Accsoon Cineview SE 1T4R combo

Camera-side workflow

Connect TX to the camera’s SDI or HDMI output and place RX by the remote monitor. The manufacturer photograph shows the exact SE transmitter on a camera rig. Monitors and camera equipment are purchased separately.

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.

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. The four included RX occupy every wireless slot; a mobile device must replace one RX connection.

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.

Preview, record and share

The four manufacturer examples illustrate app functions on a mobile device. These are separate from the physical RX outputs.

1. Sharpening adjusts the monitoring preview.
2. LUT preview and recording support colour review.
3. RTMP uses the phone’s Internet connection and a destination URL/key. Follow the manual’s SPD setting for SE streaming.
4. Onion-skin overlay compares framing with a previous image.