Lightweight On-Camera Unit Transmits Uncompressed HD-SDI or SD-SDI Output up to 150 Feet With Virtually No Latency
IDX will demonstrate a preproduction model of CAM~WAVE HD at the National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) convention in Booth C-8032 (Central Hall).
“While we are best known for our award-winning ENDURA Lithium-Ion batteries,” said Henry Hara, president of IDX System Technology, Inc. in the Americas, “IDX is diversifying and developing products that provide technologically advanced value-added services for camera operators and production owners alike. CAM~WAVE HD is an excellent example of how we combine innovative technology and our decades of service in the production industry to develop important and paradigm-changing products.”
The CAM~WAVE HD system offers several unique features:
- Uncompressed wireless system for both HD-SDI and SD-SDI video.
- Multiple formats of video with two channels of embedded audio.
- Latency less than 1ms.
- Transmission range up to 100 feet (30m) through walls and up to 150 feet (50m) in line-of-sight conditions. Use in actual production may vary.
- Conservative 11w power consumption.
- Ships with an IDX V-mount, allowing a direct attachment to an IDX battery for rear mounting on a camera. It can also powered directly by DC.
- Sleek and lightweight: weighing just 1.7 pounds, and no visible antenna.
- Wireless transmission via MIMO/OFDM (Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplexing), operating between the 5.1-5.8 GHz frequencies. No special license is required.
- Selection of four manual or auto-select frequencies with 256-bit encryption.
- Conformance to major international engineering standards including FCC, CE and RoHS specifications.
CAM~WAVE HD systems will be available in early Q3, 2008 from IDX and its worldwide network of partners. MSRP is approximately $6,000.
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