Zero Latency COFDM Transmitter HD Video Downlink and Data Uplink

Zero Latency HD Video Downlink and Data Uplink

Specs Sheet

User Manual

Introduction

All professional UAV HD applications now share the same requirement – a robust wireless HD video downlink. SUNTOR, delivers excellent HD image quality, zero latency, and the highest levels of robustness. SUNTOR employs TDD-COFDM technology, widely regarded as the industry standard in the broadcast and cinematography markets for UAV. It’s 2.4GHz radio, 2×2 MIMO and software manual channel selection ensures resilient data connectivity, free from interference, specifically from UAV controls links. The zero-latency transmission offers live, real-time imaging for broadcast, inspection, and mission critical applications. SUNTOR’s all-in-one features supports RC, Pixhawk and HD Video transmission into one link. Simply Plug-and-Fly!

SUNTOR ST20NPT is the Perfect tool for High end Drone and long range transmission application(20km), allowing a Zero delay with Mavlink gimbal controls and the ability to keep the live link in very noisy environments surrounded by other Drones and wireless communications.

Key Features

• True full HD 1080P at 60fps
• Long range 65,600ft/20,000m range (LoS)
• Zero latency, real-time video
• Stability boost mode with 4/8Mhz channel bandwidth
• Extremely resilient 2.4GHz. digital link with AES 256
• Encrypted and secured
• Supply TTL serial data interface for
• Gimbal control over Futaba® S.Bus
• Plug-and-Fly, out of the box setup and operation

Applications

• Aerial video production and cinematography
• Industrial and commercial inspection
• Surveillance and security
• Real estate assessment and supervision
• Search and rescue
• First responder situation evaluation
• Crowd control
• UAV enthusiast recreation

Power On

After checking all the connections are in good condition, turn on the the IP Camera, PC, transmitter and receiver. The indicators will bright and the whole system starts work.

TX Indicators Definition

After powering on, the devices will boot normally. Then the indicators’ normal state will be as follows:

(1) Indicator light 1, 2, 3 and 6 will turn on in green color.

(2) After one second, indicator light 1(green), 2(green), 3(green) and 6(blue) will start to blink.

(3) After the startup completed, indicator light 1(green), 2(green), 3(green), 5(green) and 6(blue) will keep constant bright. Indicator light 4(red) will blink frequently.

RX Indicators Definition

When the device begin to normally start work, all indicators status is described as follow:

1) After powering on, light 1,2,3 turn green, light 6 turns blue and light 8 turns red.

2) After 1 second, light 1(Green), 2(Green), 3(Green) and 6(Blue) start to blink. Light 5 (Green) and 8(Red) will keep constant light.

3) After the starting completed. Light 1(Green), 2(Green), 3(Green), 4(Red), 6(blue) and 8(Red) will keep constant bright. By the way, when you use the the ETH1, 7 (Green) will blink frequently.

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