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 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 or via the included V-mount battery plate, 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    V-Mount Battery Plate    Lossless Transmission with Zero Delay    1080p60 10-Bit 4:2:2 HDR Support    Pairs with all Ranger Series Devices    AES-256 Encryption, 5 x 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 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. Will this device A) Allow the Ursa Mini Pro to connect to the ATEM Pro, and B) Allow features like the DaVinci Resolve Color Code Primary, and Color Corrector?

A: Yes, this device will allow you to convert your URSA Mini Pro's SDI output to HDMI and connect it to an ATEM Mini Pro or any other ATEM switcher with an HDMI input. This converter model doesn't support the camera control features, but the Micro Converter BiDirectional SDI/HDMI 3G does.

Q: 2. Does the device support using both conversion options at the same time? i.e all ports are being used

A: The Blackmagic Design Micro Converter Bidirectional SDI/HDMI 3G does not support both conversion options at the same time.

Q: 3. The original big Ursa 4k does not work with camera control on atem... Will this converter give control control between the big Ursa and an atem?

A: The original URSA (not Mini or Mini Pro models) camera does not support camera control from ATEM switchers. Adding this converter will not add support for this feature.

Q: 4. Do the HDMI to SDI micro converters have a nominal SDI dB or dBm output spec?

A: Black Magic does not provide this info unfortunately. However the SDI port is a standard 3G-SDI connection.

Q: 5. Reclock: Does this reclock SDI to SDI?

A: Yes, the Blackmagic Design Micro Converter Bidirectional SDI/HDMI 3G (with Power Supply) will reclock SDI to SDI.

Q: 6. If I input HDMI, will the same signal come out of the SDI output as well as the HDMI output?

A: Yes, the same signal will come out of both the SDI and HDMI outputs.

Q: 7. Can you use this on a RED Komodo to connect it to an Atem Mini? The Komodo is a 12g SDI and the micro Converter is 3g. Will this cause any damage or loss to image quality when I stream?

A: Yes, you can use the Blackmagic Micro Converter to connect to an ATEM Mini. The Blackmagic ATEM Mini down-converts to 1080p anyway so resolution will be scaled by default.

Q: 8. HDR metadata passthrough. Will this unit retain the HDR flag in the HDMI stream? I have a Decklink 4K Pro currently in my PC (SDI out). If my Resolve project is set up properly for HDR monitoring, will that HDR metadata make it's way from the PC to the TV? Decklink 4K Pro card SDI Micro Converter 12G HDMI 2.0 HDR TV (HDMI input).

A: The Blackmagic Design Micro Converter SDI to HDMI 12G (B&H# BLMCSDIHD12G) will convert the SDI video signal to HDMI (as well as pass-through the SDI) but does not translate HDR data to the HDMI 2.0 output.

Q: 9. comes with power supply?

A: Unfortunately, this does not come with a power supply. Please see this SKU for the Micro Converter that comes with a power supply: https://bhpho.to/38hHWea

Q: 10. I am using this to convert SDI from PTZoptics camera into ATEM Mini Pro. getting no signal. Thoughts? Camera works fine with straight HDMI cable but want a longer distance, so SDI was solution.

A: Some of these cameras will work at 30 FPS and lower but at higher frame rates do not output a standard SMPTE SDI signal. This may or may not be the cause. You might contact support in your region.