FSII-BASE-II | FREESPEAK II DIGITAL LICENSE-FREE WIRELESS BASE STATION-SUPPORTS UP TO 25 BELTPACKS/10 ANTENNAS /1RU

FSII-BASE-II
FREESPEAK II DIGITAL LICENSE-FREE WIRELESS BASE STATION-SUPPORTS UP TO 25 BELTPACKS/10 ANTENNAS /1RU

The Clear-Com FSII-Base-II is a high-performance, standalone wireless base station designed for seamless communication in demanding professional environments. Supporting up to 25 full-duplex wireless beltpacks, this base station operates in both 1.9GHz and 2.4GHz frequency bands, ensuring flexibility and robust connectivity. The FSII-Base-II features advanced RF technology, AES-256 encryption, and a wide coverage range, making it ideal for live events, broadcast studios, and industrial applications. With an intuitive front-panel interface, configurable GPIOs, and network integration capabilities, it provides reliable and secure intercom communication. Built for scalability and performance, the FSII-Base-II is an essential tool for mission-critical communication.

Partyline, Analog Audio & Control - Interfacing 

FreeSpeak II Base Station?can interface to a variety of 3rd party audio and intercom systems with audio interface ports assignable to any Channel, Group, FreeSpeak Beltpack and FreeSpeak II Base Station?keyset on the system: 

• 4-Wire provides the ability to connect analog line-level audio inputs and outputs to FreeSpeak II Base Station. 
• 2-Wire Partyline allows interfacing to existing analog partyline intercom system infrastructures or to add Partyline user stations or interfaces using FreeSpeak II Base Station’s built in power supply. 
• Program Audio Input provides a line level analog audio input, on an XLR connection, with assignability to any keyset or channel. 
• Stage Announce Output a line level analog audio output, on a XLR connection with assignability to any keyset or channel. 
• GPIO provides Inputs and Relay Outputs for system control. Inputs allow activation of audio crosspoints while Outputs can be activated upon key presses, audio crosspoints and or call signals configurable in FreeSpeak II Base Station’s Logic Event configurator.