Teradek Ranger Micro 5000 3G-SDI/HDMI Wireless Receiver - Manual (Page 72)

● Full metadata except for LUTs (ARRI cameras)
The following cameras are capable of transmitting SDI ancillary data, although any camera with a time
code embedded in the SDI signal should work:
● RED Epic, Scarlet - Supports time code, record start/stop, and file/clip name
● ARRI - Supports full metadata (except for LUTs)
● Canon C300/C500/XF305/XF105 - Supports time code and record start/stop
● Sony VENICE F3/F5/F55 - Supports time code and record start/stop
● Panasonic - Supports time code
The Bolt App does not display my Bolt 4K unit.
Ensure that both your Bolt 4K and cellular device have Bluetooth enabled (see Bolt App ). By default,
Bluetooth is disabled on your Bolt 4K device until you enable it.
Can I use any SDI or HDMI cable with my Bolt 4K units?
No. You should make sure that your SDI or HDMI cable is capable of handling 6G or 12G video. If using
HDMI cables, it is recommended that you use an HDMI 2.0 compatible cable, and regularly check if your
cables are still functional. HDMI cables are extremely delicate and repeated bending can damage the
internal wiring to the point where it will no longer send a signal (especially a 4K signal).
How many receivers can I link to one Bolt 4K transmitter?
You can link up to six Bolt 4K receivers to any single Bolt 4K transmitter.
What are the A/C power requirements for Bolt 4K?
Bolt 4K devices require more power than any of our previous products. When powering Bolt 4K from an
A/C outlet, use only the included A/C adapter. This A/C adapter has a higher voltage capacity that
meets Bolt 4K’s increased power requirements. Lower-rated A/C adapters are not supported, and using
one will affect Bolt 4K’s performance and capabilities.
NOTE: These requirements only apply if you are
using an A/C outlet to power on Bolt 4K. Using a compatible battery and accessory cable as a power
source will not affect Bolt 4K’s performance.
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