The ClearCom <strong> LQ-4W2 </strong> is a 2-Port Portable Unit for 4-wire Intercom over IP Interfacing. LQ&reg;Series devices provide intercom connectivity for linking multiple systems together over IP networks, extending intercom channels to remote locations, adding mobile and virtual clients through Agent-IC&reg; and Station-IC&trade; respectively, SIP/VoIP telephony to existing intercom systems, and enabling extra audio I/O for both HelixNet&reg; and Eclipse&reg; HX systems. </p><p>LQ IP interfaces enable connection of 2-wire partyline, 4-wire or 4-wire with GPIO audio over LAN, WAN or Internet IP infrastructures. The LQ Series consists of compact LQ boxes and rack-mounted LQ-R panels, available in 2-, 4- or 8-port versions. The partyline ports are Clear-Com and RTS compatible. Two standalone partyline intercom circuits can easily be constructed by connecting two partyline ports. The 4-wire ports can interconnect with devices, such as analog ports of any matrix intercom system, analog telephone circuits, two-way radio gateways and audio consoles. A maximum of six LQ Series IP devices can be linked together in any 2-, 4-wire or 4-wire with GPIO combination.</p>

LQ IP interfaces are compact boxes that enable connection of 2-wire partyline and 4-wire audio devices over LAN, WAN or Internet IP infrastructures. LQ is available in 2-wire (LQ-2W2) or 4-wire (LQ-4W2) options. The LQ-2W2 is both Clear-Com and RTS compatible. Two standalone partyline intercom circuits can easily be constructed by connecting two LQ-2W2 interfaces. The LQ-4W2 can interconnect with devices, such as analog ports of any matrix intercom system, analog telephone circuits, two-way radio gate-ways and audio consoles. A maximum of six LQ IP devices can be linked together in any 2- or 4-wire combination. The LQ-2W2 enables the connection of 2-wire partyline audio devices over LAN, WAN or Internet IP infrastructures. Two standalone partyline intercom circuits can easily be constructed by connecting two LQ-2W2 interfaces. The LQ-2W2 is both Clear-Com and RTS compatible. Audio Assignments: At least two ports must be associated to a channel. When the two or more ports are added to a channel, it becomes a Virtual Partyline (VPL). Connectors: Both LQ devices have two Neutrik etherCON series lockable RJ45 chassis connectors for network connectivity. The LQ-2W2 has two 3-pin XLR-F audio port connectors for partyline audio. The LQ-4W2 has two additional Neutrik etherCON audio port connectors for analog 4-wire audio. Power: The LQ-2W2 can power the partyline, allowing the user to connect a beltpack without the need of a power supply to locally power the line. A total of 5 beltpacks can be locally powered or one beltpack can be powered using PoE.

LQ IP interfaces are compact boxes that enable connection of 2wire partyline and 4wire audio devices over LAN WAN or Internet IP infrastructures LQ in 2wire LQ2W2 or 4wire LQ4W2 options The LQ2W2 is both ClearCom and RTS compatible Two standalone partyline intercom circuits can easily be constructed by connecting two LQ2W2 interfaces The LQ4W2 can interconnect with devices such as analog ports of any matrix intercom system analog telephone circuits twoway radio gateways and audio consoles A maximum of six LQ IP devices can be linked together in any 2 or 4wire combinationThe LQ2W2 enables the connection of 2wire partyline audio devices over LAN WAN or Internet IP infrastructures Two standalone partyline intercom circuits can easily be constructed by connecting two LQ2W2 interfaces The LQ2W2 is both ClearCom and RTS compatibleAudio AssignmentsAt least two ports must be associated to a channel When the two or more ports are added to a channel it becomes a Virtual Partyline VPLConnectorsBoth LQ devices have two Neutrik etherCON series lockable RJ45 chassis connectors for network connectivity The LQ2W2 has two 3pin XLRF audio port connectors for partyline audio The LQ4W2 has two additional Neutrik etherCON audio port connectors for analog 4wire audioPowerThe LQ2W2 can power the partyline allowing the user to connect a beltpack without the need of a power supply to locally power the line A total of 5 beltpacks can be locally powered or one beltpack can be powered using PoENetwork TechnologyThe LQ devices use the lowlatency OPUS codec The OPUS adjustable audio codec meets various data rate bandwidth and quality requirementsCore Configuration Manager CCMCCM is a free browserbased software tool with intuitive menus for quick setup and configuration editing that supports the latest versions of all major browsers on MAC PC and tablet platforms LQ devices can be added and removed from the system by editing the configurations via the CCM software Features. Transport audio and ca