TCP Link for ATEM opens Blackmagic Design ATEM switchers to simple bi-directional TCP/IP commands. Integrators can easily control them from Crestron, AMX, Q-SYS, Extron or their own software. Powered via PoE or 12 V DC.
TCP Link for ATEM opens Blackmagic Design ATEM switchers to simple bi-directional TCP/IP commands. Integrators can easily control them from Crestron, AMX, Q-SYS, Extron or their own software. Powered via PoE or 12 V DC.
SKAARHOJ TCP Link for ATEM is a control bridge between Ethernet-based control systems and Blackmagic Design ATEM switchers. It turns complex ATEM communication into simple TCP commands, so integrators can control most switcher parameters from their own panels and systems. It suits corporate, government and education installations as well as broadcast and live production.
Bi-directional control of Blackmagic Design ATEM switchers from any control system over the network.

TCP Link for ATEM integrates with Crestron, AMX, Q-SYS and Extron control systems. Users then operate the ATEM switcher from the touch panels they already know.
SKAARHOJ has already solved robust connectivity to ATEM. Just add TCP Link to your network and write simple TCP commands with full bi-directional feedback.
Control over most ATEM parameters can be tailored to custom panels, systems and proprietary software. Integrating the switcher into a larger AV installation becomes much simpler.
Instead of engineering the switcher communication yourself, you build on SKAARHOJ’s proven Blackmagic integration and focus on the solution for your client.
Commands and feedback via TCP/IP over standard Ethernet.
PoE or a 12 V DC input for easy deployment in any installation.
RJ45 Ethernet and Micro-USB for setup.
Metal enclosure for long-term reliability, designed and made in Denmark.
TCP commands in, ATEM out. The control system sends simple text commands to TCP Link for ATEM, and the unit translates them into communication with the Blackmagic Design ATEM switcher.

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