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Compact 4 Channel 2.4 GHz Video & Stereo Audio Transmitter with SMA Antenna connector.Fully self contained only requires Power Supply & Antenna, 1.5 metre AV Cable included.Cat Code: REG12-1.3 (1.3 x 3.8 Plug) Plug Pack $12Cat Code: Cable-3813/L $3 (1.3 x 3.8 Plug on figure 8 cable)
Pictured with optional Ant-Stub Antenna, Ant-Whip or higher Gain recommended for best results. |
TX-Mini is a Wireless Audio & Video Transmitter with a range in ideal clear line-of-sight conditions of up to ~ 100 metres with 3 dB Whip antennas, up to ~ 1.2 kilometres with High 18 dB Gain antennas.
Applications:
Business
Observe showrooms, warehouse, offices, doors, etc without the need to install
expensive and inflexible wiring
Distribute images to multiple remote Monitors (VCR) for training, presentation
or general surveillance and observation
View images from Satellite TV, Pay TV, Cable TV, DVDs, VCRs, Computers, Cameras,
Quads, Multiplexers, etc in multiple rooms from one source without distribution
amplifiers or wiring.
Transmit your message to multiple TVs / Monitors in showrooms, tradeshows, etc
without wires.
Entertainment
View & Listen all over the house and even out on the patio or pool area from a
central source
Enjoy Satellite TV, rented tapes and DVDs in every room of the house without
expensive wiring
Safety
See who is outside your door using a Video Camera and your regular TV.
Monitor your baby, your children, the swimming pool, the elderly, ill or
disabled using your camcorder or a CCTV Video Camera.
Observe your home or office on a monitor with up to four cameras.
Specifications:
TV System: Suits ALL TV Systems in ALL
Countries, operation is independent of TV System.
ISM Band: 2.4 ~ 2.483 GHz 4 Channels Audio & Video.
Modulation Method: FM.
Oscillator: P.L.L. (Phase Locked Loop).
Video Input: Standard 1 v p-p, 75 ohm Composite Video via 2.5 mm mini socket &
1.5 metre cable with RCA Plug.
Audio Input: Maximum 2 v p-p, via 2.5 mm mini socket & 1.5 metre cable with RCA
Plugs.
RF Output Power: 10 mW EIRP (maximum allowed) with 3 dBi Whip antenna, 50 ohms
impedance, SMA Female Socket.
Power Supply Requirements: 9 ~ 12 VDC, 1.3 mm x 3.8 mm socket,
center pin = (+)
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Current: ~ 180 mA @ 10.5 Volts.
Dimensions: ~ 52 mm (W) 60 mm (H) 20 mm (D) excluding sockets & antenna ~ 40
grams.
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Compatibility:
Video & Stereo Audio
transmissions may be received with:
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RX-Mini Mini 2.4 GHz AV Receiver
USES
Wireless Video & Audio RF Transmission link for covert spy and Cable-Free Wireless CCTV Video Surveillance Cameras, Quad Screen Processors, Switchers, Monitors, Multiplexers, Video Recorders, Digital PC Recording.
Portable Wireless Video Transmitter for covert pinhole video camera surveillance in Shops - Showrooms - Exhibitions - Work Places - Casinos - Theatres - Concerts - Nightclubs - Outdoor Events - Cinemas - etc. Portable Home Video Surveillance to monitor Swimming Pools - Caravans - Boats - etc.
Observation of Horses - Show Animals - Livestock - etc during transportation in Floats - Trucks - etc.
Automobile Rear Vision and general observation Video Systems for Caravans - Large Boats - Semi Trailers - Road Trains - Aircraft - Buses - Modern or Historic choo.. choo.. Trains - etc.
Wireless AV link for VCRs, Satellite TV, DVD, PCs, Pay TV, MDS, Cable TV, Lightweight Compact Video Cameras for shooting video program material, Remote Control: Cars - Boats - Hovercraft - etc.
In Australia Video Transmitters may be legally used without a licence within the *LIPD 2400 ~ 2483 MHz Band and 10 mW *EIRP limit.
RANGE
Depends on Surroundings, Obstructions, other Transmitters (2.4 GHz Cordless Phones, Wireless LAN, etc), Antenna Alignment, Electromagnetic & Radio Frequency interference in the vicinity. This device may be affected by and may affect other devices that operate on or near the same frequency causing minor to severe interference.
In ideal, clear, Line-of-Sight conditions with Vertical 3 dBi Whip antenna on TX
Vertical 3 dBi Whip antenna on Receiver up to ~ 100 metres.
Correctly matched and aligned 18 dBi antenna on RX up to ~ 600 metres.
Correctly matched and aligned 18 dBi antenna on Transmitter (see note below) & Receiver up to ~ 1200 metres.
Due to the nature of Radio Signals results are unpredictable (in the same manner as Mobile / Cellular Telephones) signals reflected from surrounding objects arriving at Receiver antenna may Add-to or Subtract-from the direct signal from Transmitter. Directional antennas may reduce affect of reflected signals.
Range and Signal to Noise Ratio (SNR) may be improved by increasing gain of antenna on Receiver and/or Transmitter (in Australia TX may only be fitted with 3 dBi antenna). For maximum signal transfer TX and RX antennas should be the same polarity, that is both oriented Vertically or Horizontally.
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Parabolic, Yagi & Flat are directional antennas. Whip antennas when used vertically are for most practical purposes omni or non directional.To maximise 'Range' minimise the length of Coax Cable between Antenna and TX/RX. |
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Antenna Gain... what does it mean ??? a simplified explanation Received signal strength from an antenna with 3 dBi gain will be double that from an antenna that has 0 dBi gain, received signal strength from a 6 dBi will be double that from a 3 dBi and so on... An increase in antenna gain of 3 dBi is approximately equal to doubling the transmitter output, received signal strength or range can be increased by raising antenna gain or transmitter output. Range can be doubled by either increasing antenna gain by 6 dBi or quadrupling the transmitter output. The maximum allowed 2.4 GHz LIPD Video Transmitter output power is 10 milliwatts (mW) EIRP (in Australia), increasing transmitter output is illegal and therefore not an option. Increasing the gain of the
receiver antenna is an alternative to increasing transmitter output. |
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* LIPD = Low Interference
Potential Devices. * EIRP = Equivalent Isotropically Radiated Power.
Source: Australian Communications Authority |
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