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HelixNet | User Guide

Note: You should see a Link icon

on the Main Station display.

Note: In HelixNet 3.0 each Main Station has 12 Channels. Linking Main Stations in 3.0 will

have the effect of giving you more I/O and module options

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Default Chapter3
- Table of Contents3
1 Introduction8
- Simple Installation8
- System Scalability8
- Important Safety Instructions8
- Methods of Connection: System Overview10
- System Resource14
- Further Information15
2 Panels and Interfaces16
- Main Station/Remote Station: Front Panel16
- Main Station/Remote Channel Keyset and Display20
- HMS-4X Main Station: Rear Panel24
- Remote Station Rear Panel30
- Speaker Station33
- HBP-2X Beltpack40
- HXII-BP-X4 Beltpack45
3 Installing Helixnet Partyline54
- Planning Your Helixnet Partyline Installation54
- Installing the Main Station/Remote Station59
- Installing the Speaker Station59
- Installing the HBP-2X Beltpacks62
- Installing the HXII-BP-X4 Beltpacks62
- Helixnet Infrastructure64
- Converting Analogue Partylines to Helixnet66
4 IP Network Structure67
- Multiple Groups in the same IP Network67
- Link Local Environments68
5 Configuring and Managing the Main Station from Front Menus71
- Using the Menus71
- Configuring the Audio Settings72
- Selecting Station Settings77
- Configuring the Control I/O82
- Configuring Module Settings85
- Administration97
- Diagnostics101
6 Configuring and Managing the Remote Station from Front Menus104
- Configuring the Audio Settings104
- Selecting Station Settings108
- Configuring the Channel Settings109
- Configuring the Control I/O109
- Connecting the Remote Station to a Main Station Using LAN111
- Networking111
- Administration112
- Diagnostics114
- Setting up a Key Expansion Group116
7 Configuring and Managing the Speaker Station from Front Menus117
- Using the Menus117
- Configuring the Audio Settings118
- Station Settings118
- Connecting the Speaker Station to a Main Station119
- Networking119
- Administration119
- Diagnostics120
8 Configuring and Managing the Beltpacks from Front Menus121
- Using the Menus121
- Configuring the Role Settings122
- Configuring the Audio Settings122
- Audio Settings for the Microphone124
- Configuring the Beltpack Settings124
- Configuring the Display Settings126
- Network - Powerline128
- Network - Ethernet128
- Administration129
- Diagnostics129
9 Using the Main Station/Remote Station131
- Using the Gooseneck MIC, Loudspeaker and Headset131
- Entering and Exiting Menu Mode133
- Using the Channel Keysets133
- Using the All Talk Key134
- Using the SA [Stage Announce] Key134
- Using the RMK [Remote MIC Kill] Key135
- Line 1 and 2 Leds137
- Line and LAN Leds137
10 Using the Speaker Station138
- Using the Gooseneck MIC, Loudspeaker and Headset138
- Entering and Exiting Menu Mode140
- Using the Channel Keysets140
11 Using the HBP-2X Beltpack142
- Using the Beltpack Keysets142
- Entering and Exiting Menu Mode143
- Adjusting the Program Feed Volume Level143
12 Using the HXII-BP-X4 Beltpack144
- Using the Beltpack Keysets144
- Entering and Exiting Menu Mode145
- Adjusting the Program Feed Volume Level145
- Binaural Audio145
13 Roles146
- Roles Overview146
- Example Roles Set up147
- Device Default Roles149
- To Select a Role for a Device150
- Creating and Editing Roles in the CCM150
- Roles (System Limits)152
14 Core Configuration Manager (CCM)153
- Access the CCM154
- Minimum Requirements for the CCM155
- Overview Page155
- Device Page156
- General Page157
- Save/Restore System Settings159
- Linking Page160
- Network Page161
- Ports Page162
- Roles Page165
- Assignments Page166
15 Using the CCM to Configure Roles170
- Editing Main Station Roles170
- Editing the Keyset170
- Editing the Station171
- Editing the Headset172
- Editing the Microphone173
- Editing the Program Input173
- Editing the Stage Announce Output174
- Editing the Hot MIC Output175
- Editing the Loudspeaker175
- General Purpose Input (GPI) and General Purpose Output (GPO) Triggers176
- Editing Remote Station Roles178
- Editing Speaker Station Roles180
- Editing the Beltpack Roles182
- Configure a Stacked Key on a Beltpack Using the CCM184
- Call a Beltpack Using the USB Flasher Feature185
- Disable Menu Access on any Device from the CCM186
16 Linking in the Core Configuration Manager (CCM)188
- A Helixnet Link-Group Overview188
- Device Configuration in the CCM189
- Linking Main Stations in the CCM190
17 Linking Main Stations (Cabling and Linking from Device Menus)193
- Linking Scenarios193
18 Pairing Remote Stations, Speaker Stations and HXII-BP-X4 Beltpacks to the Main Station199
- Pairing Scenarios199
- Networking Specifications204
19 Connecting to Other Intercom Systems206
- Connecting LQ to Helixnet206
- LQ to Helixnet Connectivity206
- Connecting Helixnet Partyline to Encore212
- Connecting Helixnet Partyline to RTS (Telex) Two-Wire Systems214
- Four-Wire Connection to Freespeak II Base II217
- Connecting Helixnet Partyline to the DX210/DX410217
- Connecting Helixnet Partyline to Eclipse221
- Connecting Helixnet Partyline to Two-Way Radio Systems225
20 System Specifications228
- Main Station (HMS-4X)228
- Two-Wire Module (HLI-2W2)231
- Four-Wire Module (HLI-4W2)233
- Fiber Interface Module (HLI-FBS)233
- Remote Station (HRM-4X)234
- Speaker Station (HKB-2X)239
- Beltpack (HBP-2X)242
- Beltpack (HXII-BP-X4)243
- Network (Ethernet)245
- Roles (System Limits)247
21 Glossary248
22 HMS-4X Main Station Menu Map250
- HRS-4X Remote Station Menu Map260
- HKB-2X Speaker Station Menu Map266
- HBP-2X and HXII-BP-X4 Beltpack Menu Map269
23 Cabling Reference273
- Interoperability273
- Clear-Com Ethernetcable Recommendations274
- Clear-Com Microphone Cable Recommendations (Capacitance Versus Distance)274
- Cable Connections277
24 Troubleshooting281
25 Compliance284

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