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 Contains tips, information and all the latest firmware & software updates. 

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@

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Fri 7am to 6pm PST)

PAIRING INSTRUCTIONS

Bolt DSMC2 is a zero delay 
wireless video transmission 
system designed to fit seamlessly 
onto the back of 

RED DSMC2

 

cameras. Bolt transmits 1080p60 
4:2:2 video at up to 500/1000/3000 
ft line of sight over the unlicensed 
5GHz band with less than 1ms 
latency. 

Confirm that 

PLEASE ACTIVATE PAIRING ON TX

 is displayed on receiver’s OLED 

display 

(O)

 or the monitor.

Using the 

Menu joystick

, select 

OK

 to finish pairing. This process takes up to a 

minute. If pairing fails, power cycle the receiver and the transmitter and try again.

On the transmitter, use a 

paper clip (or similar)

 to press the 

Reset/Pairing  

button 

(C)

. After a few seconds, 

Pairing: XXXXX...

 should be displayed on the 

receiver’s OLED display or the monitor. If not, power cycle the receiver and the 
transmitter, then try again. 

Using the 

Menu joystick

 

(N)

 on the receiver, navigate through the menus and 

select 

Pairing

.

2

4

5

3

E

K

B

Teradek regularly releases new firmware versions to improve performance, add new features, or to fix vulnerabilities. 
Visit https://www.teradek.com to update your device with the latest firmware.

ZERO DELAY

WIRELESS

HD VIDEO

CONNECT AND POWER

Move the power switch 

(I)

 to the 

ON

 position. 

C

1

Turn on the Bolt transmitter and receiver. If the Bolt receiver does not have an OLED 
display, connect a monitor to the receiver’s video output.

Place Bolt firmly against the back of the DSMC2 camera. 

2

To remove Bolt, loosen the four captive screws and pull it off the back of the camera.

Tighten the four captive screws in a cross pattern ("X" pattern) using a 2.5mm hex wrench. 

DO NOT 

OVER

-

TIGHTEN.

3

The 

Power status

 

LED

 

(E)

 will indicate power is present if a battery is connected to the DSMC2 Battery 

Module or if power is provided via the DSMC2 camera. The camera will boot when the camera’s power 
button is pressed. While the camera is booting, Bolt will also boot.

5

6

If using a DSMC2 Battery Module, place it firmly against the back of Bolt. Make sure the connector 
in the front of the battery module aligns with the connector on the back of Bolt.

4

1

NOTE: If the 

 

Power status LED is on, but the camera does not boot, remove Bolt then re

-

attach, making 

sure it’s properly seated. Always use an X pattern when tightening the M4 screws.

D

F

G

H

I

Bolt TX

Bolt RX

 A:   

RP-SMA connectors

B:    

Mini USB port

C:    

Reset/Pairing button

D:    

Wireless On/Off LED  

E:  

Power status LED

 

F:    

Video status LED

G:  

Network status LED

H:  

Fault/Error

 I:   

Power switch

 J:  

Captive screws

K:  

HDMI output 

(opposite side)

 L:   

Power input

 

 

M:  

3G-SDI output

N:  

Menu joystick 

 O:   

OLED display

P:  

HDMI output                           

Q:  

NATO rail mount

Bolt 3000 XT -RX

FOR DSMC2

L

I

B

A

M

Q

C

P

O

N

A

J

Bolt TX

J

J

J

DEVICE OPERATION

GENERAL

• 

Keep the transmitter and the receiver at close range for 60 seconds after powering on the devices. This  

  allows them to scan for and select the best wireless channel.

• 

For best results when using multiple Bolt systems in the same area, place the transmitters and receivers  

  a few feet apart from each other.

  Operation of other wireless equipment may interfere with Bolt. For best results, separate other  

  wireless transmitters and receivers as much as possible.

Remove the protective MOD GUARD plate from the front of the Bolt DSMC2 by unscrewing 
the four captive screws from the back 

(J)

.

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Bolt DSMC2 - TX 

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