The CINEGEARS Ghost-Eye Wireless HDMI & SDI Video Transmission Kit 500M allows you to transmit uncompressed 1080p60, 10-bit, 4:2:2 video up to 1500' with less than 1 ms of latency. An adaptive signal logarithm keeps the signal connected despite small obstacles in the line of sight, while signals dropped due to bigger interference sources or loss of line of sight are automatically relinked within 1 ms of the obstacle being removed.

The kit includes a transmitter and receiver but supports up to four receivers of any Ghost-Eye model simultaneously on each channel. LEMO to D-Tap cables are included for powering both units. The system also features HDMI/SDI cross-conversion capability, allowing you to convert an HDMI input to an SDI output or vice versa. Other features include AES signal encryption and timecode.

Transmit 1080p60, 10-Bit, 4:2:2 Video    1500' Range    Low Latency of <1 ms    Supports 4 Receivers on Each Channel    Adaptive Small Obstacle LOS Compensation    HDMI/SDI Cross Conversion    Auto-Relink    AES Signal Encryption    Timecode

• Transmit uncompressed 1080p60, 10-bit, 4:2:2 video up to 1500'
• Less than 1 ms of latency
• Adaptive signal logarithm
• Auto-relink
• Supports up to four receivers of any Ghost-Eye model simultaneously on each channel
• HDMI/SDI cross conversion
• AES signal encryption
• Timecode

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Do you need the encrypted version in order to be sending timecode?

A: Yes, the encrypted version is required for sending timecode.

Q: 2. How many 150M V2 can be used simultaneously at the same location on different channels? any setup limitations?

A: It may be possible to have up to 4 of these systems working at the same time. However it is important to keep in mind that these units operate over a public frequency band. So how many you'll be able to use will really depend on how free the frequencies are in the area you are broadcasting. We would advise you to only try and use one or two at a time.

Q: 3. Can you buy a receiver sold separately for multiple feeds into one transmitter?

A: Yes, you can. I would choose Teradek instead. Actually, I'm sending this one back.

Q: 4. What is the difference between the 984 and 992?

A: Do you mean 492? If so, that question has been answered.

Q: 5. Are these units water proof?

A: They are not. This is not a water proof product.

Q: 6. This unit is compatible with cameras blackmagic 2.5k, 4K, Ursa, Ursa mini, Sony FS7, FS5, FS700, EX3, and all RED ???Do you have any feedback on the reliability of this product?

A: Since this unit has both SDI and HDMI inputs and can read all common FPS rates, we are of the opinion that this should work with all of the cameras you mentioned. No feedback here yet as to reliability.

Q: 7. One of my trans/recvrs is dropping signal alot... just purchased less than month? What # can i call to get support??

A: I had a problem like that, I tried changing channels and this didn't work. I found out that it was another unit trying to connect to my receiver. I asked the owner of the other unit to turn off his for 5 minutes, he did and it aloud my transmitter to have a perfect connection. After this happen they turn on the other unit and we were able to work until the end of the production, which it was a week. Keep in mind that mine needed to be connected first. I hope this helps.

Q: 8. How many transmitters can like to receiver?

A: While you can have several receivers picking up from one transmitter, you can't have it the other way around. One receiver cannot differentiate several signals. f you have several cameras, you will need to pair one transmitter from each camera to one receiver. You then put the signals into a professional video switcher.

Q: 9. Is there a sony L series battery option?

A: GyroVu D-Tap to Sony L-Series Intelligent Dummy Battery (30") BH #GYGVDTAPSL https://bhpho.to/2LMx3ao

Q: 10. Can Video Transmission Kit 150M V2 supports Version 1 Receivers on Each Channel signal receive?

A: Yes it should. According to Cinegears this is compatible with any Ghost Eye receiver, including the first version.