The Clear-Com Eclipse HX-PiCo is a compact, high-density digital matrix interface designed to integrate analog, digital, and IP-based communication systems into a unified, scalable intercom network. It functions as a critical bridge, providing 36 ports that can be configured as either 2-wire analog party-line stations or 4-wire ports for connecting a wide range of external devices, such as legacy analog beltpacks, telephone hybrids, paging systems, or codecs. As a core component of the Eclipse HX Digital Matrix platform, the PiCo (Peripheral Interface Card) enables the matrix to communicate with equipment outside of its native digital ecosystem, allowing facilities to protect their investment in existing analog infrastructure while transitioning to or expanding a sophisticated digital matrix system.

Housed in a single-slot card that installs directly into an Eclipse HX frame, the HX-PiCo is engineered for reliability in mission-critical broadcast, live event, and performance environments. Its 4 independent communication channels provide flexible routing and mixing capabilities, managed through Eclipse HX software. This allows a single matrix to support complex intercom needs, from stage management and broadcast production to security and facility-wide paging, all from a centralized control point. By offering high port density and versatile interface options in a compact form factor, the Eclipse HX-PiCo is an essential tool for system integrators and large-scale operations that require a future-proof intercom backbone capable of interfacing with virtually any type of communication equipment.