• XK-F404E wireless video and data radio, reference view
Wireless Video & Data Link

XK-F404E Wireless Video and Data Link

XK-F404E combines video, telemetry and remote-control data for projects able to accommodate a larger radio and its power load. Xingkai specifies the air and ground equipment around your platform interfaces and intended link layout.

  • Network data, UART telemetry and SBUS control share the wireless link, bringing the camera and control paths into one radio configuration.
  • The listed 2 × 37 dBm adjustable RF-output configuration gives you an output specification to assess alongside antenna and installation requirements.
  • 12–28 V DC input, nominal 12 V, with consumption of ≤35 W at 37 dBm defines the electrical condition for your platform power budget.
  • 175 × 130 × 30 mm and device weight of ≤810 g make the installation and payload requirements explicit for larger platforms.

XK-F404E Wireless Video and Data Link Overview

XK-F404E brings IP video, transparent serial data and remote-control data onto one wireless link. Point-to-point and point-to-multipoint relay configurations allow the radio arrangement to follow your platform and ground-end requirements rather than treating every installation as a fixed pair.

This model calls for a larger installation budget: the radio is 175 × 130 × 30 mm with device weight of ≤810 g. Its listed electrical consumption is ≤35 W at 37 dBm, distinct from the 2 × 37 dBm adjustable RF-output entry. Compare the enclosure, carried components and available supply before selecting this configuration.

Xingkai checks the interfaces and communication layout, then quotes the required radio units and accessories. The confirmed configuration, quantities and delivery terms define the supply scope; RF output alone does not establish operating distance or application performance.

Technical Specifications

The table describes the listed 1.4 GHz configuration. Antenna entries are configuration references; supplied radio units and accessories are identified in the quotation.

ParameterListed configuration
Power input12–28 V DC; nominal 12 V
Power consumption≤35 W at 37 dBm
RF output power2 × 37 dBm, adjustable
Frequency range1420–1530 MHz
Channel bandwidth3 / 5 / 10 / 20 MHz
Radio dimensions175 × 130 × 30 mm
Device weight≤810 g
ModulationOFDM
Data/control interfacesUART (TTL/RS232/RS485), SBUS
Communication protocolIEEE 802.3; transparent serial data
Link modesPoint-to-point; point-to-multipoint relay
Antenna referencesAir unit: 3.5 dBi; ground unit: 16 dBi
Rated operating temperature−30 to +60 °C
Rated storage temperature−40 to +75 °C
Security and channel operationAES128 encryption; adaptive frequency hopping

Connections and Integration

F404E supports up to three network-device connections, three serial ports and one SBUS path. This gives a platform’s network-video and separate telemetry/payload terminals defined connection resources. Specify TTL, RS232 or RS485 for the required UART connections; ground equipment exchanges data through serial or UDP/TCP.

Plan those terminals within the listed 1420–1530 MHz configuration and selected channel bandwidth. For multipoint relay operation, identify the traffic that must run together: added endpoints share the working bandwidth in one direction rather than receiving independent capacity.

XK-F404E wireless video and data radio, reference view
CONFIGURATION & SUPPLY

Configure the F404E Payload and Terminal Arrangement

Provide the platform’s power and installation allowance alongside its network and serial-terminal requirements. Xingkai quotes the listed 1.4 GHz F404E configuration, selected bandwidth and electrical connections, with the RF/antenna arrangement and endpoint accessories identified for the order.

Map the installation and connected devices

Send the network devices, individual telemetry/payload serial terminals and electrical levels, plus any SBUS connection. Include concurrent traffic, requested bandwidth, endpoint roles, actual supply ranges, mounting/payload allowance and quantities.

Receive the F404E configuration quote

Xingkai checks the terminal map against the network/serial resources and 1420–1530 MHz configuration. The quotation identifies the selected 3/5/10/20 MHz bandwidth, radio roles, UART connections and agreed antennas, RF/data cables and interface-equipment scope.

Confirm the larger-radio installation

Check the 175 × 130 × 30 mm, ≤810 g device against the platform allowance and the 12–28 V DC supply against ≤35 W consumption at 37 dBm. Agree the supplied 2 × 37 dBm RF arrangement, accessories, quantities and delivery terms.

Supply and dispatch

Xingkai supplies and ships the confirmed F404E configuration, endpoint quantities and listed accessories according to the agreed order.

FAQs

When should I reconsider selecting the higher-output F404E configuration?

Reconsider it if the complete onboard assembly or available supply cannot accommodate the ≤810 g radio, its accessories and the listed ≤35 W load at 37 dBm. The 2 × 37 dBm RF entry does not remove those installation requirements or establish achieved distance. Send the payload and supply limits with the actual video/control task; compare a feasible alternative configuration rather than selecting this radio solely by the larger RF figures.

Should I plan a power converter as part of the installation?

Compare your platform supply with the listed 12–28 V DC input requirements before fixing the power arrangement. If a converter is needed, identify it separately from the radio in the installation and supply list. Provide the available supply details so Xingkai can check the proposed configuration; do not assume that conversion equipment is built into the radio or included in the order.

What belongs in the onboard weight calculation?

Make an onboard installation list separate from the ground equipment. Add each carried radio, antenna, cable and mounting component to that list and sum their weights. The ≤810 g entry is device weight, so it is not the complete assembly total. Confirm the selected components and their weights before allocating the platform payload budget or comparing alternative radio installations.

Can a camera with HDMI output connect directly?

XK-F404E uses a network interface for IP video. For an HDMI or SDI camera, provide its output type and model so Xingkai can check the encoding and network-video path to the radio. Identify any encoder or interface equipment as a separate part of the proposed configuration and supply scope, rather than assuming that the radio accepts the camera connector directly.

Can I reuse one existing harness for all three serial terminals?

Identify the terminal assigned to each required serial port, its TTL/RS232/RS485 level and serial settings. F404E lists three serial ports, but that does not define one universal connector, pinout or electrical form for every supplied connection. Send the existing harness details and required device operations. Have the retained wiring and any changed leads identified individually so the order matches the terminal map rather than only a total cable quantity.

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Request a Configuration Quote for XK-F404E

Send your F404E platform’s mounting/payload allowance, actual supply and network/serial-terminal map. Include the required bandwidth, concurrent endpoint tasks and radio quantities. Xingkai will check the listed 1.4 GHz configuration and quote the selected radios, RF connections and installation accessories.

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