Battery Case; Belt Clip; Beltpack Bottom Connector Section; Data Connector - Clear-Com ECLIPSE DIGITAL WIRELESS User Manual

E C L I P S E W I R E L E S S C O M M U N I C A T I O N S Y S T E M
The recessed power button is used to turn the Eclipse beltpack on and off. Press
and hold the button for about three seconds to turn the unit on. To turn the unit
off, again press and hold the button for about three seconds.

Battery Case

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The removable battery case will hold four alkaline AA or four NiMH
(nickel-metal hydride) rechargeable batteries. These batteries alternate, with the
negative pole contacting the spring and the positive pole contacting the plate
inside the case.
To remove the battery case, press on the top of the belt clip to lift it off the case,
and with the thumb and middle or ring finger of the other hand squeeze the side
tabs of the case and lift it out, slightly tilting the lower (toward the bottom of the
beltpack) portion of the pack out first.
To insert the battery pack, follow the above instructions in reverse. Note that the
battery case has a clip-on lower cover; make sure to put it back in place before
putting the battery case back into the beltpack.
Caution: Do not put battery packs containing alkaline batteries into a recharger,
or recharge them in the beltpack. Serious damage or injury could result.

Belt Clip

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The belt clip is spring-loaded, with enough tension to hold the beltpack to the
user's belt and against the hip. Note that the upper portion of the rear of the
beltpack, connected to the belt clip, is a separate piece; the entire belt clip
assembly may be replaced in case of damage.

BELTPACK BOTTOM CONNECTOR SECTION

Figure 1-6: View of Bottom of Beltpack

Data Connector

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This 3.5 mm (1/8 inch) tip-ring-sleeve (TRS) connector is used to connect the
beltpack to a computer in order to identify the beltpack to the matrix during
initial registration and system setup. It may also be used if an upgrade to the
beltpack firmware is ever required in the future, to add new features and
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Data Connector
3 Battery Recharger Connector
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Headset Connector
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