NEP selects Lawo IP routing, processing and multi-display on its new M15 mobile unit

Lawo's IP array provides the infrastructure necessary to support Grass Valley's 86N cameras, including four high frame rate cameras, the Kayenne X-Frame mixer, Calrec Artemis console and EVS XT3 servers in the new mobile unit.

NEP Group has launched its new M15 mobile unit with a IP infrastructure solution based Theirs. This powerful and versatile unit has been designed to streamline regional sports workflows, but is flexible enough to expand to larger shows.

Inside, M15 offers personalized workstations in all workstations, individualized air conditioning and personalized lighting. It uses NEP's latest horizontal control room design, and the production room features an extremely flexible monitor wall fed by multiviewers with 32″ monitors.

Jeff Smith, Senior Vice President of Americas Sales at Lawo, comments: "NEP is at the forefront of delivering some of the world's largest and most memorable productions. The opportunity for Lawo to be a part of this, providing the core infrastructure for M15, is an absolute honor for us. The Lawo/NEP partnership is critical to our growth and innovation in North America and around the world. We are grateful to NEP for their continued trust and look forward to a long and successful relationship in the future."

NEP has chosen the IP routing and processing platform Find V__matrix Loaded with feature-specific software that handles all IP I/O, SDI I/O, audio processing and multi-displays.

In total, six cores are used for MADI, AES and analog audio to AES67 gateways. The IP matrix provides the necessary infrastructure to support the cameras 86N Grass Valley, including four high frame rate cameras, mixer Cayenne X-Frame, the console Calrec Artemis and the servers EVS XT3.

Lawo VSM (Virtual Studio Manager) It is the complete IP transmission control and orchestration system chosen in this project. The solution is also integrated to guarantee the stability and security of the network. SMART System Monitoring and Realtime Telemetry from Lawo, which also integrates deep packet inspection and network analysis tools.

"We have fostered a great business relationship with Lawo for many years. Their products and systems have provided NEP and our customers with the flexible, distributed solutions we need for our truck production infrastructure – M15 is just the latest example," said Glen Levine, president of NEP U.S.