Turn on Your mini

RGBlink mini package includes a PD 12V/2.5A power adapter and power cable.

Before connecting the power supply, make sure the power standard in your country or region is supported.

Firmly connect the power cable to ensure stable power delivery to mini.

📢 Important

It is recommended to use the power adapter included with mini. If another adapter must be used, make sure it meets the following requirements:

• Supports the PD3 fast charging protocol
• Uses a USB-C power port with reversible plug orientation
• Provides at least 35W of PD output power
• If the power adapter has two ports, use only the USB-C port for powering mini

The image shows the standard power adapter included with mini series for reference:

Connect Video Sources

mini provides 4 HDMI input ports and supports input resolutions up to 4K@60Hz.

The device supports automatic deinterlacing. Interlaced signals (i-format) connected through HDMI will be automatically converted to progressive scan.

You can connect any device with an HDMI output, such as a computer or camera, as an input source for mini.

mini features a built-in 2-inch display. After powering on and connecting a video source, the screen will automatically detect the input resolution and display the video feed.

📢  Notes
- HDMI cables are not included in mini package and must be purchased separately.
- Some cameras/camcorders use a mini HDMI connector. When connecting these devices, an additional mini HDMI-to-HDMI cable is required.

Connect HDMI Output

You can use HDMI cables to connect MULTI-VIEW output and PROGRAM output to HDMI monitors for simultaneous preview and program monitoring.

By default, the MULTI-VIEW output displays a multi-view monitoring interface, allowing you to view:

• Audio and video status of all input sources
• Current device status
• Preview (PVW) output
• Program (PGM) output

In addition to multi-view monitoring, the MULTI-VIEW output can also:

• Output a fixed input source
• Output the PGM signal directly

You can switch between PVW, PGM, and input sources in the [Video Output] menu.

mini also supports adjustable HDMI output resolution.

• Press the [M] button and tap [Video Output] in the menu to select the output resolution format.
• The HDMI output supports resolutions up to 1080p60.

Connect Microphone and External Monitoring Devices

The right-side panel of mini provides two** 3.5mm **audio ports:

• Audio Output (Line Out)

Connect headphones or speakers for real-time monitoring of the main output audio.

• Microphone Input (Mic In)

Connect a microphone, wireless mic receiver, or the Line Out output from an external audio mixer for audio mixing.

mini supports:

• 4-channel embedded HDMI audio
• 3.5mm analog audio input
• Multi-source audio mixing

This allows computer audio and microphone audio to be output simultaneously.

Connect via USB for Recording

Connect the USB 3.0 port labeled as WEBCAM on mini to your computer using a USB cable. The computer will recognize the device as a USB webcam source.

You can then select mini as a video input source in streaming or recording software such as TikTok, Douyu, Bilibili, or OBS to achieve professional multi-camera production.

**📢  Notes**

- If your computer only has USB-C ports, you can use a USB-A to USB-C cable. Make sure the cable supports data transfer.  
- The signal is recognized in Windows and MAC system as "RGBlink USB 3.0 Capture".
- For SSD, check the drive specifications to confirm whether external power is required.  
- Using multiple streaming outputs simultaneously, or using UVC output and recording at the same time, may cause frame drops or lag on mini  .

Connect Router

Use a CAT6 Ethernet cable to connect mini to the router.

Press the [M] button to enter the menu, then go to: [Menu] > [Settings] > [IP Settings] > [Disable DHCP], manually configure the IP address for mini.

Make sure the router and mini are on the same network segment.