Air Fly for TriCaster is a compact switching controller with 12-button Program/Preview rows, 6 four-way buttons with OLED screens, a keyer section and a transition fader. TriCaster-specific labels, Blue Pill Inside and PoE.
Air Fly for TriCaster is a compact switching controller with 12-button Program/Preview rows, 6 four-way buttons with OLED screens, a keyer section and a transition fader. TriCaster-specific labels, Blue Pill Inside and PoE.
SKAARHOJ Air Fly for TriCaster is a compact switching controller for situations where cost matters but SKAARHOJ quality must be preserved. It offers dedicated Program and Preview rows, clearly labelled menu and ancillary buttons and a durable transition fader. The button labels use TriCaster-specific naming, and the built-in Blue Pill can control other supported devices as well.
12 + 12 Program/Preview buttons, 12 menu selection buttons, a keyer section and a low-profile fader in the smallest SKAARHOJ switching panel.

The buttons carry printed labels with function names taken straight from TriCaster, so you can find your way even in advanced menus. There is also space for labelling tape if you want to name your channels.
Each of the six four-way buttons with OLED screens in the top row can hold up to four functions. Adjust the assignments in the Reactor web interface and map buttons to other devices from devices.skaarhoj.com.
Need PTZ control, audio faders or more buttons? Other SKAARHOJ panels snap magnetically to the Air Fly and form one large, seamless control surface.
All buttons are backlit with RGB LEDs that can be set to any colour and dimmed as you wish. Six multi-level LEDs can be used for metering or additional labelling.
Layout and labels match the parameter names used in TriCaster.
A low-profile transition fader for reliable, smooth transitions.
Power and data over 1G Ethernet with PoE (IEEE 802.3af/at), with a 12 V DC input as an alternative.
Durable build, time-tested by professionals worldwide.
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