Teradek Bolt 6 Monitor Module 750 RX V-Mount is a wireless video receiver for SmallHD Smart 7 monitors. It connects directly to Cine 7, 702 Touch, and Indie 7 models, sharing both power and video to streamline a director's or client-monitor setup; it also enables wireless camera control through the monitor.
Teradek Bolt 6 Monitor Module 750 RX V-Mount is a wireless video receiver for SmallHD Smart 7 monitors. It connects directly to Cine 7, 702 Touch, and Indie 7 models, sharing both power and video to streamline a director's or client-monitor setup; it also enables wireless camera control through the monitor.
The module receives up to 4K30 10-bit 4:2:2 HDR video with virtually zero delay over 5 GHz and 6 GHz frequencies. This 750 version provides up to 750 ft (about 229 m) of line-of-sight range and uses five external vertical antennas. The V-Mount version is designed for the corresponding battery configuration; video reaches the attached SmallHD Smart 7 through the internal HDMI link, rather than a separate user-facing output for another display.

The external-antenna 750 receiver integrates directly behind a compatible SmallHD Smart 7 monitor. Five removable vertical antennas and a V-Mount battery plate make it a configurable wireless monitor for line-of-sight links up to 750 ft.

This exact external-antenna version uses five removable, vertically polarized antennas. The side view shows an antenna above the receiver; unlike the internal-antenna option, these aerials can be replaced or reconfigured for the RF setup.
A compatible V-Mount battery on the integrated plate can power the monitor assembly. The receiver shares power and video with Cine 7, 702 Touch and Indie 7 through their direct module interface.
Bolt 6 receives up to 4K30 video over supported 5 and 6 GHz channels. With no format conversion, transmitter-to-receiver delay is under 1 ms; 6 GHz availability depends on local regulations.
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