TallyPro Wireless Camera Cue System//Box(Hand Case) no included
Enhance coordination and workflow in your multicamera productions with this Professional Wireless Tally System. Designed for broadcast studios, live events, sports productions, concerts, conferences, houses of worship, podcasts, and any audiovisual environment, this system provides clear and reliable signaling to indicate which camera is “on-air” or in “preview”.
Key Features
Robust Wireless Connectivity
Transmits tally signals without cables, giving operators complete freedom of movement on set, on stage, or in outdoor locations. Wide Compatibility with Leading Video Switchers
Easily integrates with professional video switchers and mixers that support tally/GPIO through standard interfaces such as DB25, RJ45, or USB.
Compatible with:
- Blackmagic ATEM
- vMix
- Roland Video Switchers
- NewTek TriCaster
- Datavideo Switchers
- OBS Studio (via tally plugins or add-ons)
- Other systems with tally or GPIO support
This makes it a highly versatile solution for both fixed studios and mobile productions.
Clear and Highly Visible Indicators (Red/Green)
Provides instant identification of on-air (red) or preview (green) status, helping camera operators, directors, and presenters stay synchronized during live productions.
Quick Setup and Plug-and-Play Operation
The control unit uses standard connections, and the tally lights pair easily without complex configuration. Ideal for fast setups, mobile teams, and temporary installations.
Scalable for Multi-Camera Productions
Supports multiple tally units/channels, allowing you to expand the system as your production grows.
What Is It Used For?
This system ensures that camera operators, directors, and on-screen talent always know which camera is live or about to go live. This helps reduce mistakes, improves transitions, and delivers a more polished and professional live broadcast. It is essential for any multicamera workflow where precision and timing matter.
Ideal For:
- Television studios and multicam streaming setups
- Live productions: events, concerts, sports, conferences
- Houses of worship, auditoriums, and live venues
- Mobile production teams and outdoor shoots
- Podcasts, webinars, and online broadcasts with multiple cameras
