Transmit lossless HD video up to 5000' with the Ranger MK II 5000 12G-SDI/HDMI Wireless Transmitter from Teradek. Redesigned for broadcast, event, drone, and handheld applications, this transmitter can input up to 4K60 video over HDMI or 12G-SDI with 10-bit HDR support and transmit up to 4K60 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. The transmitter unit provides a powerful signal that can travel up to 5000' line of sight. It also features an SDI loop output for local monitoring, and one horizontal and one vertical N-type antenna.

The transmitter supports transmission of up to 4K60 video to up to six receivers and features built-in AES-256 encryption protects your video from prying eyes. It can transmit visually lossless video to any Ranger series receiver with zero delay. The transmitter 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 the included 26V Gold mount battery plate, and there are 1/4"-20 and M3 mounting threads to mount your transmitter on a variety of cameras, cages, or rigs.

Transmitter & Receiver Set    26V Gold Mount Battery Plates    Supports 4.9 to 6.4 GHz Frequency Bands    Transmit Video up to 5000' Line of Sight    12G-SDI and HDMI Input/Output    Lossless Transmission with Zero Delay    4K60 10-Bit 4:2:2 HDR Support    Supports Transmission to up to 6 x RXs    Pairs with all Ranger Series Devices    AES-256 Encryption

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 4K60, 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. Hello, I want to run two cameras (transmitters) into two receivers. I want to connect the two receivers to a YoloBox. How do I do this? Do I use the HDMI Out of the receivers into the HDMI 1 and HDMI 2 ports of the YoloBox? Thank You for your help!

A: Yes. Connect the output from the first receiver into input 1 and the output from the second receiver into input 2.

Q: 2. Does this terminate in a 4 pin or 2 pin lemo connector?

A: This terminates with a 2 Pin lemo.

Q: 3. I cannot get a feed with SDI at 59.97fps. Transmitter and receiver say 60pfs and my decklink says its receiving 30fps. Any help?

A: The Hollyland Mars 400S PRO SDI/HDMI Wireless Video Transmission System will only output an even frame rates of 24, 25, 30, 50, 60. It cannot output 29.97 or 59.94. If your system requires 29.97 or 59.94, the signal from the receiver will not be compatible, unless a frame rate converter is used. A scaler such as the Blackmagic Design Mini Converter UpDownCross HD, could help to convert the frame rate appropriately. https://bhpho.to/3Qd2icc

Q: 4. Is this a battery life indicator on the transmitter unit? Hard to know when the battery is about to die otherwise.

A: Yes, the Hollyland Mars 400S PRO SDI/HDMI Wireless Video Transmission System does display a battery voltage indicator on the transmitter unit to monitor battery level of the battery attached to the transmitter.

Q: 5. with this equipment I can connect sdi and hdmi output to the receiver simultaneously?

A: Hi Manuel, yes, of course.

Q: 6. Hello, what are the exact RF frequencies used for this item? I believe there are 12 different "channel" presets, but I would like to know the exact frequency in Hz because we have been struggling with some interference. Hopefully this information will help us to coordinate our RF environment. I need more detail than just "5Ghz".

A: Please contact Hollyland Mars directly: Email sales@hollyland-tech.com

Q: 7. In the app, is it possible to see multiple feeds at the same time? Or toggle easily between feeds? Similar to multi-view monitoring.

A: Currently, it is not supported for multiply feeds. Only the feed from one certain selected system is available.

Q: 8. Can the 400s pro handle a 10 bit color depth output?

A: Hi John, the Mars 400S Pro can handle 8 bit color depth output

Q: 9. Its allow direct USB capture to computer?

A: It will not allow for direct USB capture to a computer.

Q: 10. Is the latency different with the pro than with the not pro one? If so, by how much?

A: Hi Gabe, the pro one has better latency, 80-100ms. The non pro one is 100ms. Of course it also depnends on the real working environment.