Accsoon Cineview HE RX Accsoon

Monitor away from the camera

Mount this HE receiver by the external monitor and connect its HDMI output. A separately purchased compatible transmitter sends the camera picture wirelessly, letting the director, client or operator watch away from the camera. This manufacturer photograph shows the exact HE RX in an outdoor monitoring setup; the monitor and camera equipment are not included.

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

This RX provides full-size HDMI output and a separate USB-C UVC data output for a computer. It has no HDMI camera input or loop-out. The transmitter on the left of the diagram is purchased separately and connects the camera to the wireless system. HE supports Full HD up to 60p and PCM audio; this receiver has no SDI interface.

Up to four receiving devices

This receiver occupies one of a compatible transmitter’s maximum four wireless receiving slots. Other hardware receivers or phones/tablets using Accsoon SEE can share that TX within the same total limit. Mobile devices receive directly from TX, rather than being rebroadcast by RX. A wired HDMI monitor or UVC computer after this receiver consumes no additional wireless slot.

Video to a computer without a capture card

1 · UVC: connect this RX to a computer with a USB-C data cable to use the received picture in software such as OBS without an extra capture card. A compatible TX still supplies the camera signal. 2 · RTMP: the separate mobile workflow uses Accsoon SEE on a phone or tablet receiving directly from TX and that device’s Internet connection. RX is not a standalone Internet streaming encoder.

Accsoon SEE monitoring tools

Accsoon SEE mobile tools illustrate separate reception directly from a compatible TX on a phone or tablet, rather than functions of this RX. They provide exposure, colour, framing and focus tools, recording and live streaming. The numbered legend follows the manufacturer’s icons; 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 this receiver 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. RX has separate USB-C connections for UVC data output and power; choose the correct port for each task. Batteries, supplies and cables are purchased separately. The USB-C power input does not charge an NP-F battery.