Solid State Logic Announces ST 2110 Card for System T Ecosystem
Solid State Logic (SSL) has introduced a native ST 2110 card for its System T platform, designed to streamline ST 2110 workflows and simplify management of flexible and remote infrastructures. The new card allows SSL customers to work in pure ST 2110-based environments or hybrid ST 2110/Dante setups, providing added flexibility for broadcast and production operations.
SSL’s native implementation of ST 2110 simplifies integration and signal management by supporting NMOS IS-04 and IS-05 for automated device discovery and connection control.
Capable of delivering up to 2,048 native ST 2110 channels, SSL’s new card enables users to automatically manage discovery, connection, and control of IP video and audio devices, leveraging the AMWA NMOS suite of recommendations for interoperability and ease of use in IP-based workflows.
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