Teradek Bond USB Cellular Expansion Module

The Teradek Bond USB Cellular Expansion Module converts the Cube 600 (H.264), 700 (HEVC), and 800 (HEVC 4K) series into a professional cellular bonding device. The Bond USB Cellular Expansion Module delivers 3G/4G/LTE modems into a single bandwidth pipeline. This feature allows the user to stream live with 1080p resolution from a cellular network. The combined bandwidth can support up to 5 cellular modems, LTE connections, and ethernet to build a streaming pipeline with sufficient redundancy to ensure your stream signal reaches its destination with high quality. The Bond 318 can connect to any existing Cube 600, 700, or 800 series through a pogo pin connector and provides up to 4 additional modem connections through USB, as well as the Teradek Node high-performance LTE radios. The Bond can support up to 10 total network connections.

Built-in Li-ion battery
The Bond has a built-in Li-ion battery that provides a short extension during the battery swaps, so your transmission cannot be compromised.

Compatible with Node Modems
The Node, a high-performance 3G/4G/LTE modem, connects to the Bond module via USB and supports major LTE data bands. This allows users to use any SIM card for their country. When the users stream over bonded network connections with the Cube and Bond expansion module, the Core server running demuxing software, which required to turn the data back into a video format. The Core expands the Bond module's capabilities, as the real-time transcoding, archiving, remote management and configuration, and multi-platform delivery.

Compatible with Core
Core is an IP video management ecosystem in the cloud. The platform allows users to route, configure, monitor, archive, and transcode all of your Teradek professional codecs in one place from anywhere in the world. A Core subscription is required for Bond users to demux incoming bonded streams.

4-pin Connectors and USB
You can choose between USB or 4-pin connectors for your Bond expansion module. The USB model allows users to use both traditional carrier-branded USB modems and Teradek Nodes, while the 4-pin connector option offers superior linkage to the chassis and weather resistance for Node modems only.