340-360Mhz one-way video 902-928Mhz two-way data transceiver COFDM unidirectional transmission for ground robot
The central operating frequency of COFDM wireless video transmitter and receiver is 350Mhz. (other frequency can be customized according to your project).
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FAQ
Question 1: How can I display a live video feed from a receiver 50 meters away?
Answer 2: On the receiver, there are two video output interfaces. One is HDMI, another is Ethernet port. For simple use, you can use HDMI, which is suitable for scenarios where the display and receiver are close.
For optimal performance, connect the monitor to the COFDM video receiver using an Ethernet cable, especially if they need to be spaced apart. Connect the wireless video receiver to your computer with a network cable and launch the Media_Player software to view the live video feed.
Media_Player Download https://drive.google.com/file/d/15IB8Dc_3oC6kRBbLoNDkFVY1ZNjOR4pF/view?usp=drive_link
Question 2: How can I use the receiver interfaces on the receiver, MIPI, SD, LVDS?
Answer: The engineer explained that MIPI, SD, and LVDS interfaces are currently unavailable, reserved for customer development or customization. Some buyers require MIPI SD LVDS as a video output module to be integrated into a remote control with a screen.
iVcan.com –
This dual-band COFDM system is simply phenomenal. The dedicated 340-360MHz link delivers incredibly stable, crystal-clear one-way video, even when our bot is weaving through dense urban rubble or deep inside structures – the unidirectional COFDM just powers through interference. Simultaneously, the super-responsive 902-928MHz two-way data transceiver gives flawless, real-time control and telemetry feedback. No more frustrating lag, dropouts, or competing signals! It feels like a direct neural connection to the robot, providing unmatched situational awareness and control confidence in the toughest environments. Utterly reliable, robust, and a massive upgrade for any serious ground robot team. Worth every penny for the performance leap!