Clear-Com is displaying its latest range of broadcast intercom solutions at BVE 2013. Included among the intercom offerings on display are the recently unveiled Eclipse HX matrices (pictured) and HelixNet Partyline system. The company is also presenting its BroaMan interface options and the latest upgrades to the Tempest 2400 wireless intercom. The Eclipse HX Digital Matrix Systems, along with the Eclipse HX (EHX) Configuration Software, are powerful matrix intercoms that offer fast performance, high system capacity, and simplified operations and administration. Eclipse HX comprises the Eclipse HX-Omega, Eclipse HX-Median and Eclipse HX-PiCo matrices, as well as the EHX software. Users can make changes on the Eclipse HX systems quickly and without advanced notice. Clear-Com has architected the EHX software for rapid processing of configuration and routing. This optimises system performance and speed. The EHX user interface is designed to be intuitive and easy to set up. The 6RU Eclipse HX-Omega frame offers 460 ports. PiCo-Link provides intelligent audio linking between co-located Eclipse HX-PiCos, enabling users to expand resources with just two rack-unit spaces. Clear-Com’s V-Series and i-Series panels, frame cards and interfaces are all compatible with the new Eclipse HX range, providing a logical upgrade path for most existing Eclipse customers. The Tempest 2400 with Seamless Roaming and Tempest 2400 MasterBelt add advanced wireless capabilities to the Tempest family of digital wireless intercom systems. The latest additions afford users even more wireless coverage options. Users can effortlessly roam across 16 different coverage zones without interference or dropouts. For small-scale productions where a mobile, un-tethered system is needed, the Tempest2400 MasterBelt is an ideal wireless solution. It offers most of the features, reliability and robustness of the Tempest2400 BaseStation within the compact, portable packaging of a BeltStation. The MasterBelt can be paired with any standard Tempest2400 two-channel BeltStation to create a full-featured, full-duplex two-channel system. J16
