NAB Show New York is taking up the Javits Center on Wednesday and Thursday, and Solid State Logic is ready to demonstrate its native ST 2110 card, in addition to its System T S300 console and a Tempest Control App Flypack.
The latter includes a new DFT+ and DMT+ Fader Tiles, while the new MPL 16-8 Stagebox makes its U.S. debut.
“Simplifying IP connectivity across SSL’s entire System T ecosystem, the company’s new ST 2110 card enables users to exploit the benefits of ST 2110-based environments as well as hybrid ST 2110/Dante setups with minimal investment in hardware,” SSL says. “It leverages NMOS IS-04 and IS-05 to automate discovery and signal management in an ST 2110 infrastructure and enables broadcasters to integrate signals directly into the System T Tempest engine without any need for conversion.”
Berny Carpenter, the company’s broadcast product manager, explains, “Many of our broadcast customers rely on Dante for their main audio network but are increasingly taking ST 2110 audio streams from a variety of third-party equipment. SSL’s ST 2110 card means that multiple flavors of IP audio are now native to the System T console; this avoids external conversion or bridging between Dante and ST 2110 networks. Fundamentally it empowers SSL’s broadcast customers to use whichever technology is best suited to each part of their production workflow. It provides SSL customers with a cost-effective way to integrate ST 2110 into their existing infrastructure, and it enables new customers to adapt their production capabilities to full ST 2110-based environments or hybrid ST 2110/Dante setups.”
