Product Description
The Telescript Expert 170 Teleprompter System is a top - notch, fully integrated studio teleprompting solution. It comes with a 70/30 beamsplitter glass, a 17.3” SDI reference monitor, a dual - color digital tally unit, and a dual - color on - board clock/timecode display. Both monitors offer multiple video inputs such as SDI, HDMI, composite, and VGA.
**High - Bright Prompter Monitor**: With a maximum brightness of 1000 cd/m², this prompter monitor is ideal for both outdoor and well - lit indoor settings. It can hold the weight of almost any ENG or studio camera and includes a 15 - pound counterweight. You can view the prompter clearly from up to 40 feet away.
**Integrated System**: The integrated Expert prompting system combines a 17” high - brightness prompter monitor, a 17.3” reference monitor, a dual - color clock with timecode, time of day, and countdown, and a tricolor tally unit. This provides all the essential information for a seamless broadcast.
**Easily Readable**: Your on - screen talent can read the system clearly from a distance of up to 40 feet.
**Key Features**:
- 17” Hi - Bright Prompter Monitor
- 1920 x 1080 17.3” Reference Monitor
- Dual - Color ClockOne, Tricolor TallyOne
- Suitable for ENG and Studio Cameras
- 3G - SDI, HDMI, VGA, Composite Inputs
- Supports up to 1080p60 Video
- Browser - Based User Interface
- Source Select Buttons
- Rolled Steel Construction
Using the Telescript Expert 170 Teleprompter System is easy. First, connect your camera to the system using one of the available video inputs like SDI, HDMI, VGA, or composite. The browser - based user interface makes it simple to select the video source. Your on - screen talent can stand up to 40 feet away and still read the prompter clearly.
When using it outdoors or in brightly lit areas, the high - brightness monitor (1000 cd/m²) ensures great visibility. Make sure the 15 - pound counterweight is properly attached if you're using it with an ENG or studio camera.
For maintenance, keep the monitors clean with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid using harsh chemicals. Check the connections regularly to ensure a stable video signal. Also, if you're using the system for a long - term broadcast, give it some time to cool down between uses to prevent overheating.
