Professional Communication Evolution

The Datavideo ITC-300 is an 8-channel digital wired intercom system that serves as the central hub for any live production team. Designed to simplify the complexities of crew communication, the ITC-300 delivers full-duplex talkback, allowing directors to speak to individual crew members or the entire team simultaneously. Whether you are operating in a broadcast control room, a house of worship, or a live event venue, the ITC-300 ensures everyone stays in sync without the interference common in wireless systems.

Efficient Single-Cable Architecture

Say goodbye to cable clutter. The ITC-300 utilizes Power over Ethernet (PoE) technology to send audio, power, and tally signals through a single CAT6 cable. This streamlined approach not only makes setup faster but also significantly reduces the weight and volume of your cable runs. With a standard communication distance of 100 meters, your camera operators and floor managers gain the freedom to move throughout the venue while remaining perfectly connected to the director.

Unrivaled Headset & Audio Flexibility

One of the most user-friendly aspects of the ITC-300 is its open compatibility with headsets. The system features a versatile interface that supports a wide range of gear—from the simple 3.5mm headsets included with mobile phones to high-fidelity, dual-ear professional models. The base station itself is equipped with a built-in speaker, a gooseneck microphone input, and dedicated volume controls, ensuring the director can hear and be heard clearly in even the loudest environments.

Seamless Studio Integration

The ITC-300 is more than just a talkback system; it is a complete tally solution. It features two 15-pin D-Sub tally input ports that interface directly with Datavideo and other professional switchers to distribute red/green cues to every beltpack. Its rugged 1U rackmount housing is built for 24/7 reliability, featuring a "set-and-forget" design that allows it to function as a standalone unit or as a critical component in a larger Datavideo ecosystem alongside SE-series switchers.