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Clear-Com Communication Systems
Eclipse Glossary
13-4
VOX In the Eclipse system, when audio at a panel exceeds a
threshold, a light switches on at the panel’s port card to visually cue the
operator. The threshold level is set in the Eclipse Configuration
Software.
V-Series Communications panels used with Eclipse systems providing
advanced facilities. Available in rack mount and desktop formats.
Wavelength-division Multiplexing (WDM) A method of multiplexing
optical signals developed for use on fiber-optic cable. Each signal is
assigned a particular wavelength on the light spectrum and therefore
many signals can be transmitted simultaneously without interfering
with each other.
- DIGITAL WIRELESS 1
- SOFTWARE LICENSE 3
- 2. COPYRIGHT 4
- 3. YOU MAY: 4
- 4. YOU MAY NOT: 4
- 5. TERM: 4
- 6. LIMITED WARRANTY: 4
- 7. LIMITATION OF LIABILITY: 5
- 8. RESTRICTED RIGHTS: 5
- 9. OTHER ISSUES: 5
- CONTENTS 7
- IMPORTANT SAFETY 23
- INSTRUCTIONS 23
- EMC AND SAFETY 24
- GETTING STARTED: 27
- AN INTRODUCTION 27
- TO CELLCOM 27
- CELLCOM FEATURES 28
- System Password 31
- Default Map 31
- QUICK START 33
- TRANSCEIVER 34
- BELTPACKS 36
- CREATING A GROUP 37
- ASSIGNING THE GROUP LABEL TO 37
- CELLCOM BELTPACK KEYS 37
- AUDIO DEVICE 39
- PARTY-LINE BELTPACK 39
- FROM THE BELTPACKS 41
- FROM THE 4-WIRE AUDIO DEVICE 42
- BASESTATION 45
- Level Knob 46
- Display Screen 48
- Setup/Enter Knob 48
- Power Switch 48
- CONNECTING THE 49
- IEC Power Connector 50
- Program Input Connector 50
- PARTY-LINE BELTPACKS 53
- CONNECTIONS 54
- WIRELESS PARTY-LINE 58
- MATRIX INTERCOM 58
- RJ-45 CONNECTOR 59
- AT BASE STATION PORT 59
- COM SYSTEMS 61
- IFB CONFIGURATION 63
- CONNECTING TO A PC 65
- CONNECTING TO 66
- TRANSCEIVER/ANTENNAS (CEL-TA) 66
- SPLITTER (PD2203) 67
- PROGRAMMING A 71
- SYSTEM FROM THE 71
- A NOTE ABOUT TERMINOLOGY 72
- MING MENUS 72
- SAVING CHANGES 72
- BASESTATION PASSWORD 72
- SYSTEM MENU 73
- PASSWORD 73
- CHANGING BELTPACK LABELS 74
- The upper label retains the 76
- Enter name for - HDSTA 77
- V I D E 77
- First create a group label 78
- ADDING GROUP MEMBERS 80
- Figure 5-25: Key Type Menu 83
- SETTING BELTPACK LATCHING 84
- SETTING BELTPACK GROUPS 85
- SETTING BELTPACK LABELS 86
- REGISTERING A BELTPACK 86
- Figure 5-37: Port Levels Menu 88
- SETTING PORT CALL DESTINATION 89
- Figure 5-46: Port Call Menu 90
- CONFIGURING A PARTY LINE 92
- Figure 5-53: VOX Delay Setup 93
- BASESTATION SYSTEM MENU 96
- SYSTEM INFO (“INFO”) 97
- ANTENNAS (“ANTENNAS”) 97
- SETTING THE IP ADDRESS (“IP”) 98
- (“LOCK”) 98
- Figure 5-66: Lock Enable Menu 99
- BATTERY INDICATOR (“BATTERY”) 100
- OPERATING THE 101
- CELLCOM WIRELESS 101
- BELTPACK 101
- BELTPACK TOP CONTROL SECTION 102
- Answer-Back Lights 103
- Combo Button 103
- Left and Right Scroll Buttons 104
- Enter/Answer-Back Button 104
- Backlit LCD Display 104
- BELTPACK BATTERIES 105
- Belt Clip 106
- Data Connector 106
- Headset Connector 106
- BELTPACK TURN-ON SEQUENCE 107
- BELTPACK TURN-OFF SEQUENCE 107
- POWERING THE CELLCOM BELTPACK 107
- THE CELLCOM BELTPACK 110
- HEADSET LIMITER 112
- BELTPACK MENU OPTIONS 113
- AUDIO OPTIONS 114
- VIEW STATUS 115
- Connection Info 116
- Adjust Contrast 116
- PROGRAMMING AT 117
- THE BELTPACK 117
- MAIN PROGRAMMING MENU 118
- THE ALARM OPTIONS MENU 119
- Low Battery Alarm Off 120
- Low Battery Alarm On1 120
- Low Battery Alarm On2 120
- ON AND OFF 121
- THE VIBRA CALL ALERT MENU 121
- THE HEADPHONE MENU 122
- THE MICROPHONE MENU 125
- THE STATUS (INFORMATION) MENU 126
- ADJUST CONTRAST 130
- SET FACTORY DEFAULTS 130
- TAP LATCH 131
- PTT CONFIGURATION 132
- MASTER VOLUME CONTROL 133
- PAGE OPTIONS 134
- CELLCOM 135
- TRANSCEIVER/ 135
- CEL-TA BOTTOM/CONTROL PANEL 136
- CEIVER/ANTENNAS 137
- TRANSCEIVER/ANTENNA SPLITTER 139
- (PD2203) 139
- PD2203 FRONT CONNECTOR PANEL 140
- PD2203 REAR PANEL 141
- INSTALLING A 143
- SYSTEM 143
- DETERMINING COVERAGE AREAS 144
- COVERAGE AREAS 145
- TESTING ANTENNA HANDOFF 147
- Figure 9-3: ANTENNAS menu 148
- CONFIGURATION 151
- COM PORT SELECTION 152
- IP SETUP 152
- BASESTATION VIA ETHERNET 154
- Clear Map 155
- Send File 155
- BELTPACKS TAB 157
- Figure 10-10: Beltpack Label 158
- THE OVERVIEW BUTTON 159
- THE SET DEFAULTS BUTTON 159
- Read Beltpack Settings 160
- Write Beltpack Settings 160
- Remember My Default Settings 160
- Recall My Default Settings 160
- Menu Level 162
- Page Change 162
- Keytap Mode 162
- RSSI Warning 162
- Low Battery Warning 162
- ASSIGNING BELTPACK KEYS 163
- THE REPLY KEY 164
- KEY ASSIGNMENT TYPES 165
- Advanced Menu Setting 166
- Normal Menu Setting 166
- Basic Menu Setting 166
- None Menu Setting 166
- PORTS TAB 167
- TYPE DROP-DOWN BOX 168
- INPUT AND OUTPUT LEVELS 169
- GROUPS TAB 170
- ANTENNAS TAB 171
- CONFIGURING AN IFB 172
- Figure 10-28: Dim Level List 173
- SYSTEM TAB 174
- Figure 10-32: Country Setup 175
- DECT CARRIERS 176
- SYSTEM NUMBER 176
- CELLCOM TOOLKIT 177
- BELTPACK REGISTRATION 183
- BASESTATION SERIAL UPGRADER 184
- BELTPACK SERIAL UPGRADER 187
- RUNNING THE BELTPACK UPGRADER 189
- CABLE PINOUT 190
- SPECIFICATIONS 191
- CellCom CEL-BP Beltpack 192
- Transceiver/Antenna 193
- Transceiver/Antenna Splitter 193
- NOTICE ABOUT SPECIFICATIONS 194
- GLOSSARY 195
- Eclipse Glossary 196
- APPENDIX A: DECT 199
- CARRIER 199
- FREQUENCY CHART 199
- LIMITED WARRANTY 201
- Standard Limited Warranty 202
- APPENDIX B: 205
- PROGRAMMING 205
- NOVEMBER 1, 2008 207
- REPAIR POLICY 210
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