One transmitter can connect to 2 receivers at the same time.
The Mars M1 Enhanced single transmitter supports up to 4 APP connections for monitoring.
The Mars M1 Enhanced one transmitter and one receiver supports up to 2 APP connections for monitoring.
The Mars M1 Enhanced one transmitter and two receivers do not support APP connections for monitoring.
Supports DC power supply (7~16V), NP-F series batteries, and V-mount/G-mount with D-TAP to DC cable power supply.
Supports pairing with Mars 300 Pro, Mars 400S Pro, and Mars 4K.
Click the corresponding area of the status bar at the top of the screen to enter the settings menu.
In the "Wireless Settings" section, click any of CH1~CH8 to switch.
Notes:
When using multiple monitors in one scene, the transmitter needs to be spaced by 2 frequency points.
Recording:
Click the red button in the lower left corner of the monitor screen to start recording; click again to stop recording.
Playback:
Click the play button in the lower left corner of the monitor to playback the recorded video.
Special Notes:
Supports recording videos of up to 2 minutes only.
This recording function is only for convenient review.
Each recording will overwrite the previous video.
The recorded video will be deleted after the monitor is turned off.
Dynamic bitrate:8 to12 Mbps
The Mars M1 Enhanced does not support the transmission of 4K30 video.
The Mars M1 Enhanced only supports HDMI 4K30 input (3840*2160) and HDMI 4K30 loop output (SDI does not support 4K input).
When the Mars M1 Enhanced receives a 4K video signal, the output format of the receiver will be converted to 1080p HD format.
Supports decimal frame rates such as 59.94, 29.97, 23.97, etc.
Mars M1 EnhancedIt supports audio transmission; it does not support external sound playback, and monitoring sound requires connecting a 3.5mm headphone.
Supported, but when the SDI input has a fractional frame rate, HDMI will convert to an integer frame rate for loop out.
The SDI IN interface is only used as a video input interface, and it becomes invalid when switched to [Receiver Mode].