IBC2023: New audio console and InSite take centre stage on TSL stand

TSL will be showcasing its new control solutions, audio monitoring range, power management systems, latest developments in 12G and Universal Intelligent Infrastructure Management applications (UIIM). The company’s flexible offerings are vendor agnostic, enabling customers to augment existing infrastructure or build entirely new operations with best-in-class technology that also supports a seamless transition to IP, cloud, virtualised and redundant workflows.

“Our wide range of solutions – from entry-level to advanced – makes TSL the ideal go-to partner for reliability, quality and affordability. We help design and facilitate a transition that reduces engineering resource costs and optimises sustainability, all while de-risking and future-proofing facilities in a way that maximises the lifetime ROI,” commented Matthew Quade, CEO, TSL.

TSL Control solutions seamlessly work alongside existing infrastructure, consolidating and enhancing systems via easy-to-use interfaces and unique modular, vendor-agnostic, standalone applications that help to solve everyday workflow headaches, eliminate manual workarounds and improve accuracy.

Thousands of TSL control deployments have helped customers manage a wide range of challenges, such as: transition to IP; dynamic clip insertion (frequently for adverts); universal device control; camera delegation; protocol translation; router control; and much more.

In response to the company’s most frequent customer requests, TSL has developed and launched a new audio monitor for IBC. Adding to its extensive range, the MPA1-MIX-NET-V-R 1U is native IP and incorporates fully redundant networking ST 2022-7.

Alongside TSL’s range of intelligent and simple power distribution units, the company will also be presenting InSite, a UIIM application for control, monitoring and reporting. InSite discovers and connects devices over SNMP or Modbus to remotely display status and provide alarms, monitor power usage and other key metrics, report sustainability criteria, allow billing, and even provide some remote control.