PToc is a wireless full-duplex intercom and Tally system designed for real-time team coordination. It uses a 5.8GHz self-forming network to deliver low-latency, hands-free communication across multiple channels — without cabling.
PToc is ideal for broadcast teams, live events, OB vans, theater productions, and emergency command centers — any environment where smooth, reliable, group communication is critical.
Up to 16 beltpacks and desktop stations (combined) can be connected to a single PToc-Host.
The PToc system offers a line-of-sight communication range of up to 500 meters.
Yes. PToc supports both 2-wire and 4-wire interfacing, as well as AUX input/output, making it compatible with most broadcast intercom systems.
Not at all. PToc is plug-and-play — power on the host and beltpacks, and they auto-connect. No need for a dedicated router or switch configuration.
Yes. Users can press-and-hold to talk (half-duplex) or double-tap to switch to full-duplex mode, enabling hands-free, natural conversations.
Yes. PToc integrates directly with popular switchers such as BMD, OBS, vMix, and others. Beltpacks support wired bi-color Tally lights, and the host has direct Tally outputs — no converter box required.
Absolutely. PToc supports:
Base stations to extend wireless coverage.
IP-based remote linking for cross-city or international communication.
Seamless integration with TOCTEC IToc, our cloud intercom system.
Each beltpack runs up to 11–12 hours on a single charge, using a standard Type-C cable.
A typical PToc system package includes:
1x Host unit
Beltpacks (as needed)
Headsets & antennas
Tally lights
Power supply
Type-C charging cables
(Details may vary depending on your configuration.)
The system features a dual-mode wireless signal design. For local on-site production, it uses the 433MHz band; for remote or cross-city broadcasting, it utilizes the 4G All-Netcom network, allowing Tally signals to be transmitted anywhere with cellular coverage.
The system offers universal compatibility. It supports all mainstream hardware and software switchers, including SONY, Panasonic, vMix, Roland, BMD, NewTek, and more, via DB25 (tally input), high/low level signals, or IP network protocols.
For hardware switchers, the Tally station supports up to 12 channels of Red (PGM) and Green (PVW) dual-color display. For software-based switchers (like vMix), the number of supported Tally channels is virtually unlimited.
In the 433MHz local mode, the system provides a stable transmission range of up to 2,000 meters in open areas and features superior penetration, capable of passing through up to 8 layers of walls.
The system features a dual-mode wireless signal design. For local on-site production, it uses the 433MHz band; for remote or cross-city broadcasting, it utilizes the 4G All-Netcom network, allowing Tally signals to be transmitted anywhere with cellular coverage.
TocTec Tally Lights feature adjustable brightness and a sunshade design, allowing camera operators and presenters to clearly identify live camera status in both studio and outdoor environments. Similar workflows are also commonly associated with products such as Hollyland Tally and Synco Tally systems.
Yes. The Tally light is designed for outdoor use with 4 levels of adjustable brightness. Additionally, the light body features a top sunshade structure to effectively block direct sunlight and ensure clear signal recognition.
Absolutely. The Tally light features a 360-degree omnidirectional design, providing clear visual feedback from four sides without any dead zones, which is crucial for busy sets.
Each Tally light is equipped with a built-in 3.7V 1200mAh lithium battery, providing up to 12 hours of continuous operation on a single charge, easily covering a full day of production.
The Tally Station is equipped with a 2.0-inch integrated screen. It displays real-time information including channel signal status, IP addresses, frequency settings, and system configurations for easy monitoring and adjustments.
The 433MHz wireless mode is designed for long-distance local productions, while the 4G remote mode allows Tally communication across cities, regions, or countries through internet connectivity.