Atomos TX-RX Wireless Video Transmitter and Receiver System

The system offers a reliable wireless video transmission range of up to 300 meters under optimal conditions.

Yes, the Atomos TX-RX system supports up to four receivers connected to a single transmitter, allowing for multiple monitoring points.

It supports up to 4Kp30 resolution over HDMI input and 1080p60 resolution over SDI input.

The TX-RX system provides flexible power options including NP-F style batteries, USB-C (5V), or a 9–16V DC input.

The system is designed for ultra-low latency, ensuring near real-time video transmission suitable for professional monitoring.

Yes, the transmitter features both HDMI and SDI inputs, and the receiver has both HDMI and SDI outputs for broad compatibility.

Firmware updates are typically performed via a USB connection to a computer using the Atomos Connect software. Please refer to the official Atomos website for the latest firmware and instructions.

Ensure both transmitter and receiver are powered on. Verify that the video source is connected correctly to the transmitter input. Check that the HDMI/SDI cables are securely connected. Confirm that the input/output formats match and that the units are paired.

Check for potential sources of interference (e.g., other wireless devices, dense Wi-Fi environments). Reduce the distance between the transmitter and receiver. Ensure antennas are properly oriented. Update device firmware if available.

Turn both units off and then on again. Perform a manual pairing procedure as described in the user manual. Ensure there are no other active wireless video systems nearby that might cause interference during pairing.

Ensure ventilation ports are clear of obstructions. Avoid operating in direct sunlight or very hot environments. If using battery power, ensure the battery is not contributing to excessive heat. Allow the unit to cool down before continuing use.