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Hollyland Spares - DB25 Male to Dual DB15 Male Tally Cable (for Wireless Tally System)

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Hollyland Spares - DB25 Male to Dual DB15 Male Tally Cable (for Wireless Tally System)The Hollyland DB25 Male to Dual DB15 Male Tally Cable (Model: HL TCB09) is an official OEM Y split adapter cable engineered specifically for the Hollyland Wireless Tally System. While the master Hollyland Wireless Tally transmitter hub utilizes a centralized female DB25 (25 pin D Sub) port to output camera triggers, many traditional broadcast vision switchers rely on standard density DB15 (15 pin D Sub) terminals. The HL TCB09 serves as a rugged

The Hollyland DB25 Male to Dual DB15 Male Tally Cable (Model: HL-TCB09) is an official OEM Y-split adapter cable engineered specifically for the Hollyland Wireless Tally System.

While the master Hollyland Wireless Tally transmitter hub utilizes a centralized female DB25 (25-pin D-Sub) port to output camera triggers, many traditional broadcast vision switchers rely on standard-density DB15 (15-pin D-Sub) terminals. The HL-TCB09 serves as a rugged physical bridge and signal expander between these two connection layouts.

Core Functionality & Purpose

On multi-camera live broadcast sets, managing separate red (on-air/PGM) and green (preview/PVW) tally signals for an expanding camera array can quickly become a cabling bottleneck. The HL-TCB09 provides a dedicated dual breakdown:

  • Y-Split Signal Expansion: It divides a single DB25 master connector out into two separate standard-density DB15 male terminals.

  • Dual-Switcher / Dual-Bank Input Routing: This layout allows a single DB25 port on the Hollyland tally controller to drive two separate switcher input blocks or target two individual destination arrays simultaneously, making it ideal for complex, multi-camera operations.

  • Broadcast-Grade Interoperability: This specific pin mapping is tailored for professional vision switchers from manufacturers like Sony and Panasonic that utilize standard DB15 terminal arrays for their dry-contact tally relay layouts.

  • Precision OEM Mapping: Wired exactly to match Hollyland's native internal ground, program, and preview logic, ensuring zero signal ghosting, lag, or missed light changes during high-speed switching.

Technical Specifications Matrix

Component Attribute Technical Specifications Detail
Official Model SKU HL-TCB09 (Part Family: S-HOL-TCB09)
System Interoperability Hollyland Wireless Tally System Main Transmitter Station
Connector Side A 1 × DB25 Male (25-Pin Standard Density D-Sub)
Connector Side B 2 × DB15 Male (15-Pin Standard Density D-Sub)
Cable Physical Length 4.9 feet (1.5 meters)
Physical Weight Profile Approx. 10.9 oz (308 grams)
Insulation & Shielding Heavy-duty molded PVC casing with internal RF interference shielding

What's In the Box?

  • 1 × Hollyland DB25 Male to Dual DB15 Male Tally Cable (1.5m)

  • 1 × User Manual / Pin-Out Reference Card

A Note on Connector Density (DB15 vs. HDB15): It is critical to verify the physical pin layout on your vision switcher before deploying this cable. This model utilizes standard-density DB15 connectors, which feature two horizontal rows of pins. If your vision switcher features high-density HDB15 ports—which squeeze 15 pins into three tight rows (the same shape as a classic VGA monitor cable)—you will need the sister cable variant (HL-TCB10) instead to match the physical grid spacing.

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