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Audio-Brochure-Sept-2019-Web.Pdf Audio Monitoring WITH EXPERTISE SPANNING AUDIO MONITORING, CONTROL SYSTEMS AND POWER MANAGEMENT, TSL PRODUCTS HELPS YOU KEEP PACE WITH EVER CHANGING CUSTOMER DEMANDS, WHATEVER THE APPLICATION. Focused On Technical Excellence At TSL’s core lies our passion for technical excellence, coupled with the desire to provide our customers with solutions of the highest quality to help them make their workows more efcient. Advances in technology enable the creation of ever more exciting content, as well as multiple possibilities for content delivery. Comprehensive audio monitoring tools are simply a ‘must have’ in order to help guarantee content quality and quality of service. Multichannel audio level meter displays, audio loudness measurement and audio metadata monitoring are at the very the foundation of what we do. However, as technologies evolve, TSL continues to work closely with our customers, developing audio solutions that not only meet their technical challenges but also serve to improve their workows. TSL’s audio monitoring solutions: • Bring condence when monitoring both IP and traditional infrastructures. • Improve efciency when integrated as part of a larger control and monitoring solution. • Enable new ways of working through providing an intuitive control interface for remote operation. • Reduce errors, helping to guarantee both content quality and quality of service. In Partnership With: Trusted By: Audio Monitoring Across Applications OB TRUCKS & REMOTE STUDIO SATELLITE NEWS MASTER CONTROL PLAYOUT & PRODUCTION PRODUCTION GATHERING INGEST & QC TRANSMISSION A fast-paced ‘life on the road’, Where requirements for A 24/7 business for which Often the most technically Operators need integrated with a highly demanding and operators and engineers can there is no ‘dress rehearsal’. complex area of any broadcast tools as part of playout and unique production process. vary from show to show. Engineers and operators must facility that relies on quality. transmission control. adapt to changing news • Measure audio levels. • Monitor audio from a diverse events quickly and often ‘on • Check and verify audio • Manage and monitor an • Check channel assignments. range of devices - e.g. the y’. downmixes. increasing number of • Monitor multiple audio routers & playback servers. • Measure program loudness. channels. mixes. • Listen to talent and • Ensure news output remains • Check audio/video • Monitoring multiple • Check both video and audio communication systems. technically compliant. synchronisation. languages or audio mixes. circuits. • Highly adaptable. • Access to monitor • Check audio levels and audio • Ease workload and reduce • Remote engineering • Quick and easy to use. presenters, pre-hear and channel congurations. errors. management • Instantaneous comms circuits. • Conduct analysis, regardless • Maintain the high QoS • For operational positions. re-conguration via a control • Ensure loud and clear of the audio format expected by channel • Within the racks. system for continuous location reports from the presented. subscribers. • Right on the tailboard. programme use. eld. • Guarantee a QoS. • Help maintain high quality. Precision Audio Monitoring With the growing adoption of IP infrastructures, customers can monitor ST-2110, ST-2022-6 and Dante AoIP, alongside SDI, AES and Analogue sources, all from a single unit. Meet the PAM-IP. Customers looking to monitor IP video and audio sources require an intuitive and familiar user interface along with a straightforward method of operation. PAM-IP - Addressing the Challenges of IP Developed specically to address the requirements of customers monitoring uncompressed SMPTE 2022-6 and SMPTE 2110 sources, the PAM-IP features 2 x 10Gig/E interfaces, enabling direct connection to redundant IP networks. The PAM-IP also features Primary and Secondary Dante ports, SDI, AES and Analogue connections for use with traditional infrastructures. • Video Confidence Monitoring - view ST-2022-6, ST-2110-20 and SDI video content directly on the front panel of the PAM-IP or via its dedicated SDI output router. • Comprehensive Loudness Monitoring - check loudness levels for ST-2022-6, 2110-30, SDI, AES and Analogue audio sources. • Dolby Decode - monitor Dolby E®, Dolby Digital® and Dolby Digital Plus® audio sources, complete with comprehensive Metadata analysis. DID YOU KNOW? Remote Status Monitoring Webpage TSL Products is also a market leader in Broadcast Packet Counters Control Systems. PTP Status Rule out potential network issues Monitor PTP lock status and the when subscribing to ST-2022-6 MAC address of your PTP and/or ST-2110 sources using the sources. PAM- IP on-board packet counter. Senders Wide, Narrow and Narrow Linear Status Monitoring senders can all be monitored by Customers can remotely monitor the PAM-IP. PAM-IP status, including the multi- cast addresses of all currently subscribed sources. External Control Protocols 05 Customers can manage PAM-IP ST-2022-6 and ST-2110 subscriptions using In-Band or Out-of-Band control protocols. 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 Dolby Decoding capability. PAM1-IP and PAM1-MK2 USB Port Menu/Home button Dual 2.4” LCD display Selector and scroll encoder for saving/loading presets for audio, video, metadata, loudness, 5 congurable conguration Volume encoder preset buttons Push to mute High quality, full range internal Shortcut button for quick Back button loudspeakers system Headphone jack access to key features PAM2-IP and PAM2-MK2 Large dual display USB Port Home button for audio metering, video, loudness, metadata, Large volume encoder for saving/loading presets conguration with LED indication Press for mute High quality, full range internal Congurable labelled Selector and scroll encoder loudspeakers system Headphone jack preset buttons DID YOU KNOW? Dolby® Monitoring PAM1-IP All TSL audio • Full support for Dolby E®, Dolby Digital® and Dolby Digital Plus® Control Dante SFP I/O • Monitor Dolby E line position and Dolby CRC error. monitoring units Analogue Out • SMPTE 2020 support. are supported by GPI Power A1 O/P A2 A1 I/P 1 A2 A1 I/P 2 A2 AES I/O RTR Outputs 4 SDI Out3 2 SDI In 1 • Audio delay. free and regular PAM2-IP Loudness software updates. Comprehensive loudness monitoring: • EBU and ATSC standards. Control Dante SFP I/O • Loudness Histogram display. Analogue Out GPI Power A1 O/P A2 A1 I/P 1 A2 A1 I/P 2 A2 AES I/O RTR Outputs 4 SDI Out3 2 SDI In 1 Ultimate multichannel monitoring tool Fully congurable analogue and digital multichannel outputs: • Route any audio channel to any monitoring output. • Native 5.1 aware with Downmix function. PAM1-MK2 Monitoring Output Rem/Control 12V DC Ext. Display SDI/Comp Reclock • Congurable SDI Output with quadrant display. SDI Out Out Out Analogue Out • 2 dedicated SDI Monitoring Outputs allow SDI, ST-2022-6 and RS 422 GPI 0V 12V A1 O/P A2 Setup A1I/P 1A2 A1I/P 2A2 AES I/O 1 Cong. 8 AES 1 AES 2 2 SDI In 1 ST-2110 sources to be monitored externally (PAM-IP Only). Manual Failover • Switch between redundant networks with a single button push PAM2-MK2 Analogue 3-6 In (PAM-IP Only). Ext. Display SDI/CompReclock SDIOut Optical Out Out Metadata SPDIF in. GPI AES 5-8 I/O 12V DC 1 Cong. 8 Analogue Out Setup 0V 12V A1 O/P A2 A1 I/P 1 A2 A1 I/P 2 A2 AES 1-4 I/O AES 1 AES 2 2 SDI In 1 07 SAM-Q Platform Audio monitoring tools with the ability to adapt, based on application, skillset or personal preference can address the ever-changing audio monitoring requirements. A new approach to audio monitoring • Customisable Configurations: The only audio • Optional Licenses: A exible and powerful audio monitor that can be congured specically to monitoring platform whose feature set can change address the needs of different applications, skillets with your requirements, including optional MADI and workows. support or Loudness Monitoring. • Protected Configurations: Engineers and Due to its agile design, the SAM-Q is equally at home supervisors can restrict sources, modes and front in all manner of use cases, from OB Trucks and panel functions to streamline operation and reduce Studios to Playout and Distribution. user error. SAM-Q-SDI Bringing the freedom to monitor SDI, AES and Analogue audio sources with maximum operational efciency. 1 x small multi-function 2 x high quality front 1 x large multi-function Only rotary encoder panel displays rotary encoder 100mm Deep 2 x large multi function 8 x small multi function USB Port Built in buttons buttons for saving/loading power supply presets DID YOU KNOW? With no extra hardware required, SAM-Q-SDI Operational Modes customers can • Meter Modes - A traditional audio meter mode, displaying purchase 1 or 2 16 Audio Level Meters view with single and multiple audio optional MADI channel selection. Input license • Video Modes - 16 Audio Level Meters with single and options at any multiple channel selection complete with video condence time providing display. monitoring and • Mix Mode - A graphical representation showing the relative mixing of up to mix levels of up to 16 channels of audio, complete with Mix 128 MADI channel selection. sources. • Names Mode - Displays the source names of 8 audio pairs, with audio presence displays, complete with multiple channel monitoring selection. • Loudness Monitoring Mode - 8 independent loudness probes, providing Short-Term, Momentary and Loudness Monitoring. 09 Condence Monitoring The MPA1 product family provides quick and simple operation, with each model available as a Solo or Mix variant. Supporting a wide range of established I/O: MPA1 Solo Accurate Peak Metering Channel Select Simple, intuitive scroll and listen Ideal for tone line up Scroll through the available pinputs, switching between to easily monitor multiple feeds mono or stereo by simply pressing the button High quality, full range internals loud speakers MPA1 Mix Mute/Solo Average Level - greater than 90dB at 1m Simple, intuitive mix and listen Press for Mute, press Peak Level - greater than 100dB at 1m with nine mix pallets.
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