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To answer the original question. The equipment speced above will give you 3 packs all on one channel. The PK7 will handle 3 packs but if you get above 5 in the future you may need to move up to a PS702, which can handle up to 40. The PK7 has 3 XLRs so you can home run each pack or daisy chain...

One of the main reasons I registered here (apart from being a tech myself)was to find useful info for my step daughter who is a theater tech Junior at High School in the SF Bay Area. She seems to have found her calling as a Stage Manager and has been working on several productions in the area...

Short answer is no The earpiece Clearcom supply with their IFB receivers is the TS-1 which is like a single ear version of your typical MP3/Walkman ear buds For the acoustic tubes like you show in the picture try these guys http://www.audioimplements.com/tip%20model%20earpieces.htm...

The Clearcom system generates a call by putting a DCs voltage on the Audio on pin 3 Check between pins 1 and 3 and see if you get a DC voltage when the call button is pressed. Its not clear from your post but aside from the Call not working do you get any audio? Personally I would try...

This might help regarding the Clearcom stuff http://www.clearcom.com/download/informational-documents/clear-com_wbs_re-banding_service.pdf Not sure of the cost but I think it is about a 6 week turnaround for that Failing that you might want to talk to them about the 2.4GHz Tempest...

Just for future reference you may find this useful for pinout and compatability questions Clear-Com Communication Systems: Partyline, Digital Matrix, IP and Wireless Intercoms If you have a question that isnt answered there you can submit your question here Clear-Com Communication...

If you are a not for profit organization you might want to check this out Clear-Com: Non-Profit and Educational Program

Not sure if you qualify but you might want to check out Clear-Com's Non-Profit/Educational program Non-Profit and Educational Program

Not sure if you qualify but it might be worth checking out Clear-Com's non-profit and educational program here Non-Profit and Educational Program

For those of you that are interested in such things I thought you might like to know that Clearcom now have a Facebook page and Twitter feed. Facebook – “Clear-Com Communications Systems” Twitter – “ClearComSystem” – Clear-Com Systems (clearcomsystem) on Twitter There is also now an...

"Headset Output Pin 4 (headset audio +) to Console Pin 2 (input +) Headset Output Pin 3 (headset audio -) to Console Pin 3 (input -)' Dont link to Pin 1 at the console end. I know several guys who use the wiring above and it works fine for them. Failing that (or any other working...

Take a look at this document http://www.clearcom.com/support/manual_pdfs/manuals_party_line/Clear-Com_PL-Pro_Installation_Manual.pdf It has a bunch of info on clearcom wiring and installs and has a table of recommended cable depending on the type of install/application

I cant say I have used either in earnest. I have played with the HME a little and it is pretty solid and reliable but failry basic having evolved from the headsets they use at Drive thru's but it should be pretty robust as a result. Not wishing to complicated the issue but have you also...

I agree with Timmy "Headset Output Pin 4 (headset audio +) to Console Pin 2 (input +) Headset Output Pin 3 (headset audio -) to Console Pin 3 (input -)' You shouldnt need pins 1 and 2 on the 4 pin as they are for the Mic If it doesnt work that way then check that the Clearcom is...

The only issue with using the Prog input on the Clearcom MS is that it is Mono. If you need a stereo feed then you may need to take a look at something like this Ad-MIX