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Partyline : How do I connect a IF4W4 unit to an Eclipse Matrix or Wireless basestation (FreeSpeak, DX210, Tempest, WBS)

Partyline : How do I connect a IF4W4 unit to an Eclipse Matrix or Wireless basestation (FreeSpeak, DX210, Tempest, WBS)

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Apr 06, 2019
To connect the IF4W4 to an Eclipse Matrix - use a standard CAT5 cable which is already terminated with Rj45 connectors cut the one end of and use the bare wire end to connect to the IF4W4 terminal block. 
IF4W4 terminal block <>  Eclipse Matrix MVX RJ45 port5 (tx)                              Pin 3: G/W : Audio to Matrix +4 (tx)                              Pin 6: G : Audio to Matrix -
2 (rx)                              Pin 4: B : Audio from Matrix +1 (rx)                              Pin 5: W/B : Audio from Matrix -

IF4W4 terminal block <> Wireless basestation (FreeSpeak, DX210, Tempest, WBS) RJ45 4wire port5 (tx)                              Pin 4: B : Audio to Wireless Basestation +4 (tx)                              Pin 5: W/B : Audio to Wireless Basestation -
2 (rx)                              Pin 3: G/W : Audio from Wireless Basestation +1 (rx)                              Pin 6: G : Audio from Wireless Basestation -



Pinout for Eclipse Matrix port 
RJ45 
Eclipse Port  PinoutPin 1W/O
Data to Matrix +Pin 2O
Data to Matrix -Pin 3W/G

 

Audio to Matrix +Pin 4Blu Audio from Matrix +Pin 5W/Blu Audio from Matrix -Pin 6G Audio to Matrix -Pin 7W/Bn
Data from MatrixPin 8Bn
Data From Matrix -

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