Expanding Your Atem Workflow; Using An External Atem Hardware Panel; Connecting To A Network - Blackmagic Design ATEM Mini Manual De Instalación Y Funcionamiento

Expanding your ATEM Workflow

ATEM Mini is designed to be controlled using its own built in control panel, but if you have a
larger production that is more complex and have many sources, graphics and intricate keys to
handle, or you need to operate your ATEM Mini from a separate location, an external
ATEM hardware panel will help you.

Using an External ATEM Hardware Panel

External ATEM hardware panels, such as the ATEM 1 M/E Advanced Panel, can be used to
control your ATEM Mini remotely. You have the option to build your workflow to suit any project.
External ATEM hardware panels connect to your ATEM Mini via Ethernet and are programmed
with a default switcher IP address that works with your ATEM Mini, so once plugged in, the
panel will instantly recognize ATEM Mini and you can then switch sources and control your
ATEM Mini via the external panel.

Connecting to a Network

If you want to connect your ATEM Mini to a larger Ethernet network, then you will most likely
need to change the network settings on your ATEM Mini. Most people simply plug their
computer and control panel direct to the switcher, however in some situations it can be very
powerful to connect via your network!
Your ATEM Mini ships from the factory with settings to allow hardware control panels to simply
be connected directly with an Ethernet cable. However your ATEM supports full Ethernet
IP protocols so you can place your ATEM Mini and external control panel on your network or
anywhere on the planet using the internet. Connecting to a network means you have enormous
flexibility with how you control your switcher. For example, you can connect an
ATEM 1 M/E Advanced Panel on the same network to ATEM Mini and have two operators
switching content. In addition, you also have the software panel on your computer so you can
even have a third operator handling audio, or managing media from the software panel.
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