Description
Upgrade your setup with the Clearcom EF-701M Encore Interface: 1 CH, a wireless and communication system made for crews who need to stay connected on set, in the venue or on location who expect reliable, cable-free operation.
Key Features
- The ClearCom Encore EF-701M is a Four Wire RS-422 Partyline Intercom Interface with Call Signal
- This interface converts a single channel of standard or TW party line intercom to four-wire audio, while also converting call signals to RS-422 data (and back)
- The resulting four-wire audio plus RS-422 data can then be sent to a Clear-Com Matrix port, fiber-optic converter (modem) or connected to another EF-701M over twisted-pair cable such as CAT-5E
- When used with a Matrix system, the EF-701M allows a party-line channel to be connected to the frame with up to 5000′ of cable
- With its excellent hybrid null and wide-range level controls the unit may also be used as a best-quality stand-alone two-to-four-wire converter
- The EF-701M ‘s low profile and compact size add to its portability
- It can easily be mounted on a utility rack shelf and up to three units will fit across in a standard 1-RU rack space
Specifications & Details
No additional power connection is required, as the EF-701M obtains its DC operating current through the party-line connection on pin 2 of the XLR connector. For systems where only one or two of part- line channels are needed, the EF-701M is ideal. Simply run UTP cable from the Matrix frame to the EF-701M, which is connected to and powered by the party-line system. A rear panel dip- switch on the EF-701M selects connection for the four-wire audio and data as the RJ-45 jack, instead of the DB-15, simplifying set-up.
Part number / SKU: CLE-EF-701M · Manufacturer: CLEARCOM
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