Clear-Com Improves Connectivity with Launch of LQ, ProGrid and Gateway Series

These new systems seek intercommunication and distribution of video, audio and data signals within the same location or between remote places.

Clear-Com will demonstrate at NAB 2015 how communications solutions can be easily expanded over IP, fiber or gateway technology, ensuring that people in disparate systems can communicate and coordinate at critical moments, as well as distribute video, audio and data signals within a single location or between remote locations.

The LQ series provides two options, two-wire (LQ-2W2) or four-wire (LQ-4W2), and is a simple and cost-effective alternative for connecting visitor systems or ad hoc users, eliminating time-consuming and costly audio cable runs. These devices are lightweight, portable and compact.

The ProGrid family consists of analog audio devices, intercom interface devices, digital MADI interface devices, AES/EBU connectivity devices, and Yamaha interface cards. The platform is scalable and modular.

Clear-Com is now also launching Gateway, a solution designed to improve communication interoperability across different systems for live events, multi-purpose rooms and other applications. Clear-Com Gateway's CG-X1 and CG-X4 devices offer a flexible, cost-effective platform for linking and bridging disparate communication systems.

A crucial feature of these solutions is the ability to interconnect radio interfaces and SIP devices into a single network in order to facilitate communication across different user platforms. Clear-Com Gateway devices allow bridging different radio channels through different platforms, port-to-port, port-multiport and Radio-over-IP (RoIP), allowing cross-communication between different frequencies.