Explore Bolt 7

Explore Bolt 7

Bolt 7 750

Bolt 7 1500

Bolt 7 MAX

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Bolt 7 750

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Bolt 7 1500

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Bolt 7 MAX

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Range
Range

Up to 750ft

Up to 1500ft

Up to 5,000ft

Maximum SDI/HDMI Resolution
Maximum SDI/HDMI Resolution

4096x2160p60

4096x2160p60

4096x2160p60

Maximum Color
Maximum Color

SDI: 4:2:2
YCbCr 10-bit

HDMI: 4:4:4
RGB 8-bit

SDI: 4:2:2
YCbCr 10-bit

HDMI: 4:4:4
RGB 8-bit

SDI: 4:2:2
YCbCr 10-bit

HDMI: 4:4:4
RGB 8-bit

900MHz Support
900MHz Support

Zero-Delay
Zero-Delay

6GHz Support
6GHz Support

Compatible with Bolt 6,

Bolt 4K, and Ace Series
Compatible with Bolt 6,

Bolt 4K, and Ace Series

DP-ALT Mode Over USB-C
DP-ALT Mode Over USB-C

External/Internal Antennas
External/Internal Antennas

Internal & External

Internal & External

External Only

Front Panel
Front Panel

2” Full Color OLED

2” Full Color OLED

2” Full Color OLED

Scan. Select.
Pairing Simplified.

Pairing shouldn't be the hard part. Bolt 7's new 900MHz radio first establishes a data link, so you can reliably pair your zero-delay video radio without touching the transmitter. Helpful when it's on the move on a gimbal or inaccessible on a crane.
Pairing during prep just got a lot easier. Using direct wired pairing, plug in a single cable to the transmitter and receiver and they'll automatically pair with one another.
No computers necessary.
No pairing headaches.
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Frequently Asked Questions
The Bolt 7 introduces an all-new 900MHz RF pipeline that works alongside the zero-delay video signal. Operating as a wireless Ethernet and USB cable replacement, it enables wireless camera control, color management, and telemetry without requiring a Wi-Fi network. Wireless ethernet workflows enabled by this new feature includes native wireless camera control (directly to a remote SmallHD monitor, CTRL.5, or manufacturer app), live wireless color management to push LUTs and CDLs via apps like Pomfort Live Grade and more. USB-serial support will also enable direct connection to cameras like the RED KOMODO via a 9-pin port.
Yes. An Advanced Spectrum License is required for each of your transmitters and receivers in order to access 5MHz channel tuning and licensed frequency bands.
Connect the TX and RX using a 5-Pin to USB-C cable. The cable can be connected in either direction. The TX will automatically be added to the RX's list of "Saved Transmitters" and enabled for immediate use.
Yes, all Bolt 7 transmitters are the same size. Only the Bolt 7 MAX RX is a different size than the Bolt 7 750 and 1500 RX models.
Yes. Bolt 7 is backward compatible with all BB3 Bolts including Bolt 4K, Bolt 6, and current-generation Ace models, for wireless video in 5GHz and 6GHz frequencies where available. 6GHz are not available on Bolt 4K. Bolt 7 is not compatible with older generation BB2 Bolts such as the Bolt 500, 1000, and 3000.
No, Bolt 7 750/1500 does actually have the same number of antennas, but two of them are internal, allowing the TX and 750/1500 RX to be even smaller. In order to use the Array Panel, the MAX RX must be used.
Yes, all Bolt 7 cradles are reversible and can fit either the transmitter or receiver.
No, in order to take advantage of the 900MHz radio, both your transmitter and receiver unit need to be from the Bolt 7 series.
Yes. To manage camera control through a SmallHD monitor, a dedicated SmallHD Camera Control License must be purchased separately at smallhd.com. No license is required on the Bolt 7 for camera control.
Yes, Bolt 7 Battery Cradles will pass battery metadata to the camera, camera and battery dependent.
Yes, the USB-C port on Bolt 7 supports DP-Alt Mode (DisplayPort Alternate Mode) to input or output high-quality video, audio, and comms over a single USB-C cable. The Bolt 7 TX can connect to DP-Alt-enabled cameras, such as the Blackmagic PYXIS or iPhone, to transmit video and comms. The Bolt 7 RXs can output DP-Alt Mode to compatible monitors. Note: The USB-C port only transfers data and video. Both the TX and RX still require external power sources.
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