Band/Frequencies - Use the Band/Frequencies menu to select the wireless band and operating frequencies.

The Band menu (right panel) lets you select 5GHz or 6GHz . The 5GHz band allows higher output power, while 6GHz generally experiences less interference. Available bands and frequencies depend on your operating region.

Choose which frequencies Bolt 7 can use in the Frequencies menu (left panel). Select multiple frequencies for automatic selection, or one frequency when Fixed Frequency Mode is enabled on both units. DFS frequencies require a one-minute scan before use. . Refer to the Frequencies By Region chart for available options.

Bandwidth - Select 40MHz or 20MHz to balance video quality and interference. Set the transmitter and receiver to the same bandwidth.

• 20MHz - Allows more systems to operate simultaneously with less chance of interference, but reduces maximum video quality. Recommended for HD transmission only.
• 40MHz - (Default) Offers the best video quality and most robust transmission, but provides fewer available channels and is more susceptible to interference.

Note: 20MHz mode supports up to 1080p60 and downscales 4K signals up to 4K30 to 1080p before transmission. It does not support 4K50/59.94/60.

1D/3D LUT Settings  - Apply a LUT to preview color adjustments on your video output. Display the look in Full or Split-screen mode, and use Bolt Manager to add and save additional LUTs from your computer.

• 1D/3D LUT Presets - Select a specific look from the list of 3D LUT presets.
• 1D/3D LUT Mode - Select whether the look is applied to the entire video output (Full Screen) or
  half (Split Screen).

Output Format (Coming soon) - Select Same As Input to match the video sources resolution, or choose a specific resolution from the list. Select SD, HD, or 6G-UHD to adjust the output resolution while maintaining the sources frame rate, such as when displaying 4K video on an HD monitor. Enable Continuous Output to maintain a constant output signal if the wireless link is interrupted, particularly when using a monitor or recorder sensitive to signal changes. Note: Continuous Output adds a small delay to the video output.

HDMI - Bolt 7 supports all HDMI output modes. You can select an option form the list provided.

Background - Choose what the receiver displays when no video is available. Select Black, Blue, or Yellow for a solid-color background, or No Video to disable the output.

Input/Output Range - Adjust the video signal range to maintain correct black and white levels. Select Full or Legal for Input Range to match your cameras output, and for Output Range to match your connected monitor

Anamorphic Desqueeze (Coming soon) - Anamorphic video is a technique where footage is squeezed horizontally during the recording process. Anamorphic Desqueeze restores footage to its native aspect ratio. Choose the amount to de-squeeze your input by.

Signal Quality Graph (RX Only) - Use the Signal Quality Graph to monitor the quality and reliability of the received signal and find the best antenna position or receiver location. The graph responds quickly as you make adjustments, showing changes in signal quality even when you cannot see a difference in the received video.

• Figures below 30% indicate poor signal quality
• Figures between 30% and 45% indicate fair signal quality
• Figures above 45% indicate good signal quality

Spectrum Analyzer (RX Only) - Use the Spectrum Analyzer to check noise and congestion across the available frequencies and find a less congested frequency to use. Move the Menu joystick left or right to select a frequency.

• Green - Indicates less congestion.
• Yellow and Orange - Indicate other signals on the frequency.
• Red - Indicates the frequency is too congested to establish a connection.

Test Pattern (TX Only) - This menu allows you to select a video resolution format to output a test pattern over HDMI or SDI. Select a specific output resolution from the resolutions list.

SDI Cable Test - Use the SDI Cable Test to check the signal from the camera to the transmitter for interference or possible cable damage. The front panel displays a pattern that indicates signal quality: a larger pattern indicates a better SDI signal.

OSD - Choose when and how to display the On-Screen Display (OSD): Disabled, Show when no video (default), or Enabled. Adjust Position to move the OSD on your monitor, and select Normal or Translucent under Look to change the appearance of its text, icons, and background.

Device Info - View your devices model, serial number, firmware version, and region.

Device Name - Change your Bolt 7 device name to easily identify it in the Bolt App.

Quick Actions - Assign shortcuts to frequently used menu items. Use the Menu joystick to select one of the three shortcut positions, press to open the available options, then scroll to an item and press to assign it. Available shortcuts include Frequency Set, Pairing, Spectrum Analyzer, 1D LUT Settings, 3D LUT Settings, Video Output Format, and Test Pattern.

Display - Adjust the appearance of Bolt 7's front panel display

• Brightness - Adjust the front-panel displays brightness for easy viewing.
• Dim After - Set how long the display stays active before dimming.
• Dim Mode - Enable or disable display dimming.
• Flip Display - Select Normal or Flipped to match the devices mounting orientation.

Bluetooth - Enable or disable Bluetooth communication.

Region - View the video radios operating region, which determines available frequencies and power limits. Connect to the Bolt App to sync the region with your location. The receiver obtains its region from the transmitter during pairing. Note: You cannot manually select this setting.

Data Region (RX only) Select the receivers data radio region to match the transmitter for pairing. Change this setting only when pairing to a transmitter with a different Data Region.

Regulatory - View radio compliance certifications. Refer to Regulatory Information for complete details and declarations of conformity.

Licenses - Enter a license key to activate features, select Purchase License to view available licenses, or check the Advanced Spectrum status.

Diagnostics - Generate and download a diagnostic report to send to Teradek Support for help troubleshooting your devices configuration and activity.

Reset All Settings - Restore all configurable settings to their factory defaults without affecting pairing. Note: Pairing is not affected when resetting all settings.

• Settings (Descriptions listed in Transmitter Menu section) - Tap the settings button on the top right corner of the screen to customize the transmitter’s various settings.
• Status - Displays the current status of:

• Video Input
• Network Status
• Connected Receivers
• Current Frequency
• Quality
• Temperature
• Camera Recording
• Region
• Bandwidth
• OSD name

• Settings (Descriptions listed in Receiver Menu section) - Tap the settings button on the top-right corner of the display to customize the receiver’s various settings such as the output format, audio, display, and OSD.
• Signal Quality - Determine the quality and reliability of the signal being received.
• SNR (Signal to Noise Ratio) - Compare the signal power level to the noise power level from the antennas.
• Range Analyzer - Displays the transmission distance between the transmitter and receiver.
• Status - Displays the current status of:

• TX Name
• Network Status
• Link
• Video Input
• Current Frequency
• Range
• Quality
• Temperature
• Camera Recording
• Bandwidth
• Region
• Video Output
• OSD name