The FSE-TCVR-50-IP is an active IP transceiver antenna for the FreeSpeak Edge wireless system. The transceiver delivers duplex communications from the Eclipse® HX matrix system via the E -IPA-HX interface card to the FreeSpeak Edge beltpacks. Each transceiver can support up to ten FSE-BP50 beltpacks. When supported with an E-IPA-HX card with 64 licensed ports, up to 64 FreeSpeak Edge beltpacks and 64 transceivers can be deployed with one Eclipse HX matrix system. The FreeSpeak Edge Digital Wireless RF Configuration Guide provides specifications, best practices and guidance for using the 5 GHz band and RF channels.

The FSII-TVCR-IP-19 is an active transceiver antenna for the FSII-BP19 beltpacks. The transceiver connects to the Eclipse® HX matrix system via the E-IPA interface card. Each transceiver can support up to 10 FSII-BP19 beltpacks. When supported with the E-IPA card, up to 50 1.9 GHz beltpacks (in North America or 100 beltpacks in EU countries) and up to 100 transceivers can be supported on one Eclipse HX matrix system.

The FSII-SPL is a splitter that connects multiple FreeSpeak II transceiver antennas to an Eclipse® HX matrix (via E-QUE-HX card) or a FreeSpeak II base station. The splitter provides up to five antenna feeds from one antenna port and has an SFP fiber slot for fiber connectivity.

The FSII-TCVR-24 is an active transceiver antenna for the FSII-BP24 beltpacks. The antenna can be locally powered or powered via the FSII base station or matrix on shorter connections (less than 1000 ft). The FSII-TCVR-24 has a mount for wall or microphone stand. A blue status light is visible from either mounting orientations. When mixed with FSII-TCVR-19 antennas, a single radio space can support up to 65-90 FreeSpeak II 1.9 GHz or 2.4 GHz beltpacks.

The FSII-TCVR-19 is an active transceiver antenna for the FSII-BP19 beltpacks. The antenna can be locally powered or powered via the FSII base station or matrix on shorter connections (less than 1000 ft). The FSII-TCVR-19 has a mount for wall or microphone stand. A green status light is visible from either mounting orientations. When mixed with FSII-TCVR-24 antennas, a single radio space can support up to 65-90 FreeSpeak II 1.9 GHz or 2.4 GHz beltpacks.