The Electro-Voice RE3-RX 5L is a top - notch UHF wireless diversity receiver. It has a clear frequency scanning feature that quickly finds open frequencies, and wireless synchronization to the transmitter for easy setup. With balanced XLR and unbalanced 1/4” TRS outputs, it can be easily connected to various audio systems. This receiver pairs perfectly with any RE3 - HHT handheld or RE3 - BPT bodypack transmitter in the same band. The robust handheld transmitter and the diversity receiver work together to deliver stable system performance. The diversity reception technology reduces signal dropouts by choosing the best antenna moment - by - moment based on signal strength. The frequency scanning function simplifies finding a clear operating frequency, and the sync function wirelessly synchronizes all parameters to the transmitter. It offers a wide tuning bandwidth, selectable in 25kHz steps, ensuring trouble - free operation for single and multi - channel systems. The easy - to - read LCD display shows all menus and operating parameters vividly. Key features include minimizing dropouts with diversity reception, frequency scanning for open frequencies, easy setup with the sync function, a wide tuning bandwidth, and an easy - to - read LCD display.
Using the Electro - Voice RE3 - RX 5L receiver is straightforward. First, connect the receiver to a power source using the DC12 - 15V/500mA power supply. Then, connect your audio equipment to the balanced XLR or unbalanced 1/4” TRS outputs. To set up the frequency, use the frequency scanning function to find an open frequency. Once you've selected a frequency, use the sync function to synchronize the receiver with your RE3 - HHT handheld or RE3 - BPT bodypack transmitter. You can easily view all the settings and status on the easy - to - read LCD display. When it comes to maintenance, keep the receiver in a dry and clean place. Avoid exposing it to extreme temperatures or humidity. Check the detachable 1/2 wave antenna with BNC connector regularly for any signs of damage. If you notice any signal dropouts, try adjusting the antenna position. Also, make sure to keep the transmitter's battery charged for optimal performance.
