Cerevo FlexTally Station with 4 Lamp Units for ROLAND V-1HD , V-1SDI

An easy to set up all-in-one tally lamp system

FlexTally consists of a Station unit that connects to Cerevo’s video switcher”LiveWedge” and four Lamp units that are attached to each camera. Each lamp illuminates automatically according to the LiveWedge switching operation. FlexTally is also compatible with other brands’ switchers^(*1), as well as LiveWedge switcher.

List of Compatible Other Brands’ Switchers

Can be used via either wireless or wired connection

The wireless connection uses the 433MHz band, which is resistant to obstacles and interference from other wireless signals, to achieve a communication distance of 100m or greater^(*2), and also it is possible to daisy chain connections through terminal blocks. FlexTally can be used with cables several hundred meters in length without issue.
A 6-hour battery is built into each Lamp unit so each one can operate completely wirelessly. Wired connections use a standard 2 pin cable, with terminal connectors for easy integration and compatibility.

Specifications

Dimensions

Station unit: W128 x D77 x H28 mm / Lamp unit: W100 x D60 x H50 mm

Weight

Station unit: 142g / Lamp unit: 164g

Wireless Connectivity

433MHz (US/EU)^(*3)

Wired Connectivity

RS-485 serial connection

Wireless Connection Distance

Approx. 100m (line-of-sight)^(*2)

Battery Operating Time

Lamp unit: 6-12 hours (will vary depending on the lamp brightness and usage environment)

Battery Charging Time

Lamp unit:Approx. 2 hours

Number of Lamps Supported

16 units^(*4)
*1: To connect with your video switchers, you need to set up using dedicated software provided by Cerevo or a specifically configured cable for GPIO connection. The cable should be created based on the tally output specifications of the video switcher you are using and the FlexTally’s tally input specifications. Specifications of the tally output may be different for each brand and switcher model. Supported OS for the dedicated software is Windows 10/8.1/7, Mac OS X is scheduled to be supported in the future.
*2: Actual distance varies depending on the environment.
*3: Specification for the US/EU product version. The version for Japan uses the 315MHz band for connectivity.
*4: Up to 32 lamps will be supported in a future firmware update. 8 lamps can be controlled when connected via GPIO connection with your switchers.

*Subject to change during development