Accsoon Cineview HE 1T4R combo Accsoon

Monitor away from the camera

Connect one TX to the camera and place the four RX units beside separate monitors. The director, client and crew can follow the same shot at their own positions without a long video cable back to the camera. The exact HE manufacturer photograph illustrates one camera-to-monitor connection; this package expands that same source to four receivers, rather than receiving four different cameras.

Two bands for one picture

CineView HE transmits the picture simultaneously over 2.4 and 5 GHz. The receiver compares both data streams and combines them into the output picture, helping reduce the impact of interference. Diagram: 1 and 2 show losses on each band, 3 their combination in RX and 4 the recovered picture. Performance still depends on the surrounding radio environment.

Range up to 350 metres

The manufacturer specifies a range up to 350 m with line of sight, no obstructions and no interference. Wireless transmission latency is below 60 ms and excludes camera latency. This combination supports on-set monitoring; reception distance on a phone can differ from that of a hardware receiver.

HDMI at the camera, HDMI and UVC at RX

The included TX provides full-size HDMI input and local loop-out for an on-camera monitor without wireless transmission delay. Each of the four RX units has HDMI output and a separate USB-C UVC data output for a computer. All receivers share the same source from TX. HE carries Full HD up to 60p and PCM audio; it does not accept 4K or SDI.

Up to four receiving devices

This package includes 1 TX and 4 RX and therefore occupies the maximum four wireless receiving slots. The receiver-mix diagrams illustrate alternative configurations: to use a phone or tablet in Accsoon SEE, disconnect one hardware RX and replace that slot. Four RX plus extra wireless mobile devices is not supported. Wired monitors or UVC computers behind the four receivers add no wireless slots.

Video to a computer without a capture card

1 · UVC: an included RX connects to a computer with a USB-C data cable and supplies software such as OBS without an extra capture card. 2 · RTMP: Accsoon SEE on a phone or tablet uses that device’s Internet connection. In this 1T4R setup, mobile reception requires replacing one of the four RX connections. HE does not independently stream to the Internet; cables, computers and mobile devices are not included.

Accsoon SEE monitoring tools

Mobile reception adds exposure, colour, framing and focus tools, recording and live streaming in Accsoon SEE. The numbered legend follows the manufacturer’s icons. The interface screenshot illustrates the app; CineView HE transmission remains Full HD.

1. Monochrome preview
2. Histogram
3. LUT
4. Mirror
5. Zebra
6. False colour
7. Overlay
8. Waveform
9. Vectorscope
10. Audio
11. Markers
12. Focus
13. RGB
14. Screenshots
15. Grids
16. Display correction

Power to suit your rig

Power each of the five units independently from an NP-F550/750/970 battery, 7.4–16.8 V DC or a 5 V USB-C source rated at least 2 A. The DC connector is 5.5 × 2.1 mm, centre positive. Each RX has separate USB-C connections for UVC data output and power. Plan adequate batteries or supplies for all positions; power equipment and cables are purchased separately. USB-C does not charge an NP-F battery.