The VocoPro SilentPA-RX is bodypack receiver used with SilentPA wireless audio transmitters (available separately). Listeners use this receiver, with headphones (available separately), to tune into the audio program from the transmitter. The system can be expanded to allow up to 16 transmitters to broadcast, each on a unique frequency, to an unlimited number of receivers—at a range of up to 150'. The SilentPA is well suited to a wide variety of applications including guided tours and educational needs, houses of worship that broadcast in different languages, multiple presenters or performers working simultaneously in the same venue, and more.

This bodypack receiver works with both the SilentPA-TX bodypack and the SilentPA-ST tabletop transmitters and can be added to expand existing systems. The unit features a belt clip and two 3.5mm stereo outputs, allowing you to monitor the program while also recording to a separate device. A single knob controls the volume for both outputs and doubles as a power switch. Two AA batteries power the unit for approximately 4 hours, while the USB port lets you simultaneously use and charge rechargeable batteries (not included) in the receiver; just connect a USB cable to a power adapter or power bank (USB cable, adapter, and bank available separately).

Wireless Audio from SilentPA Transmitter    2 x 3.5mm Outs for Headphones/Recording    Use with Headphones or Powered Speakers    4-Hr on AA Batteries, USB Charging Port    150' Range, 16 Channels

• Operates in the 900 MHz UHF band, free from TV station and Wi-Fi interference
• Two 3.5mm outputs for headphones, powered speaker, or recording device
• Single volume control for both outputs
• Powered by two AA alkaline or rechargeable batteries
• Internal recharge circuit allows simultaneous operation and charging of rechargeable batteries (batteries and USB charging cable not included)

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can I use two (or more) Rode TX units with Rode RX at the same time?

A: The RODE RX-CAM Camera-Mount Digital Wireless Receiver is a single-channel receiver, so it can connect to only one transmitter at a time.

Q: 2. Good day. My name is richard. I have a question. I just bought a Yamaha 5.1 surround system, rx-v385bl. Today's date is 6-03-21. like to know if there is a software, firmware update for this. If so, what is the version number and where do I obtain this download on the internet for it. Also, does this upgrade make the HDMI ARC into a HDMI e Arc. That is, will it make it into an e-arc usable. Hope to hear from you with an answer. Thank you.

A: According to HDMI.org unfortunately ARC is not upgradable to eARC. Here is the link with more information. https://www.hdmi.org/spec21sub/enhancedaudioreturnchannel

Q: 3. Will this receiver convert all the analog video inputs to digital so everything can go to HDMI out to the TV without needing a separate composite video cable to also go to the TV?

A: Once you have gone from the HDMI out into the TV, you will not have to establish any other connection between the receiver and the TV.

Q: 4. Does the remote control the main volume so you don't have to walk over to it to turn the knob?

A: Yes, you can control the volume.

Q: 5. Can an HDMI cable be run FROM the HDMI ARC port on my tv INTO the HDMI ARC out on the receiver? (It is not possible for me to route the cables in the opposite direction).

A: Yes, it should work depending on the TV. Make sure ARC is enabled on the TV and the receiver.

Q: 6. I have the Rode Filmmaker Kit already. Can I add this as a secondary or additional receiver, say on a second camera or a mixing board?

A: No, only one transmitter and one receiver can be used together, so you would not be able to send the signal from one transmitter to two different receivers.

Q: 7. Why would this NOT work with a EW100 G3 transmitter in the same frequency range?

A: The Sennheiser EW100 series wireless components use a different/separate wireless communication protocol that prevents them from properly communicating with products from the IEM series such as the Sennheiser EK IEM G4 Stereo Bodypack Receiver with IE 4 Earphones (A: 516 to 558 MHz), even when tuned to the same frequency.

Q: 8. I have two JBL L820 speakers as well as a JBL LC2 center channel speaker. Does this unit have enough power use these?

A: The Yamaha RX-V385 5.1-Channel A/V Receiver (BH # YARXV385BL) will have ample power to drive these speakers to more than a comfortable level depending upon your seated listening distance and the dimensions/furnishings of your listening space.

Q: 9. Can I hook a pair of Jbl Tlx 150, 4 ohms speakers to this amp. safely

A: A single 4ohm pair shouldn't give you any issues.

Q: 10. We have quite a few VocoPro SilentPa 900MHz recievers. Will the SilentPa receivers also work with this SilentSymphony transmitter since they both run at 900MHz or are the recievers not interchangable?

A: This is compatible with all SilentSymphony 900 MHz receivers.