Transmit lossless HD video up to 5000' with the Ranger Micro 5000 3G-SDI/HDMI Wireless Receiver from Teradek. Redesigned for broadcast, event, drone, and handheld applications, this receiver can receive up to 1080p60 video over a wide 4.9 to 6.4 GHz wireless range, including licensed and unlicensed bands in the 6 GHz U-NII 5 spectrum, and it can output up to 1080p60 video over HDMI or 3G-SDI with 10-bit HDR support. The receiver unit supports a powerful signal that can travel up to 5000' line of sight. It also features five external antennas.

When pairing with a Ranger transmitter, this unit can receive up to 1080p60 video alongside up to five other receivers, and it features built-in AES-256 encryption that protects your video from prying eyes. It can receive visually lossless video from any Ranger series receiver with zero delay. The receiver supports a desktop Launchpad software application or the Launchpad app for iOS or Android that easily connects via Bluetooth 5, which both provide a spectrum analyzer, channel selection tools, and remote configuration.

The unit is powered using a 2-pin DC input, and there are 1/4"-20 and M3 mounting threads to mount onto a variety of cameras, cages, or rigs.

Supports 4.9 to 6.4 GHz Frequency Bands    Receive from up to 5000' Line of Sight    3G-SDI and HDMI Output    Lossless Transmission with Zero Delay    1080p60 10-Bit 4:2:2 HDR Support    Pairs with All Ranger Series Devices    AES-256 Encryption, 5 Antennas    Launchpad App, Spectrum Analyzer

State-of-the-art hardware. Designed for professional video production. The Ranger Series is powered by Teradek's Emmy and Academy Award-winning technology for zero-delay wireless video transmission. This model boasts a maximum range of 5000', and it works seamlessly within a variety of professional broadcast, sports, and ENG applications, including handheld gimbals, drones, and shoulder-mounted production cameras.

Pair any combination of Ranger TX and RX together, regardless of model. That means your production can quickly scale and operate a variety of Ranger systems best suited to your environment, despite differences in transmission range. Mixed Ranger systems operate with a range of the lowest paired model. 6 GHz operation requires support on both the TX and RX.

When a delay in audio and video transmission is noticeable, it's nearly impossible to offer a lifelike experience. Ranger's patented zero-delay technology solves this problem. With Ranger, your audio and video signals are transmitted with ultra-low latency, even in 1080p60, providing a visually lossless and engaging experience for your viewers.

• Install the Launchpad app on your macOS or Windows computer, or on an iOS/Android phone
• Bluetooth 5 LE connection support
• Pair transmitters and receivers with the touch of a button
• Measure and analyze the frequency and amplitude of a signal
• View live channel strength for licensed/unlicensed bands
• Monitor your live RF spectrum bandwidth

With the number of wireless devices on the rise and a limited amount of frequency bands to choose from, there is little room for your signal to move without interference or disruption. But with Ranger, you have options: 5 GHz for general use, licensed band frequencies for special events, and the new 6 GHz U-NII-5 band for 12 new channels of uncongested wireless spectrum.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. The limit is 4K30P, If I for example shot 4K60P my camera would still record that but the Teradek would only send a 4K30P feed?

A: The Teradek Ace 750 HDMI Wireless Video Transmitter and Receiver Set the camera's recorded 4K60P is encoded to 4K30P for transmission.

Q: 2. Does this come with that small array pictured in "in the box"?

A: The Teradek Bolt 6 LT 1500 3G-SDI/HDMI Wireless RX/TX Deluxe Kit (V-Mount) does come with an included Antenna Array.

Q: 3. Will this work with the front SDI output of the Ursa Broadcast G2 to an hdmi monitor?

A: Yes, the Blackmagic Design Micro Converter BiDirectional SDI/HDMI 3G (with Power Supply) would allow you to output the viewfinder 3G-SDI out to an HDMI screen or external recorder.

Q: 4. Use this to connect tv antenna COAX cable to HDMI input on TV?

A: Yes, it should be able to convert your COAX signal into HDMI so long as the COAX has BNC style connectors and the signal it carries is NTSC or PAL, as well as DCI 2Kp60 or lower.

Q: 5. Can you advise on the Country of Origin for this product?

A: The Blackmagic Design Micro Converter BiDirectional SDI/HDMI 3G (with Power Supply) is manufactured in Singapore.

Q: 6. Does this work with Canon C70

A: Yes.

Q: 7. How well does this adapter handle converting laptop HDMI to SDI? I have a switcher that has scalers on all inputs but the input jacks are SDI only, and am wondering if this will work in lieu of a full standards converter like a teranex mini or decimator.

A: The BMD Micro Converter should be able to convert an HDMI signal from a computer to HDMI.

Q: 8. Is there a P-tap/D-tap power option for this? I see a few cables out there, but I don't know if any of them work.

A: You could use something like the regulated Kondor Blue D-Tap to USB-C Power Delivery Cable for Mirrorless Cameras to power the Blackmagic Design Micro Converter BiDirectional SDI/HDMI 12G with Power Supply.

Q: 9. I have RG6 coax cable run in my house. I would like to distribute HDMI video to all connected devices. My coax Cable has F Type connectors. If I use this device, together with BNC to F type adapter, will it work ?

A: The Blackmagic Design Micro Converter HDMI to SDI 3G (with Power Supply) (B&H# BLCMCHS3WPSU) should be used with 3G (or higher) rated cables for the intended lengths at which it will be used. It's unlikely that the RG6 cable will work at longer distances. We'd recommend something like the Kopul Premium Series 3G-SDI Cable BNC to BNC (50 ft) (B&H# KOVBBC450) or Kopul Premium Series 3G-SDI Cable BNC to BNC (100 ft) (B&H# KOVBBC4100): https://bhpho.to/3etW76v or https://bhpho.to/3RiMBS6

Q: 10. I'm trying to connect a Canon C70 (HDMI Out only) -- converter HDMI to SDI -- Blackmagic UltraStudio Extreme -- Mac running DaVinci Resolve (or other capture software), And then trigger camera record from the computer. Will this work? Will the capture signal be properly sent to the camera?

A: The Canon C70 would only output a signal from its HDMI port. So the signal would be converted by the Black Magic 12G converter from HDMI to 12G SDI, Then sent to the Ultrastudio Extreme input for recording. Yes it would allow you to record the output of the C70.