The 31.5" Crystal Video Technology SDI Cable is an RoHS compliant RG59/U BNC to BNC cable with an impedance of 75 Ohms.

RG59/U BNC to BNC SDI Cable    75 Ohms Impedance    RoHS Compliant

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What is the latency?

A: The manufacturer rates the latency at "less than 70 ms".

Q: 2. How many units can you use in the same area?

A: Consider the reliability of wireless systems. Our suggestion is less 4 sets in same area.

Q: 3. What has to be 1 meter apart to avoid interference when using multiple units? The transmitters, the receivers, or both?

A: Optimal range between transmitter and receiver is between 1 meter and 30 meters with in line of sight indoor

Q: 4. Please does this introduce compression to the video can I use it for live applications especially with my Blackmagic mixer?

A: Yes it does. This is a compressed system. For an inexpensive uncompressed system you could look at the CINEGEARS Ghost-Eye 150M V2 Wireless HDMI/3G-SDI Transmission Kit (984') instead, BH #CI6151. https://bhpho.to/2qNiHyu

Q: 5. What is the App's WiFi Password?

A: The default passcode is 12345678.

Q: 6. Will the data that talks between a BlackMagic ATEM and BMPCC be transmitted so I get the camera control I am used to with wire HDMI?

A: Yes. But camera must be set to display info.

Q: 7. hat is the difference between swift800 and swift800 pro?

A: The Swift 800 Pro has both SDI and HDMI inputs and outputs, while the Swift 800 has only an HDMI input and output.

Q: 8. Is it possible to have multiple receivers in using the RX in addition to 3 smart devices for example ?

A: No, with the Crystal Video Technology Swift800 Pro SDI & HDMI Wireless Video Transmission System (B&H# CRSWIFT800PR) one must choose either RTSP mode (for transmission to up to four iOS/Android devices) or Point-to-Point mode (for transmission to the receiver). One cannot use both modes simultaneously.

Q: 9. So it supports up to 1080, if I shoot in 4k, will it still send a signal? Just drop it down to 1080, or will it only transmit if youre shooting 1080, also, will it transmit peaking as well, can I use this for a focus puller?

A: This does not accept a 4K signal, however most cameras that shoot 4K can still output in HD while shooting in 4K. You should still be able to use this product. Peaking will also depend on the monitor used by the focus puller. If that monitor offer peaking, it will work.

Q: 10. Does it support 10bit 4:2:2 ?

A: Yes it does.