CP585T 5.8G 5W transmitter
1. General Specifications
Parameter | Specification |
Frequency | 5.8G 56CH 4990-5865Mhz |
Input Voltage | DC 12-32V, supports 3-7S battery input |
Output Power | 25mW/600mW/2000mW/5000mW @12V/2500mA |
Antenna Interface | SMA female inner hole |
Input Interface | GH1.25 4P + SH2.0 2P |
Mounting Holes | 25×25/Φ2mm, 30.5×30.5/Φ2mm |
Video Transmission Protocol | IRC Tramp |
Weight | 68g |
Dimension | 69×36×22.5mm |
2. Button Operation Instructions
Button | Indicator Light | Operation & Indication |
POWER | Green Light | Short press to switch power; the number of blinks indicates the current power:1 blink = 25mW2 blinks = 600mW3 blinks = 2W4 blinks = 5WLong press for 2s to switch to PIT mode (steady green light indicates PIT mode is activated). |
Band/CH | Red Light | Long press for 2s to switch frequency band; the number of blinks indicates the current band:1 blink = Band A2 blinks = Band B3 blinks = Band E4 blinks = Band F5 blinks = Band R6 blinks = Band blinks = Band X |
Band/CH | Blue Light | Short press to switch frequency channel, cycling through CH1 to CH8 in turn. |
2. Wiring Definition
12-36V, GND, RX, VIDEO, GND, 5V-OUT |
4. Frequency Table (MHz)
Channel | Band A | Band B | Band E | Band F | Band R | Band L | Band X |
CH1 | 5865 | 5733 | 5705 | 5740 | 5658 | 5362 | 4990 |
CH2 | 5845 | 5752 | 5685 | 5760 | 5695 | 5399 | 5020 |
CH3 | 5825 | 5771 | 5665 | 5780 | 5732 | 5436 | 5050 |
CH4 | 5805 | 5790 | 5645 | 5800 | 5769 | 5473 | 5080 |
CH5 | 5785 | 5809 | 5885 | 5820 | 5806 | 5510 | 5110 |
CH6 | 5765 | 5828 | 5905 | 5840 | 5843 | 5547 | 5140 |
CH7 | 5745 | 5847 | 5925 | 5860 | 5880 | 5584 | 5170 |
CH8 | 5725 | 5866 | 5945 | 5880 | 5917 | 5621 | 5200 |
5. Warnings & Notes
① Mandatory Antenna Installation: The antenna must be installed before power-on.
② Heat Dissipation Requirement: The video transmitter may be damaged if there is insufficient heat dissipation during use.
③ Installation Requirement: Leave sufficient space around the module during installation to ensure air circulation and effective heat dissipation. Overheating will cause power reduction or even complete transmission shutdown.
