Interoperability and hybridization, keys to the imminent TSL showcase at IBC 2024

TSL Products will show in IBC 2024 (September 13-16, Amsterdam) its latest solutions for energy distribution and management, monitoring and audio control, which will focus on interoperability and the coexistence of the SDI and IP worlds.

Audio monitoring unit PAM2-12G from TSL, which will be shown for the first time on IBC 2024, has been designed to be used in UHD audio monitoring tasks. Supporting a wide range of signals including AES, analogue, UHD, HD-SDI and IP sources such as AES67/Dante and SMPTE 211, this 2RU solution has been designed to give broadcasters the flexibility they “need” to handle diverse audio and video signals. Within the audio field, TSL will also present its MPA1-MIX-NET-V-R. This compact IP audio monitor, on display at the Ravenna booth, offers control for Ravenna, AES67 and ST 2110-30 streams, underscoring TSL's dedication to providing robust and scalable solutions for modern broadcasting.

TSL will also showcase its wide range of Modular applications and control interfaces and vendor independent, which seeks to offer the flexibility necessary to manage a wide variety of equipment, optimizing workflows and improving operational efficiency with expanded functions. In this sense, the virtual control processor will stand out GTP-V1, a tool that “exemplifies TSL's commitment to innovation” by allowing “seamless” cloud or hybrid integration with a wide variety of protocols and equipment. In parallel, TSL's IP transition tool, X-Connect, llega a IBC con una interfaz mejorada, facilitando a los broadcasters la transición a flujos de trabajo híbridos o IP.

Adicionalmente, TSL tiene por objetivo “causar un gran impacto” en IBC 2024 con la presentación de sus unidades inteligentes de distribución de energía PD14MiD. Estas PDU de última generación, compactas en un factor de forma 1RU, han sido creadas para garantizar una fiabilidad y eficiencia “inigualables” en entornos de emisión. Equipadas con 14 salidas con fusibles individuales, entradas duales con conmutación automática y funciones como arranque secuencial y arranque retardado programable, estas unidades buscan ser “esenciales” para cualquier infraestructura broadcast moderna flexible y escalable. Además, la última actualización del software DCIM de TSL, “Insite”, mejora aún más la seguridad y eficiencia operativas con funciones avanzadas de navegación y mayor seguridad.