SKAARHOJ ETH-TALLY-LINK-V2-x2 Tally Box and 2x Tally Lights Bundle

The SKAARHOJ Tally System is an excellent addition to your live video - production setup. Each tally light features two LEDs. One LED faces the camera operator, offering both program and preview tally functions. The larger LED faces the presenter and is dedicated to the program display. There are two convenient switches on the tally light. One allows the operator to turn the main LED on or off, and the other can dim the operator LED. The Tally Box System can handle up to 8 tally lights. You can connect the lights either directly through the box or by using a daisy - chain connection from one tally light to another. Key Features: Tally support for Blackmagic Design ATEM Production Switchers; Compatibility with vMix via the vMix Bridge Software and network connection; The ETH - GPI Link can transmit GPI signals over ethernet to the Tally Box, which then routes them to the lamps; Program and Preview Tally; Star and Daisy - chain connection options; Tested with 200m cable; On/off switch for the main red LED; Dimmed on/off switch for the operator's red + green LED; UniSketch web interface for in - depth configuration.

Using this SKAARHOJ Tally System is easy. First, decide how you want to connect the tally lights. You can connect them directly to the Tally Box or use a daisy - chain method to link multiple lights together. Make sure to check the compatibility with your equipment, like the Blackmagic Design ATEM Production Switchers or vMix. When using vMix, you'll need to use the vMix Bridge Software to establish a network connection. To operate the tally lights, there are two switches. One is for turning the main red LED on or off. The other is for dimming the operator's red + green LED. For configuration, use the UniSketch web interface. It's a user - friendly way to set up your system according to your needs. When it comes to maintenance, keep the equipment in a dry and clean place. Avoid exposing it to extreme temperatures. Check the cables regularly for any signs of damage. If you're using a long cable, remember that it has been tested up to 200m, but always ensure proper signal transmission.