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Studio, PTZ and field teleprompters.

Monitors, hoods and mounts, CueiT software and the controls that drive it. Varto quotes any of it, from one part number to a multi-camera build.

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// prompter monitors

Three monitor families, and what each one is for.

CSMV2 is the studio and IP answer, EMC is the one for fixed positions in rooms, and CSF is the one that travels.

studio and ip plants

CSMV2

The prompt arrives over Ethernet on CueTALK with no converter in front of the monitor, the ST2110 SFP+ is available when the facility calls for it, and at 1500 cd/m2 it holds up on a lit floor.

education, corporate, municipal

EMC

CueScript calls it the accessible version of the studio range. The SDI loop out makes it straightforward to feed a second position from the same chain.

field and flypack

CSF

Light enough for a tripod or a light stand. The 10.4 in package weighs about 10.3 lb complete with its mount and collapsible hood.

Family	Sizes	Brightness	Video in
CSMV2	17 in, 19 in, 21.3 in	1500 cd/m2	SDI, HDMI, composite, CueTALK over Ethernet, optional ST2110 SFP+
EMC	15 in, 17 in	500 cd/m2	3G-SDI with loop out, HDMI, composite
CSF	10.4 in, 15 in	1500 cd/m2	Autosensing on the 10.4 in unit: SDI, HDMI, DVI, VGA and composite

CueScript marks CSM17 and CSM19 end of life, available while supplies last, and names CSMV217 and CSMV219 as their replacements, so plan a new room on the current models. They share the mounting rails, so a talent monitor or a PTZ bracket bought for a CSM fits a CSMV2. The 15 in CSF takes an adapter plate to attach to the larger mounts and hoods.

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// ptz prompters

Four PTZ systems, each one order code.

The camera mounts upside down inside a hood built for it. CueScript states that inverting it gives the camera more movement than a PTZ inside a conventional prompter.

the camera inverted inside a hood built for it

System code	Monitor	Screen	Weight before the camera
EMCP15PTZ	EMC	15 in	21.1 lb
EMCP17PTZ	EMC	17 in	22.5 lb
CSV2P17PTZ	CSMV2	17 in	26.3 lb
CSV2P19PTZ	CSMV2	19 in	27.3 lb

What the code includes

The CueScript PTZ mount CSMPTZ, the PTZ hood CSHPTZ and the monitor, as one line on the order. CSMPTZ and CSHPTZ are also orderable on their own. The PTZ camera is not included.

What it saves you

No counterbalance weight is required, and CueScript states the PTZ mount makes a lighting stand possible rather than a high-payload tripod. A wall-mounted version covers rooms with no floor to give up.

The bracket interface differs by monitor family: CueScript documents a T-rail for the CSM and CSMV2 monitors and four VESA thumb screws for the EMC, at 75 mm on the EMC15 and 100 mm on the EMC17.

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// cueit software and controls

Three CueiT versions. Pick by how the prompt travels.

The version decides how video reaches the monitor and whether a newsroom system drives the run order. The CueB interface comes with two of the three, and it moves both capability and cost, so settle the version before the rest of the position.

CueiT version	How video reaches the prompter	Included with the license	Typical room
Premier	From a second output on your own PC graphics card, or through a converter	Software, USB license dongle and one desktop scroll control	Education, corporate, a single position
Production	Composite, HD-SDI and CueTALK over Ethernet as standard, with the ST2110 SFP port ready for activation	Software, the CueB interface and one desktop scroll control	Studio facilities, live production, conferences
News	As Production	Software, the CueB interface, one desktop scroll control and MOS connectivity to a newsroom system	News, and any production running on an NRCS

interface

CueB

Carries the license and puts the prompt out as composite, HD-SDI or CueTALK. An openGear version puts up to ten prompting channels in 2U.

scroll control

CSSC desktop control

The control that comes with the software. A foot control and the wireless hand and foot controls sit alongside it, so an operator and a presenter can each have one.

application

CueiT

Run order, script editing and prompt view, on Windows as standard with a Mac license available as an add-on.

CueTALK, on the wire and over the internet

CueScript states CueTALK needs no more than ordinary business IT connectivity, which suits a chamber or a lecture hall with no video-grade network to build on. CueTALK Cloud reaches controllers and prompt devices over a standard internet connection.

Wireless controls and SayiT

The wireless hand and foot controls ship on 915 MHz in the United States, with a published range of 100 m against 300 m on the 868 MHz version sold elsewhere, so plan on the US figure. SayiT, the speech-driven scroll, needs an audio feed of the talent voice and a suitable interface.

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// around the prompter

Mounts, stands and accessories.

mounts and hoods

Mount Purple, hoods and glass

Mount Purple plates in four sizes with risers, molded and collapsible hoods, and the glass matched to the lens. The large hood is specified for wide angle shots and box lenses.

roll-around stands

CSRA stand

A full size prompter on a wheeled base, for a room where nothing is mounting to a camera. Counterweights are ordered with the plate that needs them.

talent monitors

TM22 and TM24

A 22 in or 24 in panel facing the presenter, on a three-axis mount that slides into the rails of a CSM or CSMV2. Panel and mount are separate order codes, and CueScript notes that attaching one to an EMC takes a modification.

podium and lectern

Speech prompters

Glass speech prompters for a podium, where the talent reads from clear panels either side of the lectern rather than from a camera. A common ask for a chamber, a graduation or a keynote.

CueScript states a three-year warranty on new equipment, with a paid extension to five years available, and excludes glass breakage and batteries.

// build a position

How the parts sit on a camera.

Hood and glass sized to the lens, the monitor under it, the plate and riser that carry it, and an optional talent monitor. The camera, lens and support are yours; riser height and counterweight follow from them.

1234AB

Cyan: CueScript parts. Outlined: your own kit.

1Hood and glass
2Prompter monitor
3Mount plate and riser
4Talent monitor
ACamera and lens
BSupport

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// in our building

CueScript prompting runs in our demonstration studio.

east rutherford

See it working before you buy

Ask to see CueScript prompting in our East Rutherford demonstration studio. We confirm what is set up before you visit.

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rentals

Or rent the studio

Our studio rental includes a working prompter, so a single production can use one without buying.

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// buying through varto

One part number, or the whole prompting chain.

Varto is an authorized CueScript dealer. Replacement parts, software, controls and interfaces quote straight from a part number.

equipment

Equipment

Quoted on its own. A monitor, a hood, a control surface or a software license, with the parts that have to go with it.

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configuration

Configuration

Sized against your camera. For a new position we match hood and glass to the lens, work out riser height and counterweight, and list the cabling with it.

integration

Integration

Installed and commissioned. Prompting wired into the camera chain, the switcher and the control room, and proven on the floor.

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training

Training

Handed over working. Operators trained on CueiT and on the controls they will actually use.

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// next step

Tell us the camera and the room.

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