System Units

Eclipse Master M101 GC1010

Eclipse M101 This master unit connects to the phone directly via a phone cable or via a switchbox when the phone is not provided with a separate headset output. The unit comes complete with 220V / 12V, 500 mA power, cables for connecting Eclipse to the phone and a remote control unit for adjusting sound level, microphone muting and bass/treble control. Eclipse M101 does not support GSM/DECT and Eclipse Power Pack.

 

Eclipse Master M102 GC1011

Eclipse M102 This unit is identical to Eclipse M101 and includes the same accessories. In addition it supports GSM phones (adapter required), DECT phones as well as Eclipse Power Pack.

Eclipse Master M104 GC1013

Eclipse M104 This unit is identical to Eclipse M102 and includes the same accessories. In addition, the unit is provided with an IR link board for voice transmission to and from satellites. The unit supports two S102 satellites.

 



Eclipse Satellite S102 GC1021

Eclipse S102 Satellite units can be used with Eclipse Master M104 to distribute sound more evenly in larger rooms and adding more microphones to a system. The satellites are wireless and use IR light for distributing the sound to and from the master. The satellites are equipped with non-polluting, rechargeable Ni-MH batteries with a capacity of 6 hours speech. The batteries are charged with the enclosed charging unit (approximately 3 hours charging time). The satellites can be used with master unit M104 which supports up to two satellite units.

Eclipse Power Pack GC1108

This battery pack unit connects to master units M102 and M104 and allows operation without access to a power outlet. Combined with GSM or DECT phone it offers a completely mobile system requiring no power or phone outlet. Eclipse Power Pack includes non-polluting, rechargeable Ni-MH batteries and has a capacity of approximately 5 hours active operation with Eclipse M102 and 3 hours with Eclipse M104.

 

 

GSM/DECT Cables & Adapters

These cables and adapters are used for connecting Eclipse to GSM and DECT phones. The cables have 2.5 mm stereo jacks in both ends. Adapters for the most popular Nokia and Ericsson phones are supported.
Motorola phones typically requires no adapter as they are already fitted with a mini jack headset output.

DECT phones must have a headset mini jack output to connect to Eclipse.