Clear-Com FreeSpeak II User Manual

User
Guide

Transceiver/antenna splitter

The FSII-SPL transceiver/antenna splitter is a device that connects multiple transceiver/antennas to an
Eclipse matrix (E-Que-HX card) or FreeSpeak II Base Station. It has a matrix RJ-45 connector that carries
the data between an E-Que card transceiver port and the splitter, and five antenna RJ-45 connectors to feed
that information to and from up to five antennas. The splitter must be locally powered using the supplied
external in-line universal power supply.
In addition, the FSII SPL provides fiber linking to a FSII-Base-II Base Station and another FSII-SPL unit.
There are eight DIP switches to select the mode of operation, and to enable Local DECT synchronization and
software updates.
You can mount the splitter on a flat surface or on a microphone stand using the screw points or stand
connectors.
The FSII-SPL is compatible with both FSBP (FreeSpeak I) and FSII-BP (FreeSpeak II, 1.9 & 2.4) systems.

FSII-SPL front connector panel

Antenna Connection LEDs

These yellow LEDs indicate that the splitter is receiving data from the antennas.

Base Connection LEDs

Connection to Base; RJ45 or fiber.
 If the LEDs are steady on, DECT synchronization is being received from the Base Station/matrix.
 If the LEDs display a double flash, DECT synchronization is occurring locally.
 If the LEDs display a rapid pulse flash, there is no DECT synchronization (fault condition).

Power LED

This green LED indicates that the splitter is receiving power.
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April 6, 2016