The E-Que-HX card is a six rack unit (6RU) interface frame card that provides seamless connection for digital wireless communication. The E-Que-HX card provides connectivity between the FreeSpeak II Transceiver channels and ports within the matrix system, creating a truly seamless communications environment. Up to 4 E-Que-HX cards can be used in an Eclipse HX-Delta or HX-Median frame, and up to 6 cards in an Eclipse HX-Omega frame.

See Eclipse HX Interface Cards for current interface cards.

64-Channel MADI Interface Card.

The Windows-based EHX configuration software configures and controls the operation of one or more Eclipse HX matrices. EHX can both download and upload system configurations to a target Eclipse HX matrix for either offline editing or live changes.

EHX v14

EHX v14 offers significant feature upgrades, including SMPTE 2022-7 Network redundancy. This feature allows a user to send identical audio packets over two separate networks to reach an endpoint. If the endpoint device does not receive a packet (or the packet is significantly delayed) via the first network, then the identical packet received from the second network can be used.

Currently, endpoint devices supported are third-party products* with dual NIC capability. Audio consoles, camera CCU’s, advanced level IP speaker systems which have the 2022-7 feature set can take advantage of a redundant network.

SIP connectivity is available directly on the E-IPA-HX card. A customer can add up to 64 SIP lines per card directly to the frame. Customers save space, energy and money by reducing the number of devices necessary to run high capacity SIP lines into their system.

* SMPTE 2022-7 Network Redundancy

Fiber Interface Card.

The i-Series panels are user control panels that are compatible with the Eclipse and Eclipse HX Digital Matrix Systems, offering high key density and rugged modular construction all in a compact 1RU package.

See V-Series, V-Series Iris, and V-Series Iris X panels as replacement panels for the i-Series.