (available) Display: 1024 x 768 (min) |
MacOS | Version: 10.14 (min), 10.16+ (recommended) Computer and processor: Intel Duo Core Processor (min), Apple M1 Memory: 4.0 GB RAM (min) Hard disk: 1.5 GB (available) Display: 1280 x 800 (min) |
Note: | Please contact your Clear-Com representative for use with older Eclipse versions |
Audio
Latency
Latency is measured on local network with user selected network presets which induce latency with processing and Forward Error Correction for network resilience. Measurements are averages that include inline adaptive Echo Cancellation and Silence Suppression. Final latency performance is heavily dependent on configuration, computer, audio peripherals and network.
Eclipse/Station-IC Latency | |
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Windows |
Station-IC to 4-wire: LAN 85 ms, WAN 92 ms, Internet 117 ms |
MacOS |
Station-IC to 4-wire: LAN 109 ms, WAN 115 ms, Internet 145 ms 4-wire to Station-IC: LAN 85 ms, WAN 107 ms, Internet 177 ms Station-IC to Station-IC: LAN 185 ms, WAN 205 ms, Internet 305 ms |
LQ Series to Station-IC Latency | |
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Opus Latency (With LQ Local mix at default High Quality) | |
Windows |
Station-IC to 4-wire: High 60ms, Balanced 90ms, Low 110ms 4-wire to Station-IC: High 115ms, Balanced 115ms, Low 115ms Station-IC to Station-IC: High 197ms, Balanced 202ms, Low 246ms |
MacOS |
Station-IC to 4-wire: High 67ms, Balanced 88ms, Low 109ms 4-wire to Station-IC: High 76ms, Balanced 76ms, Low 76ms Station-IC to Station-IC: High 94ms, Balanced 140ms, Low 152ms |
WavPack Latency - (when LQ Series are linked to HelixNet Stations) | |
Windows |
Station-IC to LQ 4-wire: High 106ms, Balanced 106ms, Low 106ms 4-wire to Station-IC: High 115ms, Balanced 115ms, Low 115ms Station-IC to Station-IC: High 177ms, Balanced 187ms, Low 223ms |
MacOS |
Station-IC to 4-wire: High 109ms, Balanced 109ms, Low 109ms 4-wire to Station-IC: High 76ms, Balanced 76ms, Low 76ms Station-IC to Station-IC: High 171ms, Balanced 183ms, Low 176ms |
Bandwidth
Bandwidth, Opus and WavPack (LQ only). For EHX see Network Ports in this chapter. | |
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Eclipse |
With Far-end Silence Suppression & bidirectional Forward Error Correction |
LQ |
Low quality:
Balanced quality:
High quality
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LQ in HelixNet Link-Group |
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Network Specifications (Version 1.0)
Network Specifications | |
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Network Protocols |
Ethernet IPv4 – Unicast Audio and Control Opus - Audio Codec for LQ WavPac - Audio Codec for LQ in HelixNet Link-Group |
Network Connectivity | Ethernet, Wi-Fi, 3G, 4G, LTE (as available on device) |
Network Ports
Network Ports | |
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Unicast | Port 443 TCP – Optional Usage Data to Diagnostic Service Port 6001(configurable) TCP – System Management to/from Station-IC Port 6001(configurable) UDP – Audio Streams to/from Station-IC Port 8080 TCP – Online Licensing Activation to/from CodeMeter |
QoS Tags | DSCP=41, Assured Forwarding (AF) |
Network Jitter Tolerance
Software Type | Jitter Tolerance |
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Eclipse | Station-IC Rx: LAN: <=160ms, WAN: <= 400ms, Internet: <= 600ms
E-IPA Rx: Configurable LAN: <=12ms, WAN: <= 120ms, Internet: <= 200ms |
LQ |
Station-IC Rx: High: <=400ms, Balanced: <= 500ms, Low: <= 600ms . LQ Rx: (Configurable) High: <=60ms, Balanced: <= 60ms, Low: <= 100ms, Very Low: <= 200ms |
LQ in HelixNet Link-Group |
Station-IC Rx: High: <=400ms, Balanced: <= 500ms, Low: <= 600ms LQ Rx: <=128ms automatically adjusted to network performance |
Endpoint Resource Use
Theory of Operation
Eclipse or LQ Host Intercom System (the server) provides a network connection and includes user credentials for Station-IC (the clients) in its database. Server allows use of DNS and declaration of External IP address of an optional third-party network Router. Client logs onto the server with its credentials and establishes an encrypted RTP audio stream(s) via UDP and control via TCP. Single UDP and TCP port is required in each direction. Eclipse systems route and mix all audio for the client centrally and stream a complete mix to the clients running on a Windows or MacOS computer. LQ systems intelligently route audio ethernet packages dependent on loudest talkers and listen levels to be mixed on the client.
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