- Heavy-duty design
- Full control over the LiveCoreTM series image processors (up to 24 chassis)
- Manages up to 96 video outputs and up to 576 layers (192+ Megapixels)
- Matrix switch control
- Network commands for media servers, PTZ cameras...
- Built-in macro/sequence editor
- Up to 200 layout presets
- Offline programming and show versioning
- TCP API for remote control - AMX and Crestron drivers supplied
- Three-axis joystick for easy and fast PIP sizing/positioning
- TFT touch screen, 15.6" (39.62 cm)
- 4 x rear USB port and 1 x front USB port
- 11 rotary encoders for accurate parameter values adjustment
- 46 contextual buttons with customizable LCD labels
- 6 sliders for individual screen transition
- 2 separate gigabit Ethernet network interface connections
- T-Bar for smooth manually controlled transitions
- External pointing device and QUERTY Keyboards supported over USB
- Redundant Power Supply
- Also available in 2RU rackmount (Rackmount Control Unit)
The Vertige is a premium show controller designed to manage large events and multi-venues with ease, reactivity and comfort. With its advanced functions and powerful ergonomics, including a large tactile screen and a combination of fixed and user-definable keys, the Vertige offers an efficient, real feel show management system.
Simplified show programming
The Vertige includes unique features to efficiently create and manage the screens, sources, layers and presets. The integrated macro editor allows operators to build custom show control desk to trigger cues and sequences or to execute perfectly timed transitions and complex effects.
Extensive device support
Vertige brings expandability into the world of video processing and seamless switching: Designed to control an extensive range of devices, from Analog Way image processors to upstream matrix routers, PTZ cameras and media servers, the Vertige offers a true system-wide control from a single console!
Scalable for larger events
The Vertige can control lots of LiveCore chassis to create a large ecosystem of Analog Way processing, scaled to any size you need, from smaller live events to sophisticated multi-screen configurations with up to 96 AV outputs and hundreds of PIPs.