The Autoscript WB-IP Wireless Base Station requires just one separately available Ethernet cable for both power and network connectivity. The base station sends control data from the optional WC-IP to your software application and transmits configuration data to the WC-IP. With a range of up to 100' the WB-IP can be positioned in a discreet location, such as the lighting grid, allowing the WC-IP to be used in large and small studios. LED indicators on the base station clearly display power and network connectivity, while status is also displayed in the WinPlus-IP device management window.

LED indicators    100' Wireless Range

• Receiver for WC-IP
• Powered over Ethernet to simplify integration and reduce cabling
• Status monitoring in WP-IP
• Small and lightweight for easy positioning

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does this come with software to control the unit?

A: Unfortunately it does not. The WinPlus-IP software that it integrates with directly is not included.

Q: 2. Is this com suitable for a loud environment, like a nightclub?

A: Yes the ikan Livecom1000 is suitable for a loud environment like a nightclub.

Q: 3. How much does this kit weigh as pictured?

A: The entire AXIS Base Station weighs 92.5 lb fully assembled.

Q: 4. How many base stations are supported? Is this the 2.0 base station?

A: This is the original. It can support two base stations.

Q: 5. Can you add more beltpack units to this device? If so, what is the maximum number?

A: You can connect up to two complete systems to add more belt packs. Connect another Livecom1000 to increase the total beltpacks to 8 via the interface 4-wire port. An RJ45 T-568B cable can be used.

Q: 6. what software comes with? MAC COMPATIBLE? if not, can i use ikan's or prompter people's MAC software to control this? thanks!

A: The software is sold separately. It is designed for Autoscript Newsroom Licence For WinPlus-IP Studio Prompting Software Application which is only available for Windows computers.

Q: 7. Can the beltpack be powered and/or charged by a USB power bank while also in use?

A: The beltpack can be used when powered by USB, but it doesn't charge while it is in use.

Q: 8. Is this base station compatible with Valve Index? Thank you

A: Yes, it is compatible.

Q: 9. Is the mic noise cancelling? How would they pick up band noise as they're playing live on stage?

A: The headsets for the Livecom1000 include dynamic microphones which are designed to pick up audio from close proximity. This means the microphone needs to be close to the person's mouth to pick up the sound of their voice and background noise from the band will not overpower the sound of the person speaking into the mic.

Q: 10. Hi there, would this unit be allowed for use in Australia?

A: The Specds don't say which version of 1.9Ghz units operate in. As this unit is sold in the U.S. it is UNLIKELY to be allowed in Australia. ( There are rules set for the EXACT frequencies i.e. the U.S. frequency is v4 1920-1930 Ghz, Australia allows operation in !880 tp 1900). The other Spec that must be considered is the allowable power level in different countries... IKAN MAY manufacture for other countries specs, you could check with them.