Eclipse HX Host Control Interface (HCI) is an open protocol, which allows a third-party computer or automation system to control an Eclipse HX matrix. The HCI protocol is platform agnostic allowing applications to be developed in a wide variety of programming languages (C#, C, Python) and on a range of operating systems (Linux, MS Window, iOS, Android).

The V-Series Iris Lever Panels are user control panels that operate in conjunction with Eclipse HX Digital Matrix Systems. Lever panels feature one display window per “key” and provide Listen (up) and Talk (down) operation for the displayed label. Latching and momentary operation is software configurable. The Listen (up) path does not have to be the same as the Talk (down) path. A Talk/Listen LED status indicator is provided below the display window. When a talk path is active (down) the status will indicate a red color, and when a listen path is active (up) the status will indicate a green color.

The V-Series Iris Pushbutton panels are user control panels that operate in conjunction with the Eclipse HX Digital Matrix Systems. Pushbutton panels feature one a display window per key. For each key, a red tally light indicates Talk only, green indicates Listen only and amber is for both Talk and Listen. A special mode provides dual Talk/Listen with a latchable Listen and momentary Talk on one button.

The V-Series Iris Pushbutton panels are user control panels that operate in conjunction with the Eclipse HX Digital Matrix Systems. Pushbutton panels feature one a display window per key. For each key, a red tally light indicates Talk only, green indicates Listen only and amber is for both Talk and Listen. A special mode provides dual Talk/Listen with a latchable Listen and momentary Talk on one button.

The V-Series Iris Rotary Panels are user control panels that operate in conjunction with Eclipse HX Digital Matrix Systems. Rotary panels feature one display window per “key” and have two individual controls for the same display; a rotary encoder for level control with a pushbutton switch feature for Listen (push on/off) and separate pushbutton for Talk (push on/off). Each control offers discrete LED tally indication; red for Talk and green for Listen.