Plan your Bolero comms.
Build a Riedel Bolero comms plan: partylines, beltpack keys, antennas and NSA-002A / NSA-007A interfaces. Click the matrix to put crew on a channel, then download a PDF report for the production office or an Excel workbook to keep editing.
Comms summary
Who's on each partyline
Click a square to cycle Talk / Listen, Listen only, Talk only and off. For a beltpack it takes the next free key.
Crew and keys
Set what each key does: a partyline, a direct call to another beltpack, or a port on an NSA interface.
No beltpacks yet.
NSA-002A and NSA-007A
Riedel network stream adapters on the AES67 media network. Note what's plugged into each port here, then put the ports on partylines in the matrix.
No interfaces yet.
Coverage
List each antenna and the area it covers. Leave the IP blank if it's on DHCP.
Report and spreadsheet
Comms report
A4 PDF with the summary and checks, partyline list, colour matrix, beltpack key sheet, NSA port and GPIO plan, and antennas.
Excel workbook
An .xlsx with Summary, Matrix, Beltpacks, Partylines, Interfaces and Antennas sheets, colour-coded and ready to print or edit.
Save this plan
Your matrix saves automatically in this browser. Download a project file to share it or open it on another computer.
Limits come from Riedel's published Bolero, NSA-002A and StageLink specifications: 12 partylines standard or 32 with the Extended Partylines licence, 100 beltpacks and 100 antennas per net, up to 10 beltpacks per antenna. This is a planning tool. Load and check the configuration in Bolero and on each NSA device's web interface before the show.