CARLISLE, Pa.—In the run-up to the 2026 NAB Show, Wave Central, a Domo Broadcast Company and EVS have announced that they are working together on SMPTE ST 2110 interoperability testing and validation.

The interoperability test and validation involves the Wave Central Sapphire RXD5 wireless receiver with ST2110 and EVS Cerebrum Broadcast Control & Orchestration (NMOS routing), as well as EVS Neuron modular glue for all SDI and ST2110 processing workflows.

During the show, Wave Central will be exhibiting at Booth C.2820 and EVS will be at Booth N.1841 between April 19 and 22 at the show.

In announcing the collaboration the two companies said that technical collaboration among equipment providers is essential in today’s broadcast AV over IP environments for proving interoperability, removing risk for mutual customers and building trust when using multiple vendors are involved in same video production.

As the migration continues from traditional SDI to hybrid or full AV over IP based AV networks, it becomes increasingly important to ensure that various solutions work in synchronization before deployment. This simplifies commissioning and leaves more time and energy for creative planning and work on improving productions.

“We are excited to announce the ST 2110 capabilities of our Sapphire RXD5 receivers bringing remote wireless camera sources to ST 2110 broadcast workflows seamlessly,” said John Payne, GM at Wave Central. “and when it comes to ST 2110, systems engineers expect orchestration validation to happen before going out to the event sites, venues and studios.”

“Interoperability is fundamental to making SMPTE ST 2110 truly operational for live production,” said Dieter Backx, Vice President Control & Orchestration at EVS. “Validating Wave Central’s RXD5 receivers with EVS Cerebrum and Neuron ensures broadcasters can confidently integrate wireless camera sources into IP-based workflows, with the orchestration, timing, and reliability required for live events.”

For more information about EVS Cerebrum and EVS Neuron is available at https://evs.com/na

For more information about Wave Central, a Domo Broadcast Company and their products are available at https://www.wavecentralrf.com and https://www.domobroadcast.com.

SOUTHAMPTON, U.K. & CARLISLE, Penn.—Domo Broadcast Systems (DBS) has inked an exclusive  sales and technical support partnership with U.S.-based Wave Central LLC, a major provider of wireless broadcast  camera and transmission technologies. 

As a result of the agreement, the Wave Central team is now offering to the North American broadcast market the complete line of DBS products which provide ultra-reliable, broadcast-quality, ultra-low latency  video/audio solutions via wireless microwave, satellite, or fiber links for even the most-demanding applications. 

Domo Broadcast Systems’ OEM technology will also be used within Wave Central’s portfolio and Wave has access to the full DBS product range. 

“We’re delighted to formally announce this partnership with Wave Central,” says Mike Budge, Broadcast Unit  Director for Domo Broadcast Systems. “They have an outstanding reputation in this market, and we’re looking  forward to supporting the team as they continue to develop the future of sports technology in the region.” 

The partnership marks a major milestone for Domo Broadcast Systems, which was formed earlier this year through the combination of UK-headquartered Broadcast Wireless Systems and DTC Domo Broadcast. 

“Customers are already benefiting by being provided with access to a broader product range, enhanced  development of bespoke solutions, and a greater level of support through our global presence,” explains Mike.  “With Wave Central as a sales partner, we take those benefits up yet another notch.” 

Wave Central assumes responsibility for all North American customer support for Domo Broadcast System solutions, supplying its broadcast clients with its renowned five-day support turnaround from its Carlisle,  Pennsylvania facility. 

“We're pleased to offer the entire Domo Broadcast Systems portfolio to the North American market, with complete after-sales service and support performed in our Carlisle, PA. facility,” says Jeff Winemiller, founder and CEO of Wave Central. “We've had a long-standing relationship with the Domo team. By offering their world class products along with ours, we are providing the best RF solutions to our customers, regardless of their unique requirements. 

Wave Central and Domo Broadcast Systems will both be exhibiting at NAB 2022 in Las Vegas from April 23‒27. 

Wave Central will be showcasing the DBS Sapphire family of encoders and decoders at booth C1317, and Domo Broadcast Systems will be launching the new game-changing Onyx family of encoders and decoders at booth W7822.  

LAS VEGAS—Domo Broadcast, which is a division of Domo Tactical Communications (DTC), will showcase its new Broadcast Nano HD transmitter at the 2017 NAB Show, among other COFDM wireless transmitters and receivers designed for sports production and newsgathering applications. The Broadcast Nano HD transmitter has a control panel as well as Bluetooth connectivity, which makes real-time configuration as seamless as possible for operators.

Nano HD transmitter

In addition, Domo plans to show its PRORXD Eight-Way Diversity RF wireless receiver platform, with improved bi-directional camera controls. This multi-way diversity COFDM receiver has less than two frames delay, and with its eight-way maximum ratio combining of RF inputs, video is recovered free from distortion. There’s also an option to link it with other receivers via ASI packet diversity over coax cable or IP, which is ideal for blanket coverage of a golf course or racetrack, or other wide area event.

The 2017 NAB Show takes place in Las Vegas, April 24-27. Domo Broadcast will be in boothC7137. For more information, visit www.nabshow.com.