C405 MAX

VTX Wireless Transmitter + RBox Ground Receiver System

The ZYRO C405 MAX is a complete digital wireless video transmission system comprising a VTX airborne transmitter and an RBox ground receiver. Operating across the wide 3–7 GHz band with 1080p60fps video, OSD Canvas mode support for Betaflight and INAV, and wireless pairing, it delivers a fully integrated digital video link from airborne camera to ground display.

1080p60VTX + RBoxCanvas OSD
C405 MAX product hardware

A closer look.

01

Wide-Band 3–7 GHz

5 MHz communication bandwidth across 3–7 GHz for 36 selectable channels and flexible frequency planning.

02

1080p60 / 720p60 Video

High-definition digital video output at 1080p60fps or 720p60fps for smooth, professional-quality footage.

03

Dual Camera Support

VTX supports both visible-light (MIPI 2-lane / 4-lane) and infrared (MIPI 1-lane / DVP) camera inputs.

04

OSD Canvas Mode

Supports Betaflight and INAV MSP OSD Canvas mode for real-time telemetry overlay on the video feed.

05

Quick Pairing

Simple one-button pairing process — green LEDs on both VTX and RBox confirm active link establishment.

06

TF Card Recording

Both VTX and RBox support TF cards up to 1 TB for local video recording alongside wireless transmission.

C405 MAX campaign visualization

Digital video transmission system

HD video. In real time.

Technical Data

VTX Specifications

ParameterValue
ModelC405 MAX
Communication frequency3–7 GHz
Communication bandwidth5 MHz
Transmit power (EIRP)MAX: 33 dBm; FCC: <30 dBm; CE: <14 dBm; SRRC: <20 dBm; MIC: <25 dBm
InterfacesJST1.0 × 4 (power cable), TF card slot
Mounting hole spacing25.5 mm × 25.5 mm
Dimensions34 mm × 34 mm × 18 mm
SD card slotSupports up to 1 TB
Video resolution1080p60fps / 720p60fps
Weight22.41 g
Operating temperature-20 to 60 °C
Number of channels36
Power input11.1–40 V
Supported FC systemsBetaflight, INAV
OSDCanvas Mode (MSP OSD output)
Antenna4 IPEX connectors; 3–5 GHz and 5–7 GHz coverage

RBox Specifications

ParameterValue
Communication frequency3–7 GHz
Communication bandwidth5 MHz
SD card slotSupports up to 1 TB
Type-C interfacesUSB-A to Type-C (PC upgrade); USB 3.2 Type-C to Type-C (DP display); UART EXP (TTL 3.3 V serial)
Power input9–30 V, 2 A
Fan interface5 V / 200 mA supply capability
Keypad interfaceDedicated keypad board; custom keypad development supported

Camera & Antenna Specifications

ParameterValue
Image sensor1/1.8 inch, 2 MP
Resolution1080p60fps / 720p60fps
Aspect ratio16:9 / 4:3
FOV160°
ApertureF2.2
ShutterRolling shutter
Weight13.47 g
Camera dimensions19 mm × 19 mm × 24 mm
Minimum illumination0.0001 Lux
Coaxial cable length140 mm
VTX antennaLHCP, 3–5 GHz / 5–7 GHz, avg gain 2 dBi, 50 Ω, VSWR < 1.5, IPEX-1
RBox antennaLHCP, 3–5 GHz / 5–7 GHz, avg gain 10 dBi, 50 Ω, VSWR ≤ 2.5, SMA-J

The supplied guide lists 11.1–40 V in the VTX specification table and 8–40 V in its interface description. Confirm the power input for your hardware revision before integration.

Interface Reference

VTX Interface Description

InterfaceDescription
Power interface ①VIN: 8–40 V; GND; RX2/TX2 for flight controller serial at 3.3 V level
Visible camera ②MIPI 2-lane or 4-lane signals
Debug interface ③Factory debug sub-board only — RX0, TX0, VBUS, GND, DP, DM
Infrared camera ④MIPI 1-lane or DVP signals
Pairing button ⑤Press to initiate pairing between VTX and RBox

LED Status Indicators

Status Indicators

StatusLED Indication
Unpaired stateRed LEDs on VTX and RBox remain on
Pairing in progressDual-color LEDs on VTX and RBox flash rapidly
Pairing successfulGreen LEDs on VTX and RBox remain on (link active)

Applications

Typical Application Scenarios

FPV drone video links with Betaflight or INAV OSD

Dual-camera platforms requiring both visual and infrared video

Long-range digital video transmission for fixed-wing aircraft

Professional UAV operations requiring high-definition video

Ground control station setups with display via DP output

Research platforms needing simultaneous video recording and transmission

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