LQ-2W2 2-Wire Analog Partyline Interface
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Key Features
Key Features
- 2-channel 2-wire analog partyline interface
- Networked audio over LAN, WAN, or Internet
- Supports up to 24 channels and direct connections
- Decentralized audio mixing and routing
- OLED display for configuration and status
- Supports SIP telephone integration (optional license)
- Supports Agent-IC and Station-IC, virtual clients
- Compatible with Clear-Com intercom systems
Features & Specifications
Product Overview +
Networked Intercom Connectivity
The LQ-2W2 interface enables analog partyline intercom systems to connect across modern IP networks. It allows audio, control signals, and communication channels to be transported over LAN, WAN, or the Internet.
Flexible System Deployment
LQ interfaces can operate as standalone devices or be linked with multiple units to create decentralized communication networks. This flexibility allows organizations to expand or integrate multiple intercom systems across locations.
Decentralized Audio Mixing Technology
Using Clear-Com’s decentralized network mixing architecture, incoming audio is converted into Ethernet streams and routed intelligently to connected ports, enabling efficient system performance without central bottlenecks.
Integration with Virtual Clients
The LQ-2W2 supports Clear-Com Agent-IC mobile clients and Station-IC desktop clients. This allows users to connect to intercom channels remotely using smartphones, tablets, or computers.
Advanced Interface Compatibility
The device supports multiple analog interface types including 2-wire partyline, 4-wire line-level audio, and GPIO interfaces. It also enables integration with SIP telephone systems and Clear-Com matrix systems.
Simple Configuration and Monitoring
An OLED display on the front panel provides system information and configuration options. Full configuration, monitoring, and system setup can also be performed through the browser-based Core Configuration Manager.
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