This example shows a simple configuration with eight downconverters connected to
a single receiver.
Figure 1. The data transmitter receives camera control data from an RCP via the Real
Freedom Receiver and transmits a GMSK-modulated narrow band UHF signal of
between 430 MHz and 490 MHz. For maximum flexibility, plug the data transmitter into any downconverter.
Example 2
This example shows networked camera control of six cameras over one UHF
frequency.
Figure 2. Networked camera control over one UHF frequency.
Example 3
This example shows multiple RF cameras incorporating camera control deployed from
a single remote site utilizing a single SMPTE hybrid fiber cable. The cable
simultaneously powers remote Real Freedom Downconverters and Data
Transmitters.
Figure 3. Networked multi camera reception with fiber antenna extender and active splitter. Up to six
Real Freedom Receivers can be simultaneously supported by a single fiber base unit when
utilized with the optional Real Freedom Active UHF Splitter.
