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Egripment Intro Remote Broadcast Solutions
T

his year at the BroadcastAsia2014
Show in Singapore, Egripment
will launch their new digital line of
Remote Broadcast Solutions.
Next to it we will show part of
our latest line of camera support
equipment such as our Universal
Dolly and the Pro Traveller crane (for
DSLR and HDV camera's)
The Egripment "Remote
Broadcast Solutions" line of
products comprises of the 306
Digital Remote Head as artiﬁcial
intelligence of the system design.
The 306 Digital Remote Head can
easily accommodate any type of
Broadcast camera and modern
Digital Cine Cameras. This Digital
Head, is exceptionally smooth and
precise in movement, very fast in
operation, and easy to set up and
operate. The Remote Head can be
used in a "standalone" situation, as
well as being part of a larger Studio
Automation set up. A variety of
Teleprompter brackets are available
and easy to install.
The total system is comparable
to, but exceeds the speciﬁcation of,
competitive Digital systems costing
many times more than the sales

price of Egripment's line of digital
products. In addition, the Egripment
Remote Broadcast Solutions are
far more user friendly, and easy
to learn and to utilise for higher
productivity in the studio. For High
End Virtual and Augmented Reality
applications, the Egripment Remote
Broadcast products seamlessly
integrate with the Egripment TDT
Encoded Camera Crane System,
the Generic Track System as well
as our Encoded StarCam Studio
System. With this complete modular
system, you would then have a
very sophisticated multiple axis
Virtual Studio System, suitable for
the highest quality of Virtual and
Augmented Reality.
The "Universal" dolly utilises
a completely new method of
steering and it folds into a small
and lightweight package that weighs
only 16.8kgs / 37lbs., carries a very
good payload of 200kgs / 440lbs
and offers a solid camera platform.
It also offers steering from the
back or the front side, both twowheel steering and also four-wheel
steering when very tight turns are
required. It can also be equipped with

sideboards that are ﬂat or contain
100mm or 150mm camera bowls,
and can be operated with pneumatic
wheels, hard rubber wheels or
track wheels. When equipped with
track wheels it runs
on standard

width Track of 62cm / 24.5-inch
wide, straight and curved.
In addition to the above mentioned
options, it can also be equipped with
most of the Egripment accessories
such as seat supports, columns,
bazookas and most of our jib arms.
The "Universal" Dolly is
manufactured from lightweight but
very strong aircraft grade aluminium
and has an automotive design with
aerodynamics, ergonomics and
style in mind.

Egripment's line of digital
Remote Broadcast Solutions

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RTS introduces its ﬁrst generation of OMNEO-compatible matrix products, marking the first
deployment of this breakthrough media networking architecture in the intercom industry.
ADAM | OMI
Up to 512 OMNEO ports

KP 12 CLD

KP 12 CLD

DKP 16 CLD | RVON

DKP 16 CLD | RVON

KP 12 CLD | OKI

DKP 16 CLD | RVON

KP 12 CLD | OKI

64

2
LAN

RP 1032 | OKI

1

RP 1032 | OKI

GPIO-16

ARNI

TM-10K

1

Trunking data for the TM-10K

Ethernet OMNEO connections

Please visit the RTS website: www.rtsintercoms.com/omneo

Analog connections to the frames

2

Ethernet RVON connections

64

GPIO-16

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