The TransVideo TitanHD Transmitter and Receiver Pack allows transmission and receipt of signal without any loss in a normal environment. With latency below 5ms, this transmitter and receiver pack provides real-time SD/HD monitoring.

Based on a 5GHz ISM band COFDM MiMo wireless system, the TitanHD Transmitter and Receiver Pack carries RGB and YCrCb 10-bit signal (HD SDI and HDMI), as well as SD SDI and composite signals. It provides good signal strength and stability.

The Transmitter can be stacked between the camera and battery. It can be powered by an Anton Bauer battery (sold separately) or an external DC. It works on the 5.8GHz ISM band that doesn't require a broadcast license.

The Transmitter can be stacked between the camera and the battery and is suitable for video-village, news, sport, digital-cinematography, and body-rigs. With latency below 5ms, the Transmitter transmits HD/SD SDI, composite, & HDMI signals using the 5.8GHz ISM band that doesn't require a broadcast license.

The transmission range varies depending on the topology of the location; performance remains excellent within an open field line of sight test from 200.0' (60.9m). It can be reduced by walls or interferences with other systems.

The selection of a channel can be manual or automatic. In P2P mode, the link is possible only between one receiver and one transmitter. In Broadcast mode, up to 6 receivers can be linked to a single transmitter, but data transmission from receiver to transmitter (S/N ratio, GPIO) is not possible.

This transmitter and receiver pack complies with part 15C of the FCC rules and the procedures issued by Industry Canada

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can an FX3 be powered by the Titon base from the USB output to the USB-C input of the camera?

A: The USB output of the Anton Bauer Titon base only provides 5V 2A (10W) of output, which is likely not powerful enough to sustain the FX3, or any other Sony camera. Sony recommends a 9V 3A (27W) of USB power to sustain the camera over longer shoots. That being said, the dummy battery used by the Titon is exactly the one you need for the PD, but if you're running two cameras off it, it likely will not be able to sustain one of them via USB.

Q: 2. Can the Base kit power a D5600 while the kit is charging itself, that is, while it is plugged in?

A: Unfortunately, charging would not allow the Titon Base Kit to power a Nikon D5600 at the same time.

Q: 3. Does the Powerbase Edge Lite mount (to the camera) work with the Titon Base's mount or vice-versa? Would like to be able to easily swap between the two batteries for run & gun.

A: No. Both units have different plate systems.

Q: 4. Will this battery work with Sony PXW-Fs5?

A: No. The FS5 uses the newer type battery as does the FS7. This is the old style battery that Sony used for many years on many cameras such as NEX FS700, FS100, EA50 and some of the handycams and handheld camcorders such as AX2000

Q: 5. Will this work on the Sony a1?

A: This would work on the Sony Alpha 1.

Q: 6. Will this work on a Sony fs100?

A: I doesn't Work with a Sony fs100, but this Antn Bauer Battery works like the Sony's NP-F970.

Q: 7. Will I be able to bring this on as a carryon for a flight?

A: Yes, the Anton Bauer Titon Base Kit for Sony a9, a7R III, a7S III is approved for airline carry-on.

Q: 8. Is this unit compatible with the Sony A7 III

A: Yes it is.

Q: 9. Is this a compatible replacement for the Sony NP-FV100 for the Sony HDR-TD10 Camcorder?

A: No. The NP-FV100 is a different design battery with different terminals.

Q: 10. Will this work for any Blackmagic Pocket Cinema cameras?

A: The Anton/Bauer Titon Base Kit for Sony a9, a7R III, a7S III is not compatible with any Black Magic cameras; however, the Anton/Bauer Titon Base Kit for Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera 6K/4K Cameras is compatible with Black Magic Pocket Cinema cameras: ANTBKBMLI