Accsoon CineView 2 SDI TX is a standalone wireless transmitter for camera crews, directors and mobile monitoring. The link carries Full HD up to 60p and H.264 video over simultaneous 2.4 and 5 GHz bands, with system latency below 50 ms excluding the camera and range up to 450 m in unobstructed, interference-free line of sight. The standalone transmitter accepts…
Accsoon CineView 2 SDI TX is a standalone wireless transmitter for camera crews, directors and mobile monitoring. The link carries Full HD up to 60p and H.264 video over simultaneous 2.4 and 5 GHz bands, with system latency below 50 ms excluding the camera and range up to 450 m in unobstructed, interference-free line of sight. The standalone transmitter accepts SDI or HDMI, with local HDMI loop-out. Compatible receivers or Accsoon SEE mobile devices receive Full HD wirelessly; hardware RX is purchased separately. One TX supports up to four wireless receiving devices in total. Each unit has a fanless aluminium body, 1.47″ full-colour LCD and NP-F, 7.4–16.8 V DC or USB-C 5 V / 3 A power options. TX accepts DCI/UHD HDMI 4K60 with local HDMI loop-out; wireless transmission remains Full HD. Batteries, cables and monitoring equipment are purchased separately.
ACCSOON CINEVIEW 2 SDI · TX
The standalone transmitter accepts SDI or HDMI, with local HDMI loop-out. Compatible receivers or Accsoon SEE mobile devices receive Full HD wirelessly; hardware RX is purchased separately.


The manufacturer app photograph shows the exact CineView 2 SDI camera-side transmitter and mobile monitoring. Connect the camera’s SDI or HDMI output to TX. Phones receive directly in Accsoon SEE, while a compatible hardware RX supplies a remote monitor. Camera, mobile device and monitors are not included.
TX accepts SDI and HDMI and provides local HDMI loop-out. HDMI input and local loop support DCI/UHD 4K up to 60p, while wireless transmission and RX output remain Full HD up to 60p. TX accepts 3G-SDI level A/B; RX outputs SDI level A, HDMI and USB-C UVC. The diagram distinguishes the TX inputs on the left from RX outputs on the right. Only TX is included; RX is purchased separately.


CineView 2 SDI sends the picture simultaneously over 2.4 and 5 GHz. The receiver uses both data streams for a more resilient link. Two longer upper and two shorter side antennas are part of this generation’s new construction. Interference and obstacles remain possible; careful unit placement is still needed for reliable monitoring.
The manufacturer specifies range up to 450 m in line of sight without obstacles or interference. System latency is below 50 ms, excluding camera latency. Walls, radio traffic and receiver position can reduce practical range. The illustration shows the rated range rather than a guaranteed link in every environment.


One TX supports up to four wireless receiving devices in total: compatible RX units or phones/tablets with Accsoon SEE. The five diagram rows are alternative combinations, not five simultaneous links. A wired monitor after RX or TX’s local HDMI monitor does not consume another wireless slot. This package contains one transmitter without a hardware receiver.
The manufacturer specifies compatibility with CineView SE, HE and Quad. CineView 2 SDI TX can also feed a CineView M7 Pro monitor in RX mode. The diagram illustrates possible transmitter/receiver pairings, not the contents of the package. Check TX/RX roles and a mutually supported video format.


Each unit accepts an NP-F550/750/970 battery, 7.4–16.8 V DC or its separate USB-C power input at 5 V / 3 A according to manual v2.0. The 5.5 × 2.1 mm DC socket is centre positive. TX draws below 6 W and RX below 5 W. The illustrated V-Mount option requires a separate adapter; batteries, supplies and cables are purchased separately.
The 1.47″ full-colour LCD shows the numbered diagram’s 1 signal strength, 2 connected-device count, 3 battery level, 4 group, 5 channel, 6 video format and 7 audio. Set matching groups on TX and RX and restart after changing them. At startup, TX in AUTO (A) selects a suitable channel; RX follows the transmitter.


The device menu offers HQ, NOR and SPD. HQ prioritises picture quality, NOR balances performance and SPD prioritises speed. Adjust the mode to the environment and monitoring needs. Follow the manual for mobile-app live streaming; the illustration shows the actual device interface.
An iOS or Android phone or tablet receives directly from TX in Accsoon SEE and occupies one wireless slot. The app includes waveform, zebra, false colour, focus tools, LUT preview, recording and overlays. The interface example shows RTMP destination and key entry; streaming requires the mobile device’s own Internet connection and a suitable NOR/SPD setting according to the manual.


The fanless aluminium housing adds no fan noise. Each unit measures 60 × 27.5 × 106.5 mm and weighs 210 g without antennas. A 1/4″-20 thread with anti-rotation support helps mounting on a camera rig or stand. Operating temperature is −10 to 40 °C; the manufacturer detail illustrates passive cooling construction.
The Accsoon CineView 2 SDI TX is an advanced dual-band wireless video transmitter with SDI/HDMI inputs that requires a stable NP-F power supply and offers flexible mounting options. The accessories listed below include essential power systems, mounting adapters, and accessories for monitoring on mobile devices that fully leverage the Accsoon ecosystem.
Power and Batteries - The transmitter is equipped with a slot for NP-F series batteries, so fast chargers and power adapters are essential for continuous operation.
Mounting and Installation - These adapters and heads allow for secure and flexible attachment of the transmitter to camera cages, gimbals, or tripods.
Monitoring Accessories - Since the CineView 2 TX allows video transmission to iOS/Android devices, these cages and mounts are ideal for creating a viewfinder monitor.
Cabling and Transport - High-quality connections to the camera and safe transport of wireless equipment are essential for professional use.
| Manufacturer: | Accsoon |
| Category: | Wireless video transmission |
| Frequency band | 2.4 GHz · 5 GHz |
| Power supply | NP-F550 · NP-F750 · NP-F970 · DC · USB-C |
| Material | Aluminium alloy |
| Colour | Black |
| Mounting interface | 1/4″-20 |
| Functions | HDMI loop-out · Fanless cooling · Automatic channel selection · Group dial pairing |
| DC power connector | 5.5 × 2.1 mm socket, centre positive |
| Audio sampling frequency | 44.1 kHz · 48 kHz |
| Audio bit depth | 16-bit · 24-bit |
| Input connector | HDMI type A – female · BNC – female |
| Output connector | HDMI type A – female |
| 3G-SDI input level | A · B |
| Status Display Type | Colour LCD |
| Compatible Wireless System | CineView 2 SDI · CineView SE · CineView HE · CineView Quad · CineView M7 Pro |
| Audio bit depth | 20 bit |
| Video codec | H.264 |
| Colour LCD diagonal | 1.47″ |
| Line-of-sight range | 450m |
| Unit dimensions without antennas | 60x27.5x106.5mm |
| Weight per unit | 210g |
| Transmitters in package | 1 |
| Maximum receiving devices | 4 |
| Maximum transmission resolution | 1920x1080px |
| Maximum frame rate | 60fps |
| DC input voltage range | 7.4x16.8V |
| USB-C supply voltage | 5V |
| Minimum USB-C source current | 3A |
| Operating temperature | -10x40°C |
| Transmission power | 20dBm |
| Maximum transmitter power consumption | 6W |
| Maximum HDMI Input Resolution | 4096x2160px |
| Maximum HDMI Input Frame Rate | 60fps |
| Number of antennas per unit | 4 |
| Latency | <50 ms |
| Input | SDI · HDMI |
| Output | HDMI |
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