ClearOne Chat Attach Expansion Kit for CHAT 150/170 – Technology Bazar

The ClearOne Chat Attach is an accessory kit that links two Chat 150 USB speakerphones, enabling extended microphone and speaker coverage for medium to large conference rooms. It delivers rich, full-duplex audio with industry-leading HDConference™ processing, ensuring crystal-clear, natural collaboration.

Key Features

HDConference™ Audio Processing

  • True full-duplex operation allows simultaneous talking and listening without dropouts.

  • Distributed echo cancellation and noise reduction keep audio crisp by suppressing feedback and ambient distractions.

  • Automatic gain and level control dynamically adjust microphone and speaker volume for balanced performance.

  • First-mic priority ensures the microphone closest to the speaker takes precedence, reducing background noise.

  • Adaptive modeling continually adjusts processing based on room acoustics.

Enhanced Coverage with Dual Units

  • Connects two Chat 150 units via the Chat Attach connector and power supply for expanded coverage.

  • Provides full 360° microphone pickup up to approximately 8 feet, effectively covering larger rooms.

  • Linked mute and volume control simplifies user interaction across both units.

Flexible Connectivity & Ease of Use

  • USB-powered (USB 2.0 compatible), requiring no external drivers for plug-and-play operation.

  • Supports bridging between PC audio applications and analog telephone systems via a breakout box.

  • Compatible with VoIP softphones, web collaboration tools, instant messaging with voice, media players, and many enterprise telephony or videoconferencing platforms.

Setup Requirements & Options

  • Requires two Chat 150 units of the same model and matching firmware for use; firmware must be Chat Attach–compatible.

  • Units should be placed approximately 5–8 feet apart for optimal performance.

  • LED status indicators show solid blue for active/unmuted, solid red for muted, and specific patterns for standby or issues.

  • Troubleshooting steps include verifying firmware parity, correct cabling, and ensuring only one PC is connected.

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