Audio and Video Monitoring for IP PAM2-IP

Customers looking to monitor ST2022-6 and ST2110 IP sources can do so using the intuitive and familiar PAM user interface. The PAM-IP is also Dante Domain Manager compliant, featuring Primary and Secondary Dante ports for connection into Dante networks. SDI, AES and Analogue connectivity is also provided for connection into more traditional infrastructures.

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BCE Installs PAM2-IP at RTL City in Luxembourg
PAM2-IP Front and Rear View with standards and networks
      • Same feature set and operation as PAM2 MK2.
      • Now supports IP Infrastructures whilst maintaining 3G/HD/SD-SDI, AES and Analogue Audio connections
      • Now supports Dante Audio over IP (Optional extra)
      • Monitoring and decoding of Dolby E®, Dolby Digital® and Dolby Digital Plus® (including Metadata)
      • Loudness Monitoring – EBU (R128) and ATSC (A85)
      • 3G/HD/SD-SDI Video Source Monitoring directly on Front Panel.
      • User Programmable Presets
      • Remote Control (API and GPI)
      • Web-GUI
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      • Equipped with 2 x 10Gig/E SFP+ ports
      • Supports uncompressed ST-2022-6 and ST-2110
      • Supports IGMP v3 for Multicast ‘join/leave’ requests
      • Recall of stored Presets also includes Multicast ‘join/leave’ request
      • Equipped with Primary and Secondary 1 Gig/E ports for use on Dante/AES67 Networks
      • Fully compatible with Audinate’s Dante Controller
      • High quality internal full range loudspeaker system
      • Variable LED brightness control
      • Dual 12V DC inputs
      • Control API available
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"Timeline TV have been using TSL products for a number of years across our whole fleet of outside broadcast vehicles and critical technical infrastructure so another PAM2 MK2 was the obvious choice. Line timing is absolutely critical for Dolby Atmos and the PAM2 allows us to decode the Dolby and check each component is as we would expect."

Lee Wright, Senior Broadcast Engineer