Echo when interfacing Clear-Com to stand-alone Riedel Bolero

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Last updated: May 10, 2023
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The stand-alone Riedel Bolero wireless intercom system has two operational modes for their four-wire ports;

 

  • "4-wire" which assigns the ports input and output to a partyline with a mix-minus between the two.

  • "4-wire split" allows different assignments of the input and output of the four-wire port.

 

The Split mode should NOT be used when interfaced to a partyline in a Clear-Com system such as LQ, HelixNet, Freespeak or Eclipse Matrix as it will generate an echo to the talker on the Clear-Com system.

 

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