The Teradek Bolt 3000 XT 3G-SDI/HDMI Wireless Video transmission Set includes one transmitter and one receiver. This zero-latency wireless transmitter and receiver allow you transmitting video signal up to 1080p60 4:2:2 with 1000 / 3000’ line-of-sight transmission distance unlicensed 5GHz band. Teradek Bolt 3000 XT has SDI in and loop out either an SDI or HDMI signal to your on-camera monitor.
Teradek Bolt 3000 XT transmitter includes an HDMI, 3G-SDI input and SDI loop out while the receivers feature an HDMI output as well as dual 3G-SDI outputs
Bolt XT allow you to transmit to other Teradek receiver models such as Bolt 3000 XT, Sidekick II / LT / XT and 703 Bolt. Teradek Bolt XT has built-in AES 128-bit encryption algorithm, ensuring your video footage is protected and only authorized receiver can view the video and safe from prying eyes.
An all-new aluminum chassis design, it reduces the size and weight of the Bolt line. The receivers also allowing for integrated pass-through power. Battery plate option such as V- or Gold-mount, in addition to bi-directional Sony L-series or Canon LP-E6 plates on the Bolt 500 XT are available separately. Teradek has also replaced the internal antennas on the Bolt 3000 XT transmitter with an external set to enhance wireless performance when operating in environments with large obstacles or heavy interference.
Bolt 3000 XT 3G-SDI/HDMI Wireless Transmitter The Teradek Bolt 3000 XT 3G-SDI/HDMI input Wireless Transmitter is compatible with 3rd generation Bolt 3000 and can transmit visually lossless 3G video signals with zero latency. The Bolt XT is also compatible with the Sidekick II / LT / XT and 703 Bolt. The transmitter unit can be mounted into a camera via a built-in 1/4" threaded hole and two 3/8” threaded holes. The included five antennas provide a powerful signal that can travel up to 3000' line-of-sight with unlicensed 5GHz band.
A shoe mount is included for attaching to cameras without 1/4"-20 threads along with a standard BNC cable and HDMI cable. Power can be provided using the integrated 2-pin connector via the included P-Tap power cable. The transmitter supports up to four receivers and built-in AES 128-bit encryption algorithm, ensuring your video footage is protected and only authorized receiver can view the video and safe from prying eyes.
Backwards compatible with the Teradek universal receivers the Sidekick II / LT / XT and 703 Bolt, which can receive Bolt 3000 XT signals up to 300' away
HDMI and 3G-SDI inputs, with 3G-SDI loop-through output on transmitter
SDI ancillary data support: supports metadata, timecode, and start/stop flags from certain camera manufacturers
1/4"-20 and M3 mounting points
Bolt 3000 XT 3G-SDI/HDMI Wireless Receiver With the Teradek Bolt 3000 XT 3G-SDI/HDMI Wireless Receiver you can receive zero latency lossless 3G-video or HDMI signals from a Bolt 3000 transmitter. The receiver can be mounted on camera via built-in 3/8"-16 M3 threaded holes. A light stand adapter is included for mounting on stands. Bolt 3000 XT Receiver comes with a standard HDMI cable and power can be provided using the integrated 2-pin connector. A P-Tap power cable is included for attaching to an external battery. The Bolt 3000 XT can share the transmitter with up to three other receivers and It has built-in AES 128-bit encryption algorithm, ensuring your video footage is protected and only authorized receiver can view the video and safe from prying eyes.
The receiver includes built-in cross conversion and Teradek's proprietary software utilities, including a manual frequency-selection tool, 3D LUT engine, and a 5 GHz spectrum analyzer to keep an eye on interference in your area.
The receiver features an HDMI output as well as dual 3G-SDI outputs.
An integrated NATO rail on the receiver, along with several M3 mounting points, and an ARRI compatible
3/8"-16 threaded hole with locating pin holes provide for multiple mounting options.
SDI ancillary data support: supports metadata, timecode, and start/stop flags from certain camera manufacturers.
5 included antennas for the receiver enable it to pick up signals with clarity
