Linking/
Link Group
Only Main Stations can be linked.
Linking Main Stations in HelixNet allows more beltpacks to be used and
increases intercom range as far as your LAN will allow. The linked Main
Stations create a mesh connectivity, which ensures robust audio
transmission.
When Linking Main Stations in HelixNet 3.0 and above, Channels with
the same number (1 – 24) are merged.
Devices can be linked either from the unit front menus or from the
browser based Core Configuration Manager (CCM). When linked in the
CCM, devices and Roles can be configured by proxy from any Main
Station in the Link Group.
See Linking in the Core Configuration Managerand Linking Main
Stations for more information.
Pairing Remote Stations, Speaker Stations and HXII-BP-X4 beltpacks are
connected to the Main Station over LAN/IP. This allows Main Station
Channels to be available to a remote connection, either an HRM
(Remote Station) or an HKB (Speaker Station). Pairing over IP will
provide better latency than connecting with a powerline.
See Ethernet point-to-point link.
Role A Role is a pre-set configuration that includes Channel assignment,
audio settings, IFBs, relays etc. Each HelixNet device has a default Role
that can be used as it is or modified to fit requirements. Each Role can be
given a name (a label) that corresponds to a common user workflow,
such as producer, director, A1, etc.
When adding new Roles, you will modify an existing template, using
either the default Role for that device, or another Role that you have
already made. Default Roles can be modified but not deleted or loaded
to devices, you will always work with a copy. Default Roles can be
returned to factory settings if required.
To use Roles, you must have HelixNet 3.0 or above installed on your
Main Stations.
See Roles for more information.
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