
⑵ Connecting SDI OUT interface of FLOW2000 receiver with SDI IN interface of monitor or switcher.
When using one-to-multi mode, every SDI OUT interface of receiver should be connected with
SDI IN interface of monitor or switcher.
⑶ Switch on both FLOW2000 transmitter and receiver, “Power”indicator light up,OLED screen
show“WAIT�”then jump to initial interface,see fig.1 or fig.3;Wait until “Link” and “Video”
indicator light up, the transmitter and receiver have identifiable signal inputs and connected
successfully. If the transmitter and receiver have identifiable signal inputs but fail to establish a
connection, the "link" indicator will flash.
Tips:1. After powering the FLOW2000 transmitter and receiver, dial the power switch on the
product to "on""
2. FLOW2000 transmitter support SDI video signal input and HDMI video signal input, the
system automatically identify input video interfaces. System will choose SDI video signal
when both HDMI and SDI interface is connected.
3. When multiple receivers are used simultaneously in the same environment, ensure that
multiple wireless devices have identifiable signal input.
7.High quality mode & Wall through mode
⑴ Connecting SDI IN/HDMI IN interface of FLOW2000 with SDI OUT/HDMI OUT interface of camera
or video output device. Connecting SDI loop out interface of FLOW2000 transmitter with SDI IN
interface of monitor or switcher.
⑵ When using one-to-multi mode, every SDI OUT interface of receiver should be connected with
SDI IN interface of monitor or switcher.
⑶ Switch on both FLOW2000 transmitter and receiver, every receiver should be switch on when
using one-to-multi mode. “Power”indicator light up,OLED screen show“WAIT�”then jump to
initial interface, see fig.1 or fig.3;Wait until “Link” and “Video” indicator light up, the transmitter
and receiver have identifiable signal inputs and connected successfully, right push the joystick
to“PREF”interface, see fig.11.
⑷ It is recommended to choose high quality mode for wireless devices under normal operating
conditions, such as better environment, stronger signal, or more than one
set of wireless devices under the same scene.
⑸ Wall through mode is recommended for wireless devices under complex
operating conditions, such as poor on-site environments, high distance
barriers and only 1-2 sets of wireless devices in the same scene.
(If more than one set is used in the same scene, it is recommended
to use a high quality mode to reduce interaction)
Tips:1. When wireless devices under normal operating condition, choose High quality mode can
get a better video quality, but transmission distance will be cut.
2. When wireless devices under complex operating condition, choose Wall through mode
can get a long transmission distance, but the video quality will be cut.
PREF.
HIGH
QUAL
WALL
THRU
Fig.11