The TX1600 UHF Handheld Transmitter from CAD is designed to be used with WX1600 StagePass Wireless Systems. The transmitter features a SoftTouch power switch which can be held down for 2 seconds to turn the transmitter on or off, or can be momentarily pressed to mute or unmute the audio. A tri-color LED indicator light displays the transmitter's status. A green light indicates that the transmitter is powered up and the audio is live, an orange light indicates that the transmitter is powered up and the audio is muted, and a flashing red light indicates a low battery status. The transmitter also includes an IR node for Scan-Link operation. Powered by 2 AA batteries, the transmitter can run for up to 15 hours.

For the WX1600 Wireless System    Dynamic Cardioid Capsule    100-Channel Frequency Agile    40 Hz to 15 kHz Frequency Response    Runs on 2 x AA Batteries for 15 Hours

SoftTouch power switch

Power switch can be used for both on/off function, and to mute/unmute the audio

Tri-color LED indicator light

IR node for Scan-Link operation

Powered by two AA batteries for up to 15 hours

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can you use 2 of these units with one body pack transmitter. Use case would be put one receiver on camera for monitoring and one receiver into audio recorder as a way of having redundancy in recordings.

A: Yes, two Sony URX-P40 Camera-Mount Wireless Receivers can be used with a single transmitter, as long as both the transmitter and the receivers are set to the same wireless channel.

Q: 2. Is the VocoPro SilentPA Practice transmitter the same as the VocoPro SilentPA Seminar transmitter?

A: Yes the products are the same. other than the quantity of transmitters; 10 on the Seminar, 4 on the Practice systems.

Q: 3. Do this have the standard size aux jack or the big one?

A: It has the standard size aux jack

Q: 4. What is the body length including the antennas?

A: The Sony URX-P40 Camera-Mount Wireless Receiver has a specified height of 70mm or 2 7/8 inches without antennas. The antennas can add up to 5 inches of height, but their lengths vary depending on the frequency range chosen. Lower frequencies mean longer antennas.

Q: 5. Can this receiver be as a IFB to monitor audio?

A: Yes, the Sony URX-P40 Camera-Mount Wireless Receiver does have a 3.5mm headphone jack which can be used to monitor audio, so it could be used for an IFB application.

Q: 6. Can this mic be conected to a JBL xtreme 2 speaker?

A: The Xtreme 2 does not have an input for a microphone and was not designed to be used with a mic. The USB port is for charging only and the wired 1/8" (3.5mm) aux input is not for use with a microphone. However, you could work around these limitations and connect the mic to a computer, then use the computer's Bluetooth to send the audio output from the computer to the Xtreme 2, or use the computer's headphone output to connect to the Xtreme 2's wired 1/8" (3.5mm) aux input.

Q: 7. Can this mic connect directly to an iPhone? I need a bluetooth mic for interview video's I want to do on my iPhone.

A: This mic is not advertised as working with iOS devices, but if you get an Apple Lightning to USB Camera Adapter, B&H # APMLUCADP, you can connect the USB receiver to an iPhone. This is A UHF system, Bluetooth is generally not used for wireless mics's of this type, so you do have to plug a receiver into your iPhone.

Q: 8. If utilizing this receiver with a Sony FX-3 and the SMAD-P5 and using two transmitters, is the system still true diversity? Also, is auto gain control the only option with the SMAD-P5 and the FX-3?

A: Yes, the Sony URX-P41D Dual-Channel Camera-Mount Wireless Receiver still uses true diversity reception when receiving audio from two transmitters and connected to the Sony SMAD-P5 Digital MI Shoe Adapter.

Q: 9. Can this be used to talk into during videocalls? Basically, can I use it instead of my webcam microphone to talk to people over videochat more clearly.. Will it send the audio through the computer directly?

A: Yes, this can be used with video calls on a computer. For this to work, you would need either a dedicated 1/8'' mic input on your computer, or a combined mic/headphone headset port. If you have a headset port on the computer, then you would need this adapter to allow for an audio connection from the receiver BH #STMUYHSMFF. If your computer does not have a mic in or headset port, then you would need an adapter such as this BH #AUATR2XUSB.

Q: 10. Is this compatible with the Sony DWT-B01 Digital Wireless transmitters?

A: No, components from Sony's UWP-D line such as the Sony URX-S03D UWP-D Dual-Channel Slot-In Wireless Receiver are not compatible for use with components from Sony's DWX line such as the Sony DWT-B01 Digital Wireless Bodypack Transmitter.