Hollyland 9816-B0-BB Mars X User manual

1
9816-B0-BB Mars
X
BASIC INFORMATION Device Name 9816-B0-BB
Domestic Trade Name MARS X
R&D Author 蒋文辉 January 14th 2020
R&D Assessor
Product Department Assessor
Translator Alec February 29th 2020
Assessor Lawrence March 5th, 2020
Revise
Version V1.0
Version
No.
Producer/Modifier
Producer/Modifier
date
Modify the
directory
Main changes (Just
mention main points)
v1.0
蒋文辉
2020/1/14
No
No
Note 1：’Modify the directory’ & ‘Main changes’ should fill “no” for the first time filed
the doc;
Note 2：This form is required for each subsequent to archive

2
CONTENT INFORMATION
DESCRIPTION
Thank you for purchasing Hollyland MARS X wireless HD video
transmission system. The product uses the latest coding, decoding
technology, and 5G wireless transmission technology and can achieve
ultra-low latency wireless video transmission. MARS X transforms a
tablet or a smartphone into the monitor. The device is very portable,
easy to carry and operate. It supports three users monitoring the video
in real-time. It has a transmission range over 300ft with a clean line
of sight (LOS), supports up to 1080P 60Hz image resolution, and in the
end achieves full HD HDMI video transmission.
KEY FEATURES
Up To 3 iOS and Android Devices Monitoring
CCU Camera Control (Aperture, Shutter, ISO, etc.)
300ft Transmission Range (LOS)
Ultra-Low Latency, <0.06s
Single HDMI IN With Various Resolution Formats
8 Frequency Channels
Support Type-C Power Charging (5V-12V)
Built-In 1300mA Lithium Battery
OLED Display Screen
Collapsible Antennas
Micro USB Firmware Upgrade
APPLICATIONS
Camera Viewfinder
Indie Filmmaking
YouTubing
Commercial Shooting
Documentary Shooting

3
PACKING LIST
1Transmitter x1
2Type-D to Type-A HDMI Cable x1
3Type-C to Type-A HDMI Cable x1
4User Manual x1
5Cold Shoe to 1/4"-20 Mount x1
6USB Type-A to Micro USB Adapter x1
7C-Type Screw x1
8CCU Cable (Mini USB to Mircro USB) x1
CCU Cable (Micro USB to Mircro USB) x1
CCU Cable (USB Type-C to Mircro USB) x1

4
TYPICAL SETUP
MARS X wireless HD video transmitter connects the interface through the HDMI Cable. It
uses 5G Wi-Fi transmission technology to transmit video to your phones and/or tablets.
Open the HollyView APP on your mobile device and scan the QR code on MARS X or
manually input the system ID after it is connected to the device Wi-Fi by the
password , then you can monitor the real-time video from the camera.

5
PRODUCT INTERFACES
TRANSMITTER
1Multi-Functional Button
2USB Type-C Charging Interface
3Collapsible Antenna
4OLED Display Screen
5Micro USB Interface
6HDMI Input
7QR Code & Serial Number
81/4 Screw Hole
91/4 Screw Hole
DEVICE INSTALLATION

6
1Adjust the antenna angle as demonstrated
2Mount the MARS X to the camera
3Long press the multi-functional button for about 3 seconds to turn the system on

7
OLED DISPLAY INTERFACE
1No video input
21080P60 resolution video source input
3Press the multi-functional button to change the resolution display to the current
frequency channel. Eight frequency channels from CH1~CH8. In the frequency point
interface, press the multi-function button again turn to next frequency point,
select the point and stop press button, after 3S will choose frequency point
automatically, then screen will back to resolution format interface.
4OLED display resolution format interface, double press multi-function, OLED will
display device WIFI password.
DEVICE UPGRADE
1. Copy the upgrade firmware to the root directory of a USB flash.
2. Insert the USB flash into the USB type-A to Mirco USB adapter and connect it to
the Micro USB upgrade interface on the transmitter.
3. Long press the multi-functional button to turn the device on. The OLED screen
displays the USB icon. The USB icon disappears after 3S, then the device
automatically enters the upgrade interface. During the upgrade, the screen will
display the upgrade progress.
4. Once the upgrade is complete, it will display with "Upgrade OK", and the device
will automatically restart.
5. Caution: the USB flash should be at FAT32 or exFAT format.
IOS & ANDROID APP MONITORING
Android OS Installation and Use
1. The application name is "HollyView". It is available on Hollyland's official
website and Android APP store.
2. Use methods,

8
Method No.1
Scan the QR code on the back of the transmitter then the APP will be
automatically connected to the device. Enter the main interface and you would be
able to monitor the video shot on the camera.
Method No.2
Input the device ID number and manually connect the device. Enter the main interface
then you would be able to monitor the video shot on the camera.
Method No.3
Connect your mobile device to the system Wi-Fi directly. The Wi-Fi name is comprised
of HLD and device ID. Input the WiFi password to connect your mobile device to the
system. After they are connected, you may be able to enter the APP to monitor the
camera feed.
IOS Installation and Use
1. The application name is "HollyView". It is available in the APP store.
2. The use methods are the same as described above for Android systems.

9
PARAMETERS
Transmitter
Interface
HDMI Input (Type A Female)
USB Type-C Power Interface
Micro USB Upgrade
CCU Control Interface
Power Consumption
<4W
Work temperature
-10~+60℃
Display size
0.69''
Net Weight
130g
Support device
connection qty
3 Device
Dimension
（L x W x H）: 50*90*18mm
Input Video Format
HDMI:
480p60
576p50
720p50/59.94/60
1080i50/59.94/60
1080p23.98/24/25/29.9/30/50/59.9
4/60
Frequency
5GHz
Modulation Mode
OFDM
Transmission
distance
＞100m
Transmission power
Maximum 20dBm
Transmission
Latency
60ms
Bandwidth
20MHz
Inside battery
capacity
＞1 Hour

10
FAQ
Connection Issues
1. Check and make sure that the power supply functions well on the transmitter. If
the display is off, long-press the multi-functional button for 3 seconds to turn
the device on.
2. Check if the battery is too low. Charge the system if that is the case.
3. Try to change to another channel and to connect the devices again for there might
be interference on the current channel.
4. When powering the device by the Type-C interface, make sure the power is above 4W,
otherwise, the system won't be able to operate normally.
Display Issues
1. Check if the video source is connected to the HDMI IN interface correctly.
2. Check if the MARS X OLED displays the video format. If not, check if the HDMI
cable connected to the transmitter is correctly connected with the camera and if
the camera has a video output.
3. Check if the format of the camera output interface is HDMI.
4. Check if the format of the camera output is HDMI.
Image Low-Quality Issues
1. Check if the HDMI IN cable is correctly connected.
2. Make sure the MARS X is installed at least 1.5m above the ground.
3. Check if the antenna is damaged.
APP Connection Issues
1. Check the number of connected APP devices. The system can connect up to 3 APP
monitoring devices;
2. If the video monitoring is interrupted, check the WLAN setting on your mobile
device if the device ID is still connected. Some devices will choose the Wi-Fi
with a stronger signal which causes the interruption.
3. If the mobile device is not able to connect with the APP, check the mobile device
setting to see if the system ID shows up in the setting. If it did not show up,
restart the system.

11
FCC Requirement
changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for
compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the
following two conditions:
(1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and
(2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may
cause undesired operation.
Note: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class
B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to
provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation.
This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy, and if not
installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful
interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that
interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause
harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by
turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the
interference by one or more of the following measures:
– Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
– Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
– Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the
receiver is connected.
– Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.