Teradek Bolt Pro SDI wireless transmission of Alexa LDS metadata to external monitors

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The Teradek Bolt Pro can transmit LDS metadata wirelessly from an Alexa camera to a Transvideo monitor.
LDS display may occasionally freeze during wireless transmission and can be restored by rebooting the camera.
LDS stop and depth of field information requires manually rolling the iris from one end to the other to appear on the monitor.
Updating the Bolt Pro firmware from version 2.0.3 to version 2.2.4 resolved intermittent timecode freezing issues.
The Bolt Pro v2.2.4 supports both recording flags and timecode in addition to LDS passthrough.

Experience reported with Alexa and master prime lenses only.
LDS freezing issue may be resolved by firmware updates but was not systematically tested.
No information on whether the iris manipulation requirement applies universally or only to specific camera configurations.