TSL Products Heads To NAB NY 2017

TSL Products is to demonstrate the latest advancements to its audio monitoring, broadcast control systems and power management tools at NAB NY 2017, Booth N132.

At the show, which takes place at Javits Convention Center in New York between 18 and 19 October, the company will unveil enhancements to several of its products including a new release of its TallyMan system, as well as the new FlashBoard information distribution and display system.

The latest TallyMan advanced broadcast control system includes tools to enable engineers to create multi-take buttons which achieve multi-device, precisely time-aligned salvos of commands. The design platform includes a new range of sliders, rotary encoders and X-Y control, which can be applied to anything from positioning robotic cameras to adjusting audio levels to color correction. Recent TallyMan installations have included full control of multiple remote studios.

A new addition to the TSL Products command and control range is FlashBoard, a screen-based information distribution and display system. Integrating with TallyMan, third party control systems or capable of independent operation, FlashBoard recognises the increasing need for critical workflow information to be delivered visually at the point of use. It drives multiple displays, each with a unique combination of data, clocks and timers, on-air and cue lights and production details. Screens are designed quickly using the drag and drop functionality in the TallyMan virtual panel software for display in monitor walls or distributed wirelessly to tablets.

Also at NAB NY 2017 will be TSL Product's MPA1 Dante which now supports AES-67 audio, making it suitable for use in Dante and AES-67 networks. As part of the SMPTE 2110 standard, AES-67 offers an interoperable standard for distributing uncompressed audio streams between different manufacturers, making the MPA1-Solo and Mix Dante confidence audio monitors suitable for customers looking to make the transition from traditional SDI, AES and MADI infrastructures to IP.

The PAM-IP range of audio monitoring devices now feature dedicated ports for connection to existing Dante networks, while also providing compatibility with AES-67. Customers looking to operate SMPTE 2022-6 or SMPTE 2110 networks can make use of two dedicated 10Gig/E network ports on the PAM-IP.

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