- At Broadcast Asia 2012 Vislink is featuring the broadcast-specific version of its Advent Mantis “MSAT” Man Portable Data Terminal, a highly portable tri-band satellite antenna system specifically designed for ease of use and rapid deployment.
At only 12.5 kilos, the Advent MSAT can easily be carried by one person. The system’s fully integrated design means that set up takes only minutes from arrival to satellite acquisition, making it ideal for rapid deployment field applications when speed is of the essence.
The antenna comes with a 65cm reflector as standard and can be configured to be used in Ka, Ku and X bands. Power is supplied either from mains outlets or 12-36VDC supplies. As well as having interchangeable modem options, the system can also be specified to have an Advent DVE encoder built in.
Vislink’s marketing operations manager, Mark Anderson, said, “The ultra-lightweight Advent MSAT is a major new antenna design and a compelling addition to the market with major advantages for first-on-scene news reporting.”
For more information on MSAT and other Vislink products, visit www.vislink.com.
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About VISLINK
VISLINK plc is a global business, strategically focused on providing secure communication technologies to customers in the broadcast and security markets. Specializing in the design and manufacture of wireless, video and IP technologies together with the supporting management systems our world renowned brands of ADVENT, GIGAWAVE, LINK, MRC and PMR lead the way in live broadcast with award winning products including IP gateways, microwave radio, satellite transmission and wireless cameras. With offices in UK, USA, Dubai, and Singapore, with dedicated sales and engineering teams, VISLINK has the experience and expertise to deliver the most comprehensive solutions for today’s broadcasters.
Company contact: Mark Anderson, Marketing Operations Manager, mark.anderson@vislink.com, Tel: +44 (0)7917 830 446.
Press contact: Jennie Evans, Manor Marketing, jennie@manormarketing.tv, Tel: +44 (0)1635 44991
An image of the Advent Mantis MSAT is attached.
