Accsoon Cineview SE - WIT04-SE-RX Accsoon
Kód: AACC-WIT04-SE-RXXPodrobný popis
Accsoon CineView SE RX is a standalone wireless receiver for SDI and HDMI camera workflows. It receives Full HD up to 60p and PCM audio using simultaneous 2.4 and 5 GHz transmission, with system latency below 50 ms excluding the camera and range up to 350 m in unobstructed, interference-free line of sight. This standalone SE receiver adds an SDI or HDMI monitoring position to a compatible system. A compatible transmitter is required and is purchased separately. One transmitter supports up to four wireless receiving devices in total. Each unit has a fanless aluminium body, 1.3″ OLED and NP-F, 7.4–16.8 V DC or 5 V USB-C power options. USB-C is a power input. Batteries, power/video cables and monitors are purchased separately.
ACCSOON CINEVIEW SE · 0TX + 1RX
Video at your remote monitor
This standalone SE receiver adds an SDI or HDMI monitoring position to a compatible system. A compatible transmitter is required and is purchased separately.


Camera-side workflow
Connect this RX to the SDI or HDMI input of the remote monitor. A separately purchased compatible TX sends the camera picture. The manufacturer photograph illustrates the exact SE transmitter on the camera side of this workflow; it does not show the contents of the receiver-only package.
Two bands, one picture
CineView SE sends the picture simultaneously over 2.4 and 5 GHz. The receiver compares both streams and combines available data to recover the picture. In the diagram, 1 and 2 illustrate interference in separate streams, 3 combines them and 4 shows the recovered result. This improves resilience; it does not guarantee an interference-free link.


Room to move
System latency is below 50 ms, excluding camera latency. The manual specifies range up to 350 m in clear line of sight without obstacles or interference. Walls, radio traffic and the receiving device can reduce the practical range. Plan camera and monitoring positions accordingly; this is a monitoring link rather than a zero-delay production feed.
Inputs on TX, outputs on RX
This standalone RX has the output connectors on the right of the diagram; the TX on the left is purchased separately. TX has HDMI type-A and BNC SDI inputs; RX provides HDMI type-A and BNC SDI outputs. TX accepts 1080p23.98/24/25/29.97/30/50/59.94/60, with 3G-SDI level A/B. RX outputs 1080p24/25/30/50/60 and SDI level A. SE has no local HDMI loop-out or USB video output; USB-C is for power. A computer requires a separate HDMI/SDI capture interface.


One source, up to four devices
One TX supports up to four wireless receiving devices in total: compatible RX units, phones or tablets using Accsoon SEE. A mobile device receives directly from TX; a wired monitor after RX adds no wireless slot. The diagram shows alternative device mixes, not five simultaneous connections. This receiver occupies one slot and requires a separately purchased TX.
Choose the channel at startup
When TX is set to AUTO channel 0, it scans at startup and chooses a suitable transmission channel. RX follows the paired transmitter; it does not independently select the transmit channel. Set matching group selectors 0–F on TX and RX and restart after a group or channel change. HQ, NOM and SPD balance picture quality and transmission performance.


Power for each position
Each unit accepts an NP-F550/750/970 battery, 7.4–16.8 V DC or 5 V USB-C power. DC uses a 5.5 × 2.1 mm socket with positive centre. The illustrated receiver shows the shared power interfaces; its SDI and HDMI connectors are video outputs. TX typically draws 4.5 W and RX 3.5 W. Batteries, supplies and cables are purchased separately.
Monitor in Accsoon SEE
A phone or tablet receives directly from a compatible TX in Accsoon SEE for iOS or Android. It occupies one wireless receiving slot. The numbered manufacturer icons identify the monitoring tools below; software illustrations show app operation, while SE transmission remains Full HD.
- 1 · Grayscale
- 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 · Screenshot
- 15 · Grid
- 16 · De-squeeze


Preview, record and share
The four manufacturer examples illustrate app functions on a mobile device. These are separate from the physical RX outputs.
- Sharpening adjusts the monitoring preview.
- LUT preview and recording support colour review.
- RTMP uses the phone’s Internet connection and a destination URL/key. Follow the manual’s SPD setting for SE streaming.
- Onion-skin overlay compares framing with a previous image.
Small rig, clear controls
The fanless aluminium body avoids fan noise. Each unit measures 105 × 66 × 32 mm and weighs 210 g without antennas. A 1.3″ OLED displays status, and the 1/4″-20 thread supports rig mounting. Four removable RP-SMA antennas retain serviceable connections. Verify exact model pairing before combining different Accsoon systems; this is not a universal receiver ecosystem.
- Accsoon CineView SE RX receiver ×1
- Antennas for the unit
- Cold shoe mount adapter ×1
- User manual ×1
- Package: 0 TX + 1 RX
- Transmission: 1920 × 1080, ≤60p; 2.4 GHz + 5 GHz
- Latency: <50 ms; camera excluded
- Range: Up to 350 m LOS; no obstacles or interference
- Receivers: 4 wireless devices total per TX
- Audio: PCM 44.1/48 kHz, 16/24 bit
- DC: 7.4–16.8 V; 5.5 × 2.1 mm; socket, positive centre
- USB-C: 5 V; power input only
- Battery: NP-F550/750/970
- OLED: 1.3″
- Housing: Fanless aluminium, black
- Mount: 1/4″-20
- Antennas: 4 removable RP-SMA per unit
- Unit dimensions: 105 × 66 × 32 mm; antennas excluded
- Unit weight: 210 g; antennas excluded
- Temperature: −10–40 °C
- RX output: HDMI type A / BNC SDI level A
- RX format: 1080p24/25/30/50/60
- RX typical power: 3.5 W
Dodatočné parametre
| Kategória: | Accsoon |
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| Záruka: | 2 roky |
| EAN: | 0664918771799 |
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