1) Ensure the video source output of the camera is OK, and the HD monitor is
powered on and switched to connected video input port.
2) Ensure 2 TX antennas are installed, preferably with an orthogonal angle to each
other for best RF performance, as in figure below.
3) Ensure all input, output SDI or HDMI cables are connected.
4) Ensure both the transmitter and receiver are powered via battery or DC
input. Then turn power switch of the transmitter and receiver, respectively, to
‘ON’. The ‘Power’ indicator will then light.
5) Select the broadcasting channel via the "CH" button on both RX and TX,
ensuring that both are set to the same channel. Press "OK" to confirm
channel selection. When the network connection is established, the LCD
display will display "LINK". When the video begins transmission the LCD
screen will display "VIDEO". At this point the connected monitors will display
the live feed from your camera via the TX to RX connection.
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Getting Started
150M Installation
Getting started
Transmitter
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1) Ensure the video source output of the camera is OK, and the HD
monitor is powered on and switched to connected video input port.
2) Ensure 2 TX antennas are installed, preferably with an orthogonal
angle to each other for best RF performance, as in figure below.
3) Ensure all input, output SDI or HDMI cables are connected.
4) Ensure both the transmitter and receiver are powered via battery or
DC input. Then turn power switch of the transmitter and receiver,
respectively, to ‘ON’. The ‘Power’ indicator will then light.
5) Ensure the frequency knobs of transmitter and receiver are set with the
same number, this will make sure the transmitter and receiver work with
same RF frequency.
6) If the camera is on and video input is OK, TX side 'video' indicator will
light
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