Wirelessly transmit two SDI video sources to a single receiver for video switching using this BeamLink-Duo 1080p Wireless Video System from Crystal Video Technology. The system includes two transmitters and one receiver that allows you to simultaneously send two HDMI or 3G-SDI 1080p video signals to the receiver over a range up to 2296'.

Each transmitter features one HDMI and one 3G-SDI input, four long-range antennas, and a bright OLED display. The receiver features four antennas, two HDMI outputs, and two SDI outputs for sending the signals to a separately available video switcher, monitor, or other destinations. Signals up to 1080p60 can be transmitted with a latency of less than 70 ms over one wireless signal. The system uses beamforming to prevent interference for a strong, lossless video signal. The receiver also features a video encoder and can be configured to stream video via RJ45 Ethernet or Wi-Fi using the RTSP protocol to a computer, switch, or for monitoring on mobile devices. The system can also be remotely controlled using standard RS-232 or RS-422 serial protocols, and it supports the tally I/O function.

Each transmitter is designed with an L-series battery plate on the rear and the receiver comes with an integrated V-mount plate, and each unit features a V-lock adapter mount. The entire set can also be powered continuously using the included power adapter for the receiver, and two cables are supplied for powering the transmitters using compatible batteries.

Two Simultaneous HDMI/3G-SDI Signals    Supports up to 1080p60 Video    2 x Transmitters with HDMI & SDI Inputs    Receiver with 2 x HDMI & 2 x SDI Outputs    2296' Line-of-Sight Range    Tally and Serial Pass-Through Support    V-Mount Battery Plate on Receiver    L-Series Plates on Transmitters    Supports RTSP Streaming via RJ45    V-Lock Adapter Mounts

Two transmitters with one 3G-SDI input and one HDMI input

Receiver with dual 3G-SDI and dual HDMI outputs

Up to 1080p60 video transmission

2296' line-of-sight transmission range

Low 70 ms latency

5.1 to 5.8 GHz frequency

Tally input/output

Integrated L-series batter plate on transmitters and V-mount battery plate on receiver

V-lock adapter mounts on each unit

Includes receiver power adapter and transmitter power cables

OLED status display

Supports IP streaming (RSTP)

RS-232 data transmission

Easy setup

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What is the latency?

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

Q: 2. 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: 3. Can we use this system in drones?

A: If the drone in question has an HDMI output it should work as long as both transmitter and receiver are within range.

Q: 4. What is the App's WiFi Password?

A: The default passcode is 12345678.

Q: 5. 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: 6. How to update Firmware of this device?

A: No firmware update options are currently available, but app downloads and additional info may be found at https://bit.ly/3x7nhUu

Q: 7. Is the output frame rate the same as input frame rate. Ie if my input frame rate is 29.97 will the output frame rate also be 29.97 or will it be converted to 30?

A: Yes, there is no conversion. The Crystal Video Technology Swift80 Transmission System supports the following formats: 1080p60/59.94, 1080p50, 1080p30/29.97, 1080p25, 1080p24/23.98, 1080psf24/23.98(SDI In), 1080i60/59.94, 1080i50, 720p60/59.94, 720p50, 480P, 576P, 480i, 576i.

Q: 8. What is the difference with the new model and the previous Quad Model? What improvements?

A: The line of sight distance support has been improved by almost 1000 feet; this new release can handle up to 1640 feet.

Q: 9. Is there a antenna extension for this unit? I am thinking of placing it in our rack and would like to do a outside antenna for it.

A: Any standard Wi-Fi Antenna with RP-SMA connection will work with the following system.

Q: 10. Can it cross convert , i.e. SDI input to HDMI output or vice versa ?

A: Yes it does as the receiver supports simultaneous output of HDMI and SDI.