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User Manual for RGBlink TAO 1mini

Comprehensive user guide for the RGBlink TAO 1mini streaming encoder and decoder. Learn how to set up connections, configure network settings, manage NDI/RTMP streams, and use the touch interface for recording and monitoring.

Quick answers from the manual

Quick answer

  • The TAO 1mini is a multi-functional streaming device that acts as an encoder, decoder, switcher, and recorder. It supports HDMI/UVC inputs, NDI, and RTMP streaming, all controlled via a 2.1-inch touch screen. p. 7, 14

Key actions

  • Connect Power p. 10
  • Configure Network p. 11
  • Start Streaming p. 34

First start

  • Power on the device, connect your video source (HDMI/UVC), and configure network settings via the touch screen. p. 10, 11, 14

Problems and fixes

Device needs reset

Unplug the power supply, wait, and then turn on the device.

p. 43
Recording fails

Use a USB drive formatted to FAT32.

p. 43

Maintenance and reset

  • Factory Reset can be accessed via the 'About' menu. p. 33, 34

Technical specifications

Parameter Value Meaning Pages
Resolution Up to 4K@60 Maximum supported video resolution. p. 7
Power 5~12V, 10W Power input requirements. p. 43
Storage USB 3.0 up to 2T Maximum supported external storage capacity. p. 9

Where to find it in the PDF

  • Product Overview p. 6, 7, 8, 9
  • Installation p. 10, 11, 12, 13
  • Specifications p. 42, 43
Table of contents

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Quick Guide

The RGBlink TAO 1mini is a compact, multi-functional device that serves as an NDI encoder/decoder, video switcher, and recorder. It features a 2.1-inch touch screen for real-time monitoring and control. To begin, connect your power source (USB-C or PoE), connect your video input (HDMI or UVC), and configure your network settings via the touch interface.

Product Overview

The TAO 1mini supports HDMI and UVC inputs, as well as full NDI gigabit Ethernet video stream codecs. It is designed for portability and can be mounted using standard camera screw holes.

System Connection Diagram
System Connection Diagram
Connector Layout
Connector Layout
Device Dimensions
Device Dimensions

Connectors

  • USB-C (Power): Supports PD protocol.
  • HDMI-OUT: For real-time monitoring of inputs and outputs.
  • USB-C (Input): For UVC capture (USB cameras) and reverse power supply.
  • HDMI-IN: For receiving video signals.
  • 3.5mm Audio Socket: For analog audio input and output monitoring.
  • USB 3.0: For recording to hard disks (up to 2T).
  • LAN: Gigabit network port with PoE support.

Installation

Additional installation photo from page 8
Additional installation photo from page 8
Network Configuration Interface
Network Configuration Interface
Additional installation photo from page 42
Additional installation photo from page 42

Power Supply

The device can be powered via the included USB-C power adapter or through a PoE (Power over Ethernet) module.

Network Configuration

The TAO 1mini and your computer must be on the same LAN. You can use DHCP for automatic IP assignment or configure it manually in the Settings menu. The default IP address is 192.168.5.100.

Operation

Input Area

Access functions by tapping the icons on the touch screen. You can select HDMI, UVC, USB Player, RTMP Pull, or NDI Decoding. Note that NDI Encoding and NDI Decoding modes cannot work simultaneously.

Output Area

Manage your stream and recordings here. Options include RTMP Push, NDI Encoding, and Video Recording. For RTMP streaming, you can configure settings via the TAO APP or by using a configuration file (rtmp.ini) on a USB disk.

Settings

The Settings menu allows you to adjust:

  • Network: Configure IP, DHCP, and WiFi.
  • Bluetooth: Pair with your mobile phone for TAO APP integration.
  • Fan Control: Adjust fan speed or set to Auto.
  • Brightness: Adjust screen brightness and display rotation.
  • About: Check device info, perform firmware upgrades, or factory reset.

Maintenance and Troubleshooting

If you encounter issues, ensure your USB drive is formatted to FAT32 (avoid EXFAT). If the device behaves abnormally, try unplugging the power supply and restarting. For streaming issues, ensure only one streaming function is active at a time.

Practical help

Common problems

Recording fails or no file found

Ensure the USB drive is formatted to FAT32. Avoid using EXFAT format.

HDMI signal not recognized

The device does not support YUV444 or HDCP formats. Ensure the input source is set to RGB, YUV422, or YUV420.

Streaming/Encoding issues

Ensure only one streaming function (RTMP, NDI, etc.) is active at a time.

Before use

  • Check package contents (Power adapter, USB-C cable, 1/4 screw, storage box).
  • Ensure a stable power source (USB-C or PoE).
  • Connect your video source (HDMI or UVC).
  • Connect a network cable if streaming is required.
  • Format your USB drive to FAT32 if you intend to record.

Images and diagrams

  • System connection diagram illustrates inputs (Camera, Laptop, Microphone) and outputs (Stream, Monitor).
  • Rear panel diagram identifies all physical ports including HDMI, USB, and LAN.

Model compatibility

  • Supports resolutions up to 4K@60.
  • USB recording supports drives up to 2T.
  • Requires network connectivity for streaming functions.

Manual page author

David Miller

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Organizes user manual content into clear summaries, with attention to model details, product context, and everyday usability.