BaseStation4 MK2

Basestation4 Fiber Converter

The BroadcastGear Basestation4 is a professional 4K fiber camera system for broadcast, livestreaming, sports, events, and studio productions. Transport power, video, network, intercom, and control signals over a single fiber connection for fast and reliable camera deployment.

basestation side
basestation with smpte

One Cable Does It All.

One fiber cable carries power, video, network, and control signals. Less cabling, faster setup, and a cleaner, more reliable production.

Compatible with PTZ PackCamback.

Genlock & Timecode Support

Need precise synchronization? Then choose for the  BaseStation4 GT model which adds professional timing and sync capabilities for multi-camera productions, ensuring all cameras stay perfectly aligned throughout your workflow.

basestation back side

Specifications

BaseStation4

  • 4 channels SMPTE fiber
  • Full 4K 12G-SDI in and out
  • Shared 1Gbit/s network connection across the converters
  • Total power of 500 Watt to the cameras
  • Browser based Dashboard with status info about the Base and Converters

BaseStation4 GT            (Genlock + Timecode )

  • 4 channels SMPTE fiber
  • Full 4K 12G-SDI in and out
  • Shared 1Gbit/s network connection across the converters
  • Total power of 500 Watt to the cameras
  • Browser based Dashboard with status info about the Base and Converters
  • Central Genlock input with loop output
  • Central Timecode input with loop output

SKU: BG-BASE4MK2

€ 7.600

SKU: BG-BASE4MK2GT

€ 8.150

Downloads

Preliminary User Manual

FAQ

On request the basestation can be fitted with the following connectors:

  • Canare SMPTE 311 Hybrid
  • Neutrik Opticalcon Duo*
  • Fieldcast 2Core*
  • Dual LC*

    * Available on request.  Fieldcast and LC are NON Hybrid!

Due to the hardware inside the converters and Basestation are different compared to a Genlock / Timecode version.   There is no upgrade path to add this at a later time.

Yes MK1 and MK2 hardware will work together with some limitations!    MK2 converters communicate with the Basestation and give converter info back to the Basestation. While MK1 does not have this option on a hardware level.
Also MK2 with GT ( Genlock Timecode ) will only function with Genlock on MK1 Basestations.