Teradek Bolt Pro wireless video transmission system updates for 2014 with three new transmitter and receiver models

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Teradek Bolt Pro wireless video transmission system updates for 2014 with three new transmitter and receiver models

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The Bolt Pro 300 transmitter features dual HDMI and 3G-SDI inputs with improved thermal management through a redesigned chassis and maintains internal fixed antennas.
The Bolt Pro 600 transmitter extends wireless range to 600 feet line of sight with new RF design and supports optional high-gain external antennas for improved link resilience.
The Bolt Pro 2000 transmitter achieves 2000 feet line of sight range and includes both HDMI and 3G-SDI inputs with optional high-gain antenna support.
The Bolt Pro 300 receiver operates fanless and silent with improved cooling compared to earlier models, featuring both HDMI and 3G-SDI outputs and internal antennas.
The Bolt Pro 600 and 2000 receivers are half the size and weight of previous long-range receivers, include LCD status display, and support multiple RP-SMA antenna connections.
The Bolt Pro 600 and 2000 receivers can be equipped with an optional GRAB video engine that converts the receiver into a wireless video capture device with USB 3.0 output compatible with standard video class drivers on Windows and Mac systems.
The GRAB video engine enables simultaneous monitoring and direct ingestion of uncompressed 10-bit RGB video into a computer or production switcher without additional delay or conversion.
All new Bolt Pro systems transmit uncompressed zero-delay 10-bit 4:2:2 video over the unlicensed 5GHz band.
The Bolt Pro 2000 with dual-input transmitter and receiver carries a price of $7990, the Bolt Pro 300 was expected at approximately $2990, and the Bolt Pro 600 pricing would fall between these models.

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Bolt Pro 300 receiver features internal antennas that cannot be modified or replaced.
Exact pricing for the Bolt Pro 600 and GRAB video engine receiver was not finalized at announcement.
Boot time and re-pairing behavior after power interruption were identified as limitations tied to the chipset firmware beyond the manufacturer's direct control.
Upgrade and trade-in programs for existing Bolt Pro owners were still under evaluation at the time of the announcement.

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