The Thor Fiber F-M4SDI-ET-TXRX 4 HD-SDI 10/100 Ethernet RS485 Audio over Single Fiber TX/RX with Aux is a compact power house that will allow any user to transport 4 signals channel of 1.485Gbps HD-SDI Serial Data Interface uni-directionally while simultaneously transmitting one Fast Ethernet 10/100Mb/s data. Furthermore this Thor Fiber Kit of Transmitter and Receiver will send RS485 in reverse for easy control over the kit. This sturdy unit creates an easy drop environment for users that require HD-SDI and Dual Fast Ethernet across any application and even allows additional AUX Cards which can allow a plethora of other options such as RS232 and RS422, and even capable of carrying external analog audio instead of the SDI embedded audio.

Thor Fiber has an excellent reputation for high quality and low cost products to help complete your project on time, in a loss free high quality kit that will ensure you stay under budget. Commonly used in security applications, live performance environments, video surveillance, SDI distribution and control in any environment.

Equipped with an ST/PC connector

• SMPTE-292M HD-SDI standard, supports 1.485Gb/s
• Transmitter: Four SD/HD-SDI input (BNC), One Fast Ethernet interface(shared 100M bandwidth, supports port-based VLAN)
• Receiver: Four SD/HD-SDI output (BNC), One Fast Ethernet interface(shared 100M bandwidth, supports port-based VLAN)
• One auxiliary card, which can be 1-channel bi-directional audio, or two-channel unidirectional audio, or 2-channel contact closure input/output, or 1-channel bi-directional RS422/RS232 channel via RJ45 Port
• One bi-directional RS485 channel, half duplex, up to 115.2Kb/s baud rate via RJ45 PortSupports 1080P@29.97, 1080I@59.94,720P@59.94
• Integrated cable equalizer
• Embedded ESD and surge protection circuit to prevent damage from static and thunder
• NOP (No optical signal) alarm indications, output status indicator and input lock indicator
• APC circuit for stable optical power

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. which transmitter needed to connect with the Elvid WCM-55-HD ?

A: The Elvid SkyVision 5.5" Wireless RX/TX HD Recording Monitor is both a transmitter and receiver, so if you want to transmit and receive, you will need a pair of the screens to do such.

Q: 2. Without reversing the legs and without a ball head, what is the height measurement?

A: The minimum height with the legs down and without the ball head is 15.4 inches.

Q: 3. Is the folded length 16.5" with or without the ball head?

A: 16.5" is the folded length of the tripod legs only. 16.9" is the folded length of the tripod with the head attached.

Q: 4. What are the recording specifications? Frame rate, data rate, etc?

A: The Elvid SkyVision 5.5" Wireless RX/TX HD Recording Monitor records MP4 format files with the following resolutions and frame rates: 1080p at 60/59.94/50/30/29.97/25/24/23.98; 1080i at 60/59.94/50; 720p at 60/59.94/50. It records audio at 48 kHz and generates MP4 files up to 4GB each.

Q: 5. What is the Latency from one A5 to another?

A: The Vaxis A5 to A5 will have a latency of 80ms.

Q: 6. Can you use the tripod without the center column?

A: Unfortunately not. You need a center column. It does however include a short center column. You can swap out the center column for the shorter one. This allows for shooting low to the ground and reduces carrying weight as well.

Q: 7. What is the total weight of this combo (tripod + head)?

A: The tripod and head together weigh 1.1kg/2.4lbs

Q: 8. What's the recording bitrate?

A: The Elvid SkyVision 5.5" Wireless RX/TX HD Recording Monitor records MP4 files. The MP4 files have a 8-10 MB/s bitrate.

Q: 9. Does the monitor have a recording limit if I want to use it on a Canon Camera which has 30 min recording limit on it? Will it record longer or 30 mins?

A: There is no record limit other than media with the Vaxis Atom A5 5.5" Wireless RX/TX Monitor.

Q: 10. can the center column be inverted?

A: Yes Sirui ET-1204 Carbon Fiber Tripod with E-10 Ball Head allows the center column to be inverted. Check this manual on page 1 item 7 as it explains it. https://www.bhphotovideo.com/lit_files/571655.pdf