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Teradek Cube 155 HD-SDI Encoder with Wi-Fi

Name: Teradek Cube 155 HD-SDI Encoder with Wi-Fi
Brand: Teradek
SKU: TECUBE155
Price: 1690.00 USD
Availability: Discontinued
Rating: 4 (44 reviews)

BH #TECUBE155 • MFR #10-0155

44 reviews

Teradek Cube 155 HD-SDI Encoder with Wi-Fi

Key Features

Wireless Camera-Top HD Video Encoder
HD/SD-SDI Input
Streams H.264 Files by Wi-Fi/Ethernet
Streams to Decoder/Website/Computer

The Teradek Cube 155 HD-SDI Encoder with Wi-Fi is a wireless camera-top video and embedded audio encoder. It connects to a camera via SDI and streams proxy files/dailies in H.264 to a decoder or website. You can stream by dual-band Wi-Fi wherever a network is available, by Ethernet via an optional router, or by an optional 3G/4G modem connection. You can also store the files to a microSD card as the Cube features a microSD slot with support for up to 32GB cards.

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Teradek Cube Series Overview

For mounting, the Cube attaches either to a camera's hot shoe or a cage/rig via an included 1/4"-20 mounting screw. Aside from the SDI input, connections consist of an Ethernet port, a 3.5mm line/mic input, and a headphone jack. A micro-USB slot is available for charging and configuring.

The Teradek Cube has a rechargeable internal lithium-ion battery that lasts up to two hours. It can also be powered with the included AC power adapter or by an external battery via a 2-pin LEMO input. An OLED screen indicates the remaining battery life, online status, and the URL being streamed to. Optionally, Teradek offers camera batteries with 2-pin LEMO output so you can easily power both the camera and Teradek with the same battery. The following three 2-pin LEMO batteries can be used for power: the Teradek Canon BP-945, Teradek Panasonic D54, and the Teradek Panasonic VW-VGB6.

SDI Connection to a Camera

Streams proxy files in H.264 to a decoder or website
Streams via Wi-Fi, by Ethernet or optional 3G/4G modem
Stores files to an optional microSD card of up to 32GB in capacity
Attaches to a camera's hot shoe or to a cage/rig by a 1/4"-20 screw
Powered by a two-hour internal battery or by the included AC power adapter
An OLED screen indicates battery life, online status, and the URL being streamed to

Teradek Cube SeriesSpecs

Connections	1 x HD/SD-SDI input 1 x RJ45 port 1 x 3.5 mm line/mic input with adjustable gain 1 x Headphone jack with adjustable volume 1 x Micro-USB slot 1 x 2-pin LEMO power input
File Transfer Method	Dual-band 2.4/5.8G 802.11 a/b/g/n MiMO Wi-Fi wherever accessible, Ethernet 10/100BASE-T, or optional 3G/4G modem connection
Supported Resolutions	1080i 50/59.94/60 1080p 23.98/24/25/30 720p 23.98/24/50/59.94/60 576i 480i
Video Codec	Compression Algorithm: Baseline, Main, and High-Profile H.264 Main and Baseline profiles Bit Rate: 250 Kb/s to 10 Mb/s Built-in video scaler and deinterlacer
Video Streaming Support	Network Protocols: TCP/IP, UDP, HTTP, DHCP, NTP, SSL, IGMP Transport Protocols: RTP, RTSP, RTP over HTTP, optional MPEG-TS RTMP (Adobe Flash streaming) HTTP live steaming Point-to-point (TCP or UDP), multiple unicast (UDP), or optional multicast (UDP + IGMP)
Audio Compression	AAC-LC, MPEG Layer 2
Memory	microSDHC card slot with support for up to 32 GB cards
Mounting	Cold shoe for mounting onto hot shoe mount 1/4"-20 mounting screw for attachment onto a cage or rig
Power Consumption	3 W While Charging: Up to 10 W
Auxiliary Power Input	6-28 VDC
Power	Internal battery lasts up to two hours and is charged via micro-USB slot, included AC power supply, or optional 2-pin LEMO batteries
Dimensions	2.5 x 3.5 x .9" / 6.35 x 8.9 x 2.3 cm
Weight	8 oz / 226 g

Packaging Info

Package Weight	1.8 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)	6.6 x 6.6 x 4.1"

Teradek Cube Series Reviews

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question

Does it also transmit a signal that can be received by a standard Teradek receiver?

Asked by: Jordan

Hi Jordan, If you are referring to a Bolt receiver, no. Cube encoders can only transmit to Cube decoders. You are welcome to mismatch Video types. Hope this answered your question. If not, please let us know. Regards,

Answered by: Teradek Sales Teradek Expert

Date published: 2018-08-28

question

Can you sync two transmitters to the one receiver and then have the ability to A/B them on a single monitor? If not any suggestions on a system? Preferably capable of working on an FS7 system. Thanks

Asked by: Matthew C.

YES YOU CAN WITH THESE CAVEATS: Using the Infrastructure mode, you can monitor up to 4 Cubes on one iPad as a QUAD view or 2 on a iPod or iPhone and switch between them with LOOKS through the app.Search Teradek for 217446337-Cube-to-iPad-with-a-Wireless-Router.Used this setup for Showruunner monitoring of 4 Sony F800's shooting a reality TV series following Zac Brown Band around their concert venues. Adapted the Apple basestation run off a Anton Bauer batt (ran 18 hrs) so it could be moved around the venue as needed. When extreme range was needed used a repeater router. Even with all wireless interference it worked great.You can output this screen to a LCD monitor through iPad/iPod/iPhone Lightning output to TV HDMI for a much larger display.For more info contact Teradek support, they are using a similar system at NAB and other places.

Answered by: Marion L.

Date published: 2018-08-28

question

How much lag do you get when monitoring on an iPad? Is the lag low enough that it is suitable to be used as a professional director's monitor? Thanks!

Asked by: Robert

We have been using ipads as monitors. the lag is about one second or less the way we are using it (we are using it as the HD camera monitor for our underwater remotely operated vehicule) and we do not see much lag between this monitor and the direct SDI monitor. As I am not a professional director, I do not know how much lag would be problematic (I do underwater video and photos).

Answered by: Thierry B.

Date published: 2018-08-28

question

If I sent a 4K signal into the cube (from let's say a Sony FS7) would it down-convert it to 1080?

Asked by: Anonymous

You would probably have to address that question to Teredek.

Answered by: Garland L.

Date published: 2018-08-28

question

what is the range?

Asked by: Anonymous

in 2.4 band with simple router (no mimo) open area outdoor is about 60 MT with Intellinet Wireless 300N Outdoor bridge access point is around 180 mt (open space) . Battery inside have no more of 15/20 min life.

Answered by: Paolo D.

Date published: 2018-08-28