DUO-RX

DUO-RX Features:

Twin True Diversity antenna arrays for a Quad Antenna setup
Dual Isolated Output Channels
Remote controls every audio adjustment on each transmitter
Dual SMA elbow antennas
Updatable Firmware
Live VU meter monitoring
Separate 1/4″ and 3/8″ mounting points underneath

Replaceable Antenna

The DUO-RX features a SMA antenna port so if you want to swap out a standard antenna with a directional one you can.

Perfect Ergonomics

The DUO-RX is designed so it’s screen can be seen. Either mounted in a sound bag or on top of a DSLR, the 1.3″ OLED display can always been by the user. Now you always have the power of the home display screen in a position you can actually use it.

Remote Control Transmitters

No longer do you have to bother talent just to make a minor adjustment to their transmitter bodypack. Now you can login in to each of the transmitters paired to the DUO-RX and change all the sound related paraments remotely from the menu of the DUO-RX.

Everything On Display

Form Factor	Portable
Mounting Options	Belt Clip, Shoe-Mount (with Included Hardware)
Antenna	2 x 1/4 Wave External, SMA (Top-Mount) 2 x Internal
Number of Audio Channels	2
Audio I/O	2 x 1/8″ / 3.5 mm TRS Female Balanced/Unbalanced Mic/Line Output (Lockable)
Gain Range	-51 to +15 dB (3 dB Steps)
Frequency Response	50 Hz to 20 kHz
USB/Lightning Connectivity	1 x USB Type-C (Bus Power, Charging, Firmware Updates)
Approximate RF Sensitivity	-86 dBm
RF Output Power	10 / 25 / 50 / 100 mW
Power Requirements	Internal Battery or Bus Power (USB)
Battery Type	1 x Built-In Rechargeable
Internal Battery Capacity	2200 mAh
Battery Charging Time	70 Minutes
Approx. Battery Life	Approx 10 Hours (Lithium Rechargeable)
Battery Cycle Count	Up to 500 Full Life Cycles
Display & Indicators	1 x OLED (AF Level, Battery Status, High-Pass Filter, Menu Navigation, Mute, RF Level) 1 x LED (Mute, Power) 1 x LED (Mute) 2 x LED (Sync)
Housing	Aluminum
Mounting Options	1/4″ 20 Threaded Mount, 3/8″ Threaded Mount, Hook-n-Loop Belt (included)
Operating Temperature	14 to 113°F / -10 to 45°C
Dimensions	3.4 x 4.4 x 1.3″ / 87.4 x 113 x 33.5 mm (with Antennas)
Weight	8.7 oz / 248 g

User Manual (PDF)

Sounds like your screen lock has engaged. Press and hold the Up and Down buttons at the same time for 3 seconds to unlock your screen.

Add some High-Frequency Boost in the TX menu to increase the high frequency making it sound brighter and more clear.

Make sure when you are using transmitters that are paired to different receivers that you use the USB-C Master Slave Sync cable. Plug in the USB-C Master Slave Sync cable to both receivers to sync them up. This will help prevent your transmitters from hopping to the same frequency at the same time.

Make sure your antennae are screwed all the way on. Try to make sure the bend of the transmitter’s antenna is away from the human body – this alone will increase the efficiency of the transmitter by another 25%. Also make sure you are not standing within 5 meters of the WiFi router – a lot of WiFi routers have bad RF spray that affects all of the 2.4GHz channels. Keep your cell phone away from your BP-TX, it will affect your signal range. Lastly make sure you don’t use the same USER ID on more than one BP-TX. The USER ID is used to encrypt and decode your signals and having multiple units with the same USER ID will confuse your receiver’s ability to decode the signal.

Make sure you are using a USB drive that is formatted for FAT32. Also insert your drive after you’ve entered the update menu but before you upload the update file. Make sure you have placed the .bin files on the root of the USB drive.

Some brands of lavaliers do not recommend using their lavaliers with 100% digital systems like the Deity Connect or the Sennheiser AVX. This is due to their lavaliers’ lack of shielding in the cable. You can either reduce the RF Power on your TX to see if this helps reduce the interference noise or change to a lavalier that was designed for use with a digital wireless system.

Visit our firmware page and get the latest update.