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Wireless: What are the main differences between the FSII-Base (older generation) and the newer FSII-BaseII (FSII-Base2) ?

Wireless: What are the main differences between the FSII-Base (older generation) and the newer FSII-BaseII (FSII-Base2) ?

Apr 06, 2019
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The maindifferences between the old FreeSpeak II basestation and the new FSII-BaseII (FSII-Base2) are: ·        Base-II has a live, web-based GUI (this is called CCM and is similar to the GUI for HelixNet or LQ)·        Base-II has two fibre SFP cages (as well as RJ45) for connecting to our fibresplitters (FSII-SPL)·        Base-II looks similar to a HelixNet user station with four keysets·        Base-II supports 25 beltpacks (still 10 antennas)




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