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User Manual for Amimon CONNEX Wireless HD Video Link for UAVs Click to enlarge the picture
Contents of the user manual for the Amimon CONNEX Wireless HD Video Link
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- Brand: Amimon
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Product description Whereas traditional 5.8G analog systems limit you to SD resolution, with the CONNEX Wireless HD Video Link for UAVs from Amimon , you will be able to view a live, near-zero latency, feed from a UAV-mounted camera at up to 1080p60 resolution. Suitable for monitoring, FPV, and gimbal operation, the system features a range of up to 3300' line-of-sight (depending on conditions). It incorporates an S.BUS relay so that gimbal controls for S.BUS-compatible gimbals can be relayed to back to the aircraft (gimbal remote available separately), and can display OSD data from MAVLINK telemetry modules (telemetry system available separately). The video transmission in encrypted to help prevent eavesdropping. The transmitter can link to up to four receivers, for example allowing the pilot and camera operator to each have their own monitor or FPV goggles (additional receivers available separately).
Cables and mounting hardware are included. The air unit is designed to power from the flight battery, while the ground unit includes an AC adapter. The ground unit can also power from a separately available 7 to 19 VDC source for added flexibility in the field. - Plug & Fly
- CONNEX is designed to setup and get you working out of the box - no complicated binding procedures here
- Full HD Resolution
- Unlike analog systems, which limit you to SD resolution, the digital CONNEXT system provides support for up to 1080p60
- Virtually no Latency
- Featuring less than 1 ms of latency, the CONNEX does not buffer or hold your video, so that you can see and control what's happening live. Use CONNEX video to help you fly, aim the camera, or operate the gimbal
- 5.8G ISM Band Operation
- CONNEX uses the 5.1 to 5.8 GHz frequency range to avoid interfering with aircraft control systems, which are usually 2.4 GHz. Automatic Frequency Selection (AFS) will choose the best available channel to be used, and will move seamlessly to an alternative channel on-the-fly if needed
- Gimbal Control
- CONNEX is able to relay the control signal for an S.BUS-based gimbal mounted on the UAV. Using Futaba S.BUS from the remote control, you can use CONNEX to simultaneously get video from the drone and control the gimbal on it
- OSD (On-Screen Display) Overlay
- CONNEX On-Screen-Display (OSD) is a great way to see your flight status. The OSD shows both information about your wireless link status, and MAVLINK-based telemetry from your UAV flight controller
Note: MAVLINK telemetry system required to supply OSD data (available separately) - Encrypted Transmission
- CONNEX employs AES128 for the video encryption and RSA1024 for key exchange to help ensure no one unauthorized is able to intercept your video feed
In the Box Amimon CONNEX Wireless HD Video Link for UAVs Air Unit (Transmitter) Connex Wireless HD Video Link Receiver 2 x Tx Cable Antennas Aircraft Antenna Mounting Hardware Micro to Mini HDMI Cable (19.7") 5-Pin JST to S-BUS Female (19.7") 6-Pin JST Female to XT-60 Male Telemetry Cable (19.7") 4-Pin JST to XT-60 Male Air Unit Power Cable (19.7") Micro USB Cable Mounting Plate for Air Unit Table of Contents
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Technical parameters | | | Range | 3300' / 1000m (outdoor; line-of-sight) | | Latency | > 1 ms | | | | Frequency | 5.1 to 5.8 GHz | | Channel Selection | Automatic frequency selection (AFS) | | Multicast Mode | Up to 4 receivers with no delay or quality degradation (requires separately available additional ground unit(s)) | | Encryption | AES-128 and RSA 1024 for key exchange | | | | Resolutions | 1080p: 60, 50, 30, 25, 24
1080i: 60, 50 525i: 60 (NTSC)
625i/50 (PAL) | | | | OSD Support | MAVLINK telemetry-based | | | | Video | Air Unit
1 x mini HDMI
Ground Unit
1 x HDMI (Type A) | | Antenna | Air Unit
2 x MMCX
Ground Unit
5 x SMA | | Power | Air Unit
8 to 26 VDC (3S to 6S)
Ground Unit
7 to 19 VDC | | | | Operating Temperature | 32 to 113°F / 0 to 45°C | | Dimensions | Air Unit
4 x 2.5 x 0.6" / 102 x 63.6 x 15.6 mm
Ground Unit
5.1 x 3.5 x 0.8" / 129 x 89 x 20 mm | | Weight | Air Unit
4.6 oz / 130 g
Ground Unit
9.2 oz / 260 g |
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