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In
2022
TSL Brings Audio, Control and
Power Solutions to IBC2022
T
SL will showcase its complete
portfolio of Control, Power and
Audio solutions
for the broadcast
industry at IBC2022 (Stand 10.B41).
As
the broadcasting landscape
continues to change worldwide with
live streaming more in demand and
broadcasters
choosing to utilize
more remote work teams, these new
offerings are designed to seamlessly
interlink
to facilitate intelligent,
controllable, adaptable and efficient
workflows, and maintain and assure
quality
of
service throughout the
media delivery chain.
The company will debut X-Connect,
an IP routing software and hardware
solution, designed to demystify IP
media routing. X-Connect includes
a control layer, a user interface and
also a control processor accessible to
operations and support users within
an IP workflow.
Introducing a new solution,
layer that
X-Connect is a control
translates the IP media end-points
and presents them as a familiar
baseband router to the northbound
control system. The solution can be
added to existing infrastructures and
utilises AMWA's NMOS to provide
vendor agnostic media flow routing
control.
X-Connect
adopted by
has
several
already
operators
been
for
both broadcast and AV applications.
To showcase the technology, TSL will
have X-Connect set-up with hardware
devices
from several
will
leading
industry manufacturers at its stand
throughout the show.
TSL
also spotlight
its
standalone, independent Universal
Control Panels that can be tailored
to the unique application. With
several form factors available, from
simply controlling a single device
to more complex operations, each
panel works independently and has
extensive features to suit a range of
applications and environments. The
panels are able to support standards
such as SNMP, as well as the ability to
have commands programmed directly
into TCP/Serial message strings.
Each button can show status
information or custom text and is
able to trigger events. An event can
be a single device parameter or a
salvo of commands; recall a pre-set,
action a command, insert an ad
break and switch the audio, all from
a single button press. Further, the
Universal Control Panels can also
be used with the entire TSL Control
portfolio, making them an essential
part of a full control solution.
The control panels are adaptable,
powerful, easy to setup and maintain
and come in a number of shapes
and sizes to suit any installation.
Each panel includes ethernet, serial
and GPIO connectivity
and
configuration is easily performed via
the dedicated web interface.
When it comes
company will
highlight
to Power, the
its
new
Intelligent Power Distribution Units
(PDUs), which have increased
functionality, offering enhanced
levels
of
management, providing operators
extra peace of mind with a more
streamlined workflow. In addition,
TSL's updated PDUs help companies
meet
sustainability
goals
as
the
devices can act under instruction to
selectively switch off power when
not in use, either remotely or onsite,
further supporting flexibility
have been designed to handle up
to 32 amps (A) with optional autofailover/auto
supply and lifted the
entry level current from 16 to 20,
as
customers deploy more highpowered
equipment. The new design
also includes an upgrade from 12 to
14 outputs, each one, individually
fused, capable of delivering up to
10A, enabling customers to power
more units from one PDU.
As for Audio, TSL will have its
full portfolio on display. From its
MPA1 range to the SAM-Q and PAM
offerings, TSL provides its customers
IP Control Buddy
TallyMan Virtual Panel (TMVP)
SAM-Q-NET audio monitor
with audio monitoring options
that will
budgets. A highlight will be the
SAM-Q-NET
audio
company's
user
latest
release that
monitor,
introduces
the
audio product
TSL's
SAM-Q advanced audio monitoring
capabilities to an IP networked world,
with native support for ST 2110-30, ST
2022-7 and multiple control options
including NMOS.
TSL
will
power monitoring and
customers
also showcase its
PAM-IP range at IBC. With the growing
adoption of
can
ST 2022-6 and
IP infrastructures,
monitor ST 2110,
Dante AoIP,
and
energy and cost savings.
TSL's new ethernet connected PDUs
alongside SDI, AES3 and analogue
sources, all from a single unit. For
customers working with traditional
infrastructures, the PAM MK2 audio
monitors provide the same interface
and operational experience as the
PAM-IP, including comprehensive
loudness
monitoring and
decoding capability.
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Dolby
fit varying workflows and
Intelligent Power Distribution Unit (PDU)
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