Return Video Feed - TVU networks MLink TE4100 Set Up And Operating Manual

Return Video Feed
This is a feature that can only be used on a TX3200, TX3000 or GX3200 series Transceiver.
It will allow the camera operator in the field to have the ability to watch a return video
feed from the studio of their Pack transmission or from an SDI input on the Transceiver.
The return video feed can be sent from the Receiver to the Transmitter when in Live,
Online or Standby modes. View the return video feed via the TVU Transmitter Hot Spot
using any WiFi enabled iOS device with a standard Safari web browser. See Configuring
the TVU Transmitter for HotSpot (p. 27) for details on how to connect to a Hot Spot.
The latency of the return feed or SDI feed is about 3 seconds (under normal conditions)
Resolution is 320x240 and includes 2-ch. of audio. The return feed / SDI feed is not
intended as cue channel, but rather provides those in the field with a confidence monitor
or the ability to monitor another source.
The user is able to select which Transceiver the Return Video Feed comes from. Use the
drop down menu (A) to select the desired Transceiver (Figure 19).
A
B
Label TVU Video Feedback Status Screen Description
A Displays available transmitters that can be streamed for video return purposes.
B Pack: Provides a low-res return feed of your Pack transmission for monitoring
purposes. Latency of the return feed is less than 3 seconds under normal conditions.
You must select the receiver that is currently streaming your Pack from the drop
down menu in order to see the feed. You cannot view other Pack feeds.
C
SDI: Provides a low-res return feed of the SDI input at the Transceiver for monitoring
purposes. Latency of the return feed is less than 3 seconds under normal conditions.
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Figure 19
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C
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