Two Operating Modes

Mode A: wireless video link with KVM data. Host → TX + Wi-Fi module → 5 GHz wireless → RX + Wi-Fi module → display, keyboard and mouse, 30 - 1000 m.

Mode B: wired Ethernet plus fiber, with KVM data. TX and RX have a built-in Ethernet PHY and run over cable through switches or routers (500 m total), or through fiber media converters for 10 km to 20 km and beyond. 4K60 / 4K30 models.

Both modes carry video, audio and KVM / USB data together: video from TX to RX, keyboard and mouse data back from RX to TX.

Product Models

ATE9430T — ATE9430T Wireless Video Transmitter with HDMI Loop-out: HDMI in, encode, transmit at up to 4K30. Built-in HDMI loop-out at 4K30 feeds a local monitor without an external splitter.

ATE9430R — ATE9430R Wireless Video Receiver Module: Receive, decode and output HDMI at up to 4K30, or up to 120Hz at 1080p.

ATE9460 — ATE9460 Wireless Video Transmitter: HDMI in, encode, transmit. 80-pin edge connector, 22x45mm, 4K60 with EDID pass-through.

ATE9461 — ATE9461 Wireless Video Receiver: Receive, decode, HDMI out. Audio DAC and I²C, with OSD overlay on successful pairing.

ATE946X-KIT — ATE946X TX+RX Kit with DEMO Boards: Paired TX+RX kit with DEMO carrier boards, antennas, Type-C power and HDMI. Validate link and range out of the box.

ATE9860 — ATE9860 8K Wireless Video Transmitter: In development. 8K30 wireless video transmitter for ultra-high-definition displays and professional imaging. Pairs with ATE9861. Specs and availability TBD.

ATE9861 — ATE9861 8K Wireless Video Receiver: In development. 8K30 wireless video receiver with HDMI output. Pairs with ATE9860. Specs and availability TBD.

ATE9946 — ATE9946 UVC to HDMI Output Module: In development. Converts USB UVC camera input to HDMI output at up to 4K60, feeding USB cameras into HDMI-only displays or capture devices without a PC.

ATE9530 — ATE9530 4K30 Casting Receiver Module (AirPlay / Miracast): In development. 4K30 casting receiver module: iPhone, iPad and Mac cast with AirPlay, Android phones and Windows PCs with Miracast, with no app and no router. It can also pair with our wireless video transmitter for point-to-point casting, up to 4K30.

ATE9560 — ATE9560 4K60 Casting Receiver Module (AirPlay / Miracast): In development. 4K60 casting receiver module: iPhone, iPad and Mac cast with AirPlay, Android phones and Windows PCs with Miracast, with no app and no router. It can also pair with our wireless video transmitter for point-to-point casting, up to 4K60.

AV100 — AV100 AI Vision Module (Human Detection & Behaviour Analysis): Edge AI vision: human detection, object recognition and behaviour analysis such as line crossing and fall detection run locally on the camera feed, with no need to send video to the cloud. Works with ANLYA wireless video modules to overlay results on the transmitted picture. Models and interfaces are customised per project.

AS200 — AS200 Speech Module (Noise Reduction, AEC, Offline Wake Word): Embedded speech front end and recognition: dual or multi-mic noise reduction, acoustic echo cancellation, offline wake word and on-device command recognition that works without a network. For meeting devices, smart home, in-car and industrial voice control, alongside or apart from the video link. Custom wake words and commands available.

AD300 — AD300 In-Car Display & Wireless CarPlay Module: In-car display and phone integration: wireless CarPlay and wireless Android Auto, so the phone connects to the head unit as soon as you get in and maps, music and calls run on the centre screen. Also covers rear-seat entertainment casting, cluster and centre displays, customised per vehicle and for OEM or aftermarket fit. We take on projects for wireless CarPlay adapters, casting boxes and aftermarket head units.

Applications

Wireless Presentation: A USB-C or HDMI dongle plugs into the laptop and casts straight to the room display. No drivers, no software, one button. Typically one receiver with several transmitters per room.

Wireless KVM Extender: Host stays locked in the rack; only display and keyboard/mouse remain at the desk. Widely used in bank counters, control rooms, hospital reception and factory floors.

Camera Link & On-set Monitoring: Transmitter mounts on the camera shoe; each crew member holds a receiver monitor. One-to-many broadcast is the key selling point. Custom monitoring app available.

Wireless Portable Monitor: The RX module is built into the portable monitor, and a TX dongle connects to a laptop, console or camera. The picture goes to the monitor wirelessly, so placement is not limited by cable length.

Wired & Fiber Extension: 4K60 / 4K30 modules have a built-in 100M Ethernet PHY. Run the link over cable through switches or routers, or add fiber media converters for runs of 20 km and beyond. The same modules work both wirelessly and wired.

Wireless DisplayPort Extension: Add a DP-to-HDMI chip on the TX carrier board to take the DP output of a workstation or graphics card directly. The RX outputs HDMI, or add an HDMI-to-DP chip on its carrier board to drive a DP monitor. The modules stay the same; interface conversion happens on the carrier board.

Wireless USB-C Video: Build the TX as a USB-C dongle with a USB-C (DP Alt Mode) to HDMI chip on its carrier board. Plug it into any USB-C device that supports video output to cast wirelessly; the receiver outputs HDMI to a large display or portable monitor.

Wireless Casting Dock (USB-C Hub): Build the TX module into a USB-C dock. One USB-C cable from the laptop to the dock sends the picture through a USB-C (DP Alt Mode) to HDMI chip on the carrier board into the TX, which casts it wirelessly to the room display. The dock keeps its usual USB, Ethernet and charging functions. With a keyboard and mouse on the receiver, the KVM reverse channel lets you operate the laptop remotely.

Wireless CarPlay & Android Auto: A wireless CarPlay adapter plugs into the head unit USB port. The phone pairs over Bluetooth and streams over 5 GHz Wi-Fi, connecting automatically when you get in, so maps, music and calls run on the centre screen. The same design also covers wireless Android Auto and rear-seat screen casting.

Industrial & Medical Imaging: Feeds from mobile probes or surgical hosts travel wirelessly to the console or lecture room, avoiding cable tangles and sterilisation issues.

Gaming Console Extender: Console stays put; a receiver plus controller in another room gets both picture and control. The KVM reverse channel is what makes it work.

Retail Digital Signage: Receiver hides behind the panel powered from the screen's own 5V rail. One transmitter feeds many screens.

Drone & Gimbal Downlink: Lightweight airborne transmitter with a ground receiver, 300-1000 m range, latency-first tuning.

Industrial HMI & AGV: Ruggedised wireless KVM workstations, or AGV-mounted transmitters feeding the control room with Ethernet and UART passed through.

Range Options

A configuration is a product model plus a Wi-Fi module. The Wi-Fi module sets the range and the product model sets the resolution; they are independent, so 4K60 works at every range tier. All models also support 1080p. 4K60 / 4K30 models have a built-in 100M Ethernet PHY for routed wired networks or fiber extension beyond wireless range.

Wireless

AIC8800-D40 — 30 ~ 100 m: Lowest cost and power, for same-room to adjacent-room use such as shared-office dongles, rear-seat displays and meeting-room casting.

AIC8800-D80 — 100 ~ 300 m: The default choice for most projects, covering cross-room and cross-floor distances for presentation, KVM and signage.

RTL8812CU — 300 ~ 1000 m: Higher output power and sensitivity for outdoor, cross-floor and mobile platforms such as drones, inspection vehicles and stage events.

Wired / Fiber

Cable + switch — 500 m: The module's built-in 100M Ethernet PHY runs through switches or routers for a total of 500 m. Each cable segment follows the Ethernet limit of about 100 m; switches extend it further.

Fiber extension — 10 km: The Ethernet port connects to a fiber media converter for runs between buildings or across a site.

Fiber extension — 20 km: Fiber runs reach 20 km and beyond, for links across campuses or city districts.

Selection Guide

4K30: ATE9430T (TX) + ATE9430R (RX)

4K60: ATE9460 (TX) + ATE9461 (RX)

8K30: ATE9860 (TX) + ATE9861 (RX), in development

30 ~ 100 m: AIC8800-D40 — Single antenna (1T1R)

100 ~ 300 m: AIC8800-D80 — Single antenna (1T1R)

300 ~ 1000 m: RTL8812CU — Dual antenna (2T2R MIMO)

500 m: Cable + switch

10 km: Fiber extension

20 km: Fiber extension

From Evaluation to Mass Production

Evaluate: the ATE946X-KIT ships pre-paired for picture and range testing

Design: follow the DEMO carrier-board schematic, PCB reference and 80-pin assignment

Bring-up: one-to-one engineering support for power, antenna and enclosure tuning

Volume: modules ship as factory-paired sets with no end-user setup

Cut the cable · Wireless video module maker

4K60 Wireless HDMI Video Modules & Solutions

One pair of modules is one wireless HDMI link: 4K60 or 4K30, carrying video, audio, EDID and USB KVM on an encrypted link, over the air or over Ethernet and fiber. Plug it into your carrier board, or have us design the board and build OEM / PCBA for you.

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4K60Max Video Spec (4K30 tier available)

VHT40Max Link Rate

KVMUSB Reverse Channel

22×45Module Size (mm)

3range tiers, swap one part

1000 mmax line-of-sight range

80 pinedge connector, plug in

0setup steps for end users

4K30 · 4K60 · 8Kvideo tiers (8K in development)

CAPABILITIES

Capabilities

Video, audio, control and data multiplexed onto one encrypted, bidirectional link. You only design the carrier board.

Video

HDMI point-to-point up to 4K60 with full EDID pass-through, so the source always sees the real display capability.

4K60EDIDHDCP

Audio

Embedded HDMI audio plus an analog DAC output on the receiver with automatic headphone detection.

HDMI AudioDACI²S

Control · KVM

Keyboard, mouse, touch panel and barcode scanner pass back from receiver to transmitter, recognised as local USB devices.

KVM pass-throughTouch back-channelUSB HID

Data · Network

Built-in 100M Ethernet PHY and UART: pass network and UART commands through the link, or run over a routed wired network or fiber extension when wireless range is not enough.

Ethernet 100MUARTI²C

Security · Encryption

The video link is encrypted end to end with a key created when TX and RX pair. Video, audio and keyboard/mouse data are all encrypted, and unpaired devices cannot join or decode the picture.

End-to-endPairing keyWired & wireless

PRODUCTS

Video Transmission Modules

A paired transmitter and receiver. Plug them into the carrier board, connect the network card, and you have a complete wireless video link.

ATE9430T

ATE9430T Wireless Video Transmitter with HDMI Loop-out

HDMI in, encode, transmit at up to 4K30. Built-in HDMI loop-out at 4K30 feeds a local monitor without an external splitter.

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ATE9430R

ATE9430R Wireless Video Receiver Module

Receive, decode and output HDMI at up to 4K30, or up to 120Hz at 1080p.

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ATE9460

ATE9460 Wireless Video Transmitter

HDMI in, encode, transmit. 80-pin edge connector, 22x45mm, 4K60 with EDID pass-through.

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ATE9461

ATE9461 Wireless Video Receiver

Receive, decode, HDMI out. Audio DAC and I²C, with OSD overlay on successful pairing.

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APPLICATIONS

Application Development & Customisation

Same modules, new carrier board and enclosure — a new product category.

Meeting Rooms

Wireless Presentation

Cabling hassle and adapter chaos in meeting rooms, especially with BYOD guests.

View details →KVM Extension

Wireless KVM Extender

The host must live in a rack or server room while the operator sits tens of metres away.

View details →Film & Broadcast

Camera Link & On-set Monitoring

Cameras move constantly while director, focus puller and client all need the same feed.

View details →Portable Display

Wireless Portable Monitor

Portable monitors still need an HDMI or Type-C cable to the source, which gets in the way when moving around or sharing the screen.

View details →Wired & Fiber

Wired & Fiber Extension

Between buildings, across a site or in heavy RF interference, wireless cannot reach and HDMI cable cannot run that far.

View details →Pro Display

Wireless DisplayPort Extension

Workstations, graphics cards and pro monitors mostly use DisplayPort. Going wireless means stacking DP-to-HDMI adapters, which is messy and hard to keep compatible.

View details →Mobile Casting

Wireless USB-C Video

Laptops, tablets and phones often have only USB-C, so casting starts with hunting for an adapter, and guest devices in meeting rooms and showrooms vary widely.

View details →Docking

Wireless Casting Dock (USB-C Hub)

Laptops have few ports, so monitors, keyboard and mouse, Ethernet and charging all need adapters, and casting in a meeting room means carrying yet another dongle.

View details →In-Car Connectivity

Wireless CarPlay & Android Auto

The head unit only supports wired CarPlay, so the phone has to be plugged in every trip, and rear passengers end up passing phones around to share content.

View details →Medical & Industrial

Industrial & Medical Imaging

Mobile probes tangle cables; routing between operating room and lecture hall is restricted.

View details →Gaming

Gaming Console Extender

Console lives in the living room but you want to play in the bedroom or study.

View details →Digital Signage

Retail Digital Signage

Ceiling-mounted screens are hard to wire and re-fitting means breaking walls again.

View details →Long Range

Drone & Gimbal Downlink

Airborne video must reach the ground station in real time over long distances.

View details →Industrial

Industrial HMI & AGV

Harsh machine-side conditions rule out terminals, and mobile units cannot drag video cables.

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HOW IT WORKS

Two Operating Modes

The same module pair runs over either a wireless or a wired link. Both modes carry video, audio and KVM data together.

Mode A Wireless video link (with KVM data)

Host / SourceHDMI · USB
TX transmitter + Wi-Fi
Wireless5 GHz · encrypted · 30 – 1000 m
RX receiver + Wi-Fi
Display + KMHDMI · USB

Video + audio: TX → RXKVM / USB: RX → TX

EDID feedback: the receiver reads the display EDID and returns it to the transmitter, so the source always sees the real screen capability.

Mode B Wired Ethernet + fiber (with KVM data)

Host / SourceHDMI · USB
TX transmitterBuilt-in Ethernet PHY · RJ45
Cable + switch / router500 m total or Fiber converters + fiber10 km · 20 km+
RX receiverBuilt-in Ethernet PHY · RJ45
Display + KMHDMI · USB

Video + audio: TX → RXKVM / USB: RX → TX4K60 / 4K30 models

KVM data: keyboard, mouse, touch panel and scanner connect at the receiver and pass back over the wireless or wired link, appearing to the host as local USB devices with no drivers. Both modes support it.

RANGE OPTIONS

Choose Your Range

Product model + transport: the transport sets the range, the product model sets the resolution. They are independent — 4K60 works at every range tier.

Product modelAll models also support 1080p

WirelessSwap the Wi-Fi module to change range

ATE9460+ATE9461+AIC8800-D40

30 ~ 100 m

Short Range

Lowest cost and power, for same-room to adjacent-room use such as shared-office dongles, rear-seat displays and meeting-room casting.

Antenna: Single antenna (1T1R)

Resolution: 4K60 (1080p supported)

Lowest costLowest power

Recommended

ATE9460+ATE9461+AIC8800-D80

100 ~ 300 m

Mid Range (Default)

The default choice for most projects, covering cross-room and cross-floor distances for presentation, KVM and signage.

Antenna: Single antenna (1T1R)

Resolution: 4K60 (1080p supported)

RecommendedCross-room / floor

ATE9460+ATE9461+RTL8812CU

300 ~ 1000 m

Long Range

Higher output power and sensitivity for outdoor, cross-floor and mobile platforms such as drones, inspection vehicles and stage events.

Antenna: Dual antenna (2T2R MIMO)

Resolution: 4K60 (1080p supported)

Dual antenna 2T2RLongest rangeBetter penetration

Wired / FiberBuilt-in 100M Ethernet PHY, works through routers

ATE9460+ATE9461+Cable + switch

500 m

Via switches / routers

The module's built-in 100M Ethernet PHY runs through switches or routers for a total of 500 m. Each cable segment follows the Ethernet limit of about 100 m; switches extend it further.

Resolution: 4K60 (1080p supported)

Via switchVia router~100 m per segment

ATE9460+ATE9461+Fiber extension

10 km

Fiber, mid range

The Ethernet port connects to a fiber media converter for runs between buildings or across a site.

Resolution: 4K60 (1080p supported)

Between buildingsInterference-free

ATE9460+ATE9461+Fiber extension

20 km

Fiber, long range

Fiber runs reach 20 km and beyond, for links across campuses or city districts.

Resolution: 4K60 (1080p supported)

20 km+Cross-campus

Pick a range card to see the full configuration below

Recommended set

TXATE9460RXATE9461Wi-FiAIC8800-D80

Quote this configuration Start with the kit

Max resolution3840×2160 @ 60Hz

Max frame rate1080p @ 240Hz

TX HDMI loop-outNo loop-out on the module itself; add an HDMI splitter chip on the carrier board for 4K60 loop-out

Range (line of sight)100 ~ 300 m

AntennaSingle antenna (1T1R)

PowerVBUS 3.7 ~ 5.1 V

Note: wireless ranges are line-of-sight references and depend on antenna type and placement, enclosure material, interference and power quality. Fiber range depends on the media converter and fiber type used.

FROM SAMPLE TO SCALE

Four Steps from Evaluation to Mass Production

RF, codec and pairing all live inside the module. Your team only designs a carrier board.

01
Evaluate with the Kit

The ATE946X-KIT ships pre-paired with TX/RX modules, DEMO boards and antennas on Type-C power. Test picture and range out of the box.
02
Design the Carrier Board

Follow the DEMO carrier-board schematic and PCB reference with the 80-pin assignment. Changing range only swaps the Wi-Fi module.
03
Prototype Bring-up

One-to-one engineering support for power, antenna placement and enclosure effects, tuned to your application.
04
Volume Supply

Modules ship as factory-paired sets. Plug in on the line — no setup for your end users.

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Custom Development

We also develop custom video codecs, AI video processing, human and object real-time detection algorithms, speech processing and recognition neural-network products, plus automotive cluster UI and display casting solutions.