Use this Cerevo Battery Case to secure a compatible battery pack to the bottom of your LiveShell W. The case supports batteries up to 4.5" long with 5V USB-C outputs and LED indicators positioned at the top panel for visibility while inside the case. M3 and M2 screws open and close the case itself. Four included M3 screws attach the case to the LiveShell W. All the tools you need to install the case are included, from screwdrivers to hook-and-loop tape.

Attach Battery to LiveShell W    M3 and M2 Screws    Supports Batteries 4.5" Long    Includes Tools for Installation

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Do these come with cold shoe mounts, or do I need to buy them separately?

A: Because everyone's needs are different, some accessories are optional so people are not left with gear they cannot use. Here are tow possible solutions. https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/860269-REG/Revo_sa_cs_14m_Hot_Shoe_to_1_4.html?sts=pi&pim=Y and https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1449290-REG/smallrig_1_4_camera_hot_shoe.html?sts=pi&pim=Y

Q: 2. I see it works with ATEM mini pro. Is it safe to assume it works with Mini Extreme?

A: Yes, Both the Atem Mini and the Extreme switcher models from Black Magic would support the Cerevo FlexTally Wireless Tally Lamp System.

Q: 3. Can the base unit powered via PoE?

A: The Cerevo FlexTally Wireless Tally Lamp System's Station Unit, is powered by an included AC power supply. Unfortunately, there are no POE power solutions for this unit, at this time.

Q: 4. Is there a way to get this working with OBS? Also since the Marshall VMV 402 has a serial tally interface, would that work with this system as well?

A: At this time it does not support OBS. Since OBS is an open source platform it is possible for someone with coding experience to develop something to make it work but at this time there is no turn key or easy solution to get this product to work with OBS. In regards to the Marshall Camera this bypasses the need to use Marshall's interface. The Cerevo replaces Marshall's Tally system instead of working with it. It is worth noting that the Flextally is compatible with VMix. Vmix is a software switcher that is extremely similar to OBS. They have a free trail available on their website if you want to test it out. We have it available for purchase with various configurations if you are interested. https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/products/Shop-by-Brand-vMix/ci/4/phd/3841605738/N/4294255798?filters=fct_category%3Aswitcher_software_23908

Q: 5. How can I connect it to the Roland V-60HD? Via RS232? LAN? Thank you!

A: The Cerevo FlexTally Wireless Tally Lamp System connects to the Roland V-60HD via GPIO only.

Q: 6. Can you connect an external hd using the USB port and record onto the HD?

A: Hi. At least I never try this, but i guess it is not possible. You can record on the micro SD card surely. Regards !!! Carlos

Q: 7. Why does it have USA in its name? What is special in the specs for USA? Can I use it in Europe?

A: No particular reason. Can definitely be used in the EU and has the appropriate plugs for there...

Q: 8. is it possible to plug a usb 4g/lte dongle and stream live ?

A: There is no way to paste a pic here. The units are built into a case that B&H sells, and the entire setup has over 2500 miles of road trip with no issues. In fact all the items are from B&H.

Q: 9. What is the range on the wireless? Line of sight only?

A: According to Cerevo the wireless connection uses the 433MHz band, which is resistant to obstacles and interference from other wireless signals. It is not just a direct line of sight and it has a range up to 100m or 328 feet.

Q: 10. Does this device work with roland v1_hd +? How are they connected?

A: The Roland V-1HD+ is not in the compatibility list yet but based on their information for the V-1HD, you will need to use the USB out into a conveter called USB-GPIO Converter for FlexTally. You can find this converter in their site.