Hollyland Mars T1000 ideal
for broadcasting, training, and meetings, the
Hollyland Full-Duplex Intercom System with Four
Beltpack Transceivers allows two-way communication
at a range of up to 1000'. It includes a base
station, four beltpack transceivers, and five
headsets. The base station powers from an included
AC power adapter with 4-pin XLR connector or from
optional L-series batteries via the dual-battery
plate built into the top of the station.
Hands-Free Full-Duplex
Communication
With this full-duplex
intercom system, audio transmission starts once you
speak, and there is no need to press a button before
talking (as is the case for a walkie-talkie). Its
full-duplex feature allows communication in both
directions, which guarantees efficient and agile
team collaboration.
HD Display, All Info
at A Glance
The base station and
beltpacks all come with high-definition OLED
display, which can display important information
including signal strength, remaining battery power,
and connection status in real time. So, you can
clearly and intuitively understand whether the
beltpacks are working properly.
Built to Power A Long
Workday
The base station is fitted
with a dual-battery plate, and can be powered by
dual F970 batteries or from a DC power supply. One
F970 battery can ensure more than 20 hours of
ultra-long operating time. And dual batteries mean
you can replace a battery without turning off the
device.
Dynamic Microphone,
Carrier-Grade Audio Quality
The product comes standard
with a dynamic headset. This professional
noise-canceling headset can effectively isolate the
ambient noise to ensure carrier-grade audio quality,
so that you can easily hear your instructions.
The 3.5mm headset jack allows you to also use
your everyday headsets and enjoy more choices and
flexibility.
Clearer, Faster,
Preciser
Each belt pack is equipped
with a 3.5mm external tally light jack and supports
wireless tally function, which allows the director
to send work instructions precisely and quickly.
Convenient Beltpack
Charging & Firmware Upgrade
The base station provides
1 USB Type-C and 4 USB Type-A ports. The USB Type-C
port can be used for firmware upgrade. The USB
Type-A ports can be used to charge 4 beltpacks at
the same time. Each beltpack can be used for more
than 8 hours when fully charged. So, just charge all
your devices at atime and then rest assured that
they will last many hours.
Crew-Friendly 1 to 4
Design
The mini base station has
a simplified design and is easier to operate. It can
work with up to 4 mini beltpacks. It is suitable for
a wide range of activities including small and
medium team livestreaming, stage shows, EFP, live
webcasting, and film & television production.
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Eric Soon - 30/08/2019
I have recently purchased this Hollyand
MARST1000, and I wish to share my experience with
this economical solution
The MarsT1000
standard package come with one wireless base
station, 4 belt pack and 5 headsets, this
configuration suite me very well for our events as I
have cameras crew of 4. I could now communicate and
command at the base station with the supplied
headset.
The wireless belt pack come with
built in battery, it could last for 8hr continuous
operation when it is fully charged. In the event of
emergency charging for 15 min will allow 2 hrs
operation. The base station can be powered by 2 x
Sony L series battery, like NPF970. The most amazing
thing is each fully charged Sony NPF970 can last the
operation for 20hrs.
According to the
specification the wireless coverage is about 150m
radius from the base station, but I have no chance
to test it, as 100m radius it is good for us and it
has been our requirements. The headset is single
muffed and to mute it you just need to flick the
microphone upward.
I have deployed it
recently in our National indoor stadium with a crowd
of estimate 500 – 600 audience, and in a school
auditorium with a crowd of 200 -300+
The
system work perfectly well, I had never suffered
from any loss of signal within the radius of 100m
line of sight from the base station as compared to
my ex loved DXxx which would not operate at all when
I have big crowd.
What I like the best is
that I could cascade the base station and allowed me
to have wireless comm of 8 belt pack, but this is
the max, I could not cascade more than 2. I could
also connect to the local Venue party line that
allow the chief to talk to us.
At the price
point of slightly more than SGD 2000, I believe this
low cost will get popular soon , and my concern will
be signal interference if too many MARST1000 are
employed in the same venue, upon checking with
Expandore, they informed maximum # of same system
must not be more than 5 in the same venue.
