Hollyland, a leader in video broadcasting and intercom systems, launched the Mars 400S PRO wireless system to transmit new video without delay over a range of 400 feet (122 meters) with the ability to broadcast simultaneously via a computer. The device comes with HDMI and SDI inputs and outputs that are suitable for all uses on any camera.
• Transmission range up to 400 ft line-of-sight to the receiver or 300 ′ to the application
• Bright OLED screen
• Real-time display of the image via the mobile app and live broadcast via the HollyView app
• Transmission at the same time to a receiver and two mobile devices, or transmit to four mobile phones
• HDMI and SDI inputs to the transmitter and HDMI and SDI outputs to the receiver
• Two transmitter antennas and two receiver antennas
• Power via L-series battery, DC converter, or USB Type-C input.
• Integrated connection transformer with 1/4 ″ -20 threaded
• Install the optional firmware to scan channels via the HollyView app to find the strongest signal.
Personally, I'm not a fan of the way these look. Somewhat ironically, the Mars 400S Pro appears to be more consumer-friendly than the Mars 400S.
The Mars 400S Pro TX and RX units weigh 206g making them slightly heavier than the Mars 400S RX and TX units.
The Mars 400S Pro TX and RX units weigh 206g making them slightly heavier than the Mars 400S RX and TX units.
As far as physical size is concerned, the Mars 400S Pro RX and TX units measure 4.3 x 2.8 x 1.32 inches / 11 x 7.2 x 3.35cm. The Mars 400S RX and TX measures 4.41 x 2.56 x 0.94 in / 11.2 x 6.5 x 2.4 cm
The original 400S and 400s Pro both have the same claimed range of up to 400 feet when using the RX and TX units and up to 300 feet when using the TX and Hollyview Wi-Fi app.
The app also lets you to install optional firmware to scan channels allowing you to easily find the strongest transmission signals. A transmitter can transmit simultaneously to up to one receiver and two applications, or a total of four applications on four phones without the receiver.
Each unit can be powered with a USB Type-C source, the included DC power adapter, or a separately available L-series battery using the built-in battery panel.
Main specification
• Streaming video up to 1080p60 via SDI or HDMI• Transmission range up to 400 ft line-of-sight to the receiver or 300 ′ to the application
• Bright OLED screen
• Real-time display of the image via the mobile app and live broadcast via the HollyView app
• Transmission at the same time to a receiver and two mobile devices, or transmit to four mobile phones
• HDMI and SDI inputs to the transmitter and HDMI and SDI outputs to the receiver
• Two transmitter antennas and two receiver antennas
• Power via L-series battery, DC converter, or USB Type-C input.
• Integrated connection transformer with 1/4 ″ -20 threaded
• Install the optional firmware to scan channels via the HollyView app to find the strongest signal.
Exceptional design
The redesigned chassis should make the system more streamlined when mounted on camera platforms. When I first saw the design, it reminded me of the old Ricoh WG-60 waterproof digital camera.Personally, I'm not a fan of the way these look. Somewhat ironically, the Mars 400S Pro appears to be more consumer-friendly than the Mars 400S.
The difference between MARS 400S and MARS 400S PRO
The biggest difference between Mars 400S Pro and Mars 400S is the appearance. There aren't many changes. Both TX modules have SDI and HDMI inputs and both TX modules have SDI and HDMI outputs.The Mars 400S Pro TX and RX units weigh 206g making them slightly heavier than the Mars 400S RX and TX units.
The Mars 400S Pro TX and RX units weigh 206g making them slightly heavier than the Mars 400S RX and TX units.
As far as physical size is concerned, the Mars 400S Pro RX and TX units measure 4.3 x 2.8 x 1.32 inches / 11 x 7.2 x 3.35cm. The Mars 400S RX and TX measures 4.41 x 2.56 x 0.94 in / 11.2 x 6.5 x 2.4 cm
The original 400S and 400s Pro both have the same claimed range of up to 400 feet when using the RX and TX units and up to 300 feet when using the TX and Hollyview Wi-Fi app.
Hollyview app
With the Hollyview iOS or Android app, you can monitor video transmission over Wi-Fi connection. One of the most important features of the device is the live broadcast from the receiver via your computer using a USB Type-C adapter.The app also lets you to install optional firmware to scan channels allowing you to easily find the strongest transmission signals. A transmitter can transmit simultaneously to up to one receiver and two applications, or a total of four applications on four phones without the receiver.
Other features of the Hollyland Mars 400S PRO
The 400S PRO TX and RX each feature a configurable bright OLED display and an integrated shoe adapter with 1/4 ″ -20 mounting screw for different mounting options.Each unit can be powered with a USB Type-C source, the included DC power adapter, or a separately available L-series battery using the built-in battery panel.
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