The Spectrum Recorder from RF Venue is a compact, standalone data recording device designed to assist in monitoring and optimizing wireless microphone and in-ear monitor systems. The Spectrum Recorder continuously captures RF spectrum activity in the 400 to 700 MHz UHF band and writes CSV-formatted scan files to its internal storage drive. These time-stamped scan files can be retrieved directly with a USB thumb drive or accessed remotely over a local network connection.

Improves Wireless Performance    Continuously Captures RF Band Activity    Records CSV-Formatted Files    Internal Hard Drive    File Transfer via Flash Drive or Network    Power via PoE or USB-C Port    Use with Wireless System Builder App    Compatible with Third-Party Software

Connect the Spectrum Recorder directly to your wireless microphone antenna system or use the included whip antenna to capture spectrum data for a site survey. PoE capable and battery ready, the Spectrum Recorder is small and lightweight enough to easily ship to a remote location or deploy across many rooms on a fixed installation.

Spectrum Recorder's data can be uploaded to RF Venue's free web-based Wireless System Builder tool for system design and frequency coordination, or imported natively to third-party software like Shure Wireless Workbench and Audio-Technica Wireless Manager. No software installation is needed, and no cloud subscriptions are required.

• Automatic spectrum recording: instant and continuous capture of spectrum activity from 400-700 MHz. No spectrum analyzer or complex test equipment required.
• 24-hour scan data capture: see the entire scope of spectrum activity over 24 hours. Max Hold and Average scan views are captured and calculated automatically.  
• Active frequencies scan: separate fixed transmitters such as DTV stations from surprise interference sources.  The Active Scan compiles hard to detect frequencies to help protect your wireless system from interference hits.
• Power over Ethernet (PoE) capable: deploy the Spectrum Recorder where needed with just an ethernet connection.  Easily cover multiple rooms, buildings, or studios with a network of Spectrum Recorders.
• Battery power ready: No power? No problem. Spectrum Recorder's 5V USB-C DC power input can accommodate common portable power banks used for charging mobile devices. A 10,000mAh battery can power the Spectrum Recorder for several days.
• No software installed, no subscription fees: the Spectrum Recorder does not connect to any outside services or require any onsite software installation. IT professionals can use the Spectrum Recorder MAC address to assign a fixed IP address if desired.
• Updates and upgrades: look for exciting new capabilities for the RF Venue Spectrum Recorder as it grows and develops into the primary hub for all your RF spectrum data.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is it possible to connect it with the computer through usb to be like a webcam?

A: Yes it is possible. However, you will need a HDMI or SDI video capture to USB to connect to your computer to use the receiver as a webcam input.

Q: 2. This device will transmit timecode or metadata ?

A: No, Timecode and Metadata transmission are not supported when using the Accsoon CineView SE Multi-Spectrum Wireless Video Transmission System.

Q: 3. Can I use this for an RTMP live stream?

A: No, the Accsoon CineView HE Multi-Spectrum Wireless Video Transmitter cannot be used for an RTMP live stream independently.

Q: 4. Can the USB-C output video to an iPhone?

A: If your iPhone has a USB-C input, you may be able to receive the UVC video from the Accsoon CineView HE Multi-Spectrum Wireless Video Transmission System with a compatible app.

Q: 5. How many systems can I use in the same location? I want to wirelessly transmit 6 cameras with 6 sets of these.

A: Accsoon does not have a recommendation for the maximum number of Accsoon CineView SE Multi-Spectrum Wireless Video Transmission Systems that should be used in one shoot location, as there are a number of unforeseeable variables that can affect connectivity. That being said, we believe due to the number of available channels that the CineView SE can connect to, you should be able to use six sets in for one shoot.

Q: 6. can i transmit youtube video from laptop to cellphone?

A: Yes, the Accsoon CineView HE Wireless Video Transmitter & Receiver Kit can take a video signal from an HDMI output from a laptop and transmit it to a smartphone using the Accsoon application.

Q: 7. So I can use this to transmit Capture One viewer to an iPad that the client is holding for location still shoots?

A: So long as the device that is running Capture One has an HDMI output, and you setup the display settings so that the viewer is outputting to the transmitter, then yes, you could use the Accsoon CineView HE Multi-Spectrum Wireless Video Transmitter to transmit a feed of the Capture one viewer to an iPad.

Q: 8. Would replacing the antennae improve their signal strength?

A: Yes. Replacing the antenna with stronger units will improve the signal.

Q: 9. Are there mounting points for adding to a camera rig?

A: Yes, the Accsoon CineView HE Multi-Spectrum Wireless Video Transmission System has 1/4"-20 female mounting points on the both units and also includes a compatible shoe mount.

Q: 10. Could I connect the CineView SE transmitter in the same channel as my Cine Eyes 2S Pro receivers that I already own?

A: No, the Accsoon CineView SE Multi-Spectrum Wireless Video Transmission System is a separate system from the Accsoon CineEye 2S Pro Wireless Video Transmitter & Receiver.