Overview
The ATEM 2 M/E Advanced Panel 40 is a highly sophisticated advancement of previous panel models as a companion to separately available professional ATEM switchers from Blackmagic Design. Using features such as high-quality buttons, knobs, fader bars, and a 3-axis joystick, you'll be able to customize the extensive panel to your precise needs.

Complex live productions require a versatile control panel, and the ATEM 2 M/E Advanced Panel allows you to customize, monitor, and switch your live broadcast events with features such as camera switching, executing transitions, fades, DVE effects, and it also sports 8 on-air indicators. The panel features two rows of M/E with 40 input buttons per row, two system control LCDs, independent LCDs for custom labelling of every row and button, 40 direct cross points, 80 shifted cross points, two preview transitions, and various DSK transition selectors such as Auto, Cut, and Tie/Preview.

The ATEM 2 M/E Advanced Panel 40 connects to the switcher via 10/100/1000 BaseT Ethernet, and there are four Ethernet loop outputs for connecting to another panel or to a media-management computer. The panel receives firmware updates via its USB Type-C input.

SKU: GC50-SWPANELADV2ME40

Blackmagic ATEM 2 M/E Advanced Panel 40

The ATEM 2 M/E Advanced Panel 40 is a highly sophisticated advancement of previous panel models as a companion to separately available professional ATEM switchers from Blackmagic Design. Using features such as high-quality buttons, knobs, fader bars, and a 3-axis joystick, you'll be able to customize the extensive panel to your precise needs.

Complex live productions require a versatile control panel, and the ATEM 2 M/E Advanced Panel allows you to customize, monitor, and switch your live broadcast events with features such as camera switching, executing transitions, fades, DVE effects, and it also sports 8 on-air indicators. The panel features two rows of M/E with 40 input buttons per row, two system control LCDs, independent LCDs for custom labelling of every row and button, 40 direct cross points, 80 shifted cross points, two preview transitions, and various DSK transition selectors such as Auto, Cut, and Tie/Preview.

The ATEM 2 M/E Advanced Panel 40 connects to the switcher via 10/100/1000 BaseT Ethernet, and there are four Ethernet loop outputs for connecting to another panel or to a media-management computer. The panel receives firmware updates via its USB Type-C input.

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Product Overview

The ATEM 2 M/E Advanced Panel 40 is a highly sophisticated advancement of previous panel models as a companion to separately available professional ATEM switchers from Blackmagic Design. Using features such as high-quality buttons, knobs, fader bars, and a 3-axis joystick, you'll be able to customize the extensive panel to your precise needs.

Complex live productions require a versatile control panel, and the ATEM 2 M/E Advanced Panel allows you to customize, monitor, and switch your live broadcast events with features such as camera switching, executing transitions, fades, DVE effects, and it also sports 8 on-air indicators. The panel features two rows of M/E with 40 input buttons per row, two system control LCDs, independent LCDs for custom labelling of every row and button, 40 direct cross points, 80 shifted cross points, two preview transitions, and various DSK transition selectors such as Auto, Cut, and Tie/Preview.

The ATEM 2 M/E Advanced Panel 40 connects to the switcher via 10/100/1000 BaseT Ethernet, and there are four Ethernet loop outputs for connecting to another panel or to a media-management computer. The panel receives firmware updates via its USB Type-C input.

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