The RE3-RX5L Diversity Wireless Receiver from Electro-Voice is a UHF wireless diversity receiver featuring clear frequency scanning, wireless synchronization to transmitter, balanced XLR outputs, and unbalanced 1/4" TRS outputs. It can be used when paired with any RE3 HHT handheld capsule or bodypack transmitter and microphone (sold separately) to deliver rock-solid system performance for presentation or interview audio applications.

The RE3-RX is rack-mountable, and the 1/2 space diversity receiver is designed to function as the control center for your wireless setup. Using clear frequency scan and sync functions, the receiver offers control settings that synchronize to a mated transmitter. Diversity reception technology minimizes the chance of signal dropouts and provides two different antenna locations. The antennas switch moment by moment based on signal strength and stability, which insures solid performance.

Additionally, the easy-to-read LCD display provides vivid viewing of all menus and operating parameters.

For Theater, Broadcast & Film Production    Rack-Mountable Diversity Receiver    Compact Bodypack Transmitter    TA4M Input Accepts Mic/Instrument Level    Adjustable Sensitivity and Attenuation    Control Transmitter via Receiver    8-Hour Operating Time via AA Batteries    Informative Backlit LCD Screens    Transmitter Battery Status on Receiver    Selectable 10 or 50 mW RF Output Power

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. How long does it work on a 2900mAh battery pack?

A: The Z CAM IPMAN S HDMI Wireless Video Streaming Device does not list power drain. We suspect a 2900mAh is on the shorter amount of time. To get through your job, have several spares.

Q: 2. I have a 1080 29.93 output video signal camcorder. Does the IPMAN accept my camera output?

A: The Z CAM IPMAN S HDMI Wireless Video Streaming Device will handle your 1080p23.98 camcorder and convert the signal to 1080p60.

Q: 3. Does it make sense to pair these with a 32bit-float recorder? or rather: do they transmit 32bits to the receiver so a zoom F6 would get the full dynamic range?

A: The 32bit aspect of the Zoom F6 allows for extremely high headroom while recording. This means that regardless of how high or low your audio signal being recorded is, the audio can be turned up or down after the fact to be usable. The type of audio being sent to the F6 does not impact the bit rate of the recorder. It would be a fine pairing in general.

Q: 4. Could I use the headphone port on the receiver to send the signal to a different system?

A: The Comica Audio BoomX-U QUA Ultracompact 4-Person Wireless Microphone System has two outputs, a main Mic Output and a Headphone Output. The Mic Output is the correct type of signal for cameras, mobile devices, and recorders. The Headphone Output on the other hand is really only the correct voltage and impedance for a pair of headphones. It could be used as a line output in an emergency, but quality will be undesirable and the signal will be too hot for something expecting a microphone-level signal.

Q: 5. What's the correct DC power adapter to purchase for use with this device?

A: Unfortunately, no viable DC power adapters were found that support the 18VDC power requisites that the IPMAN S HDMI Wireless Video Streaming Device has.

Q: 6. Can the gain of each microphone be adjusted independently by the receiver?

A: Yes. : Dedicated gain buttons on the receiver allow quick and effortless adjustment of the signal level for each microphone independently.

Q: 7. Just curious if the unit will accept a 4k HDMI input?

A: No, this will only accept 1080 60.

Q: 8. Receiver and transmitter?

A: The Z CAM IPMAN can be used as transmitter or receiver by switching Rx and Tx mode.

Q: 9. Is the BoomX-U better than BoomX-D?

A: The two systems are similar in that both are wireless microphone systems, but each operates in a different manner. Determining which system is better will depend on your specific needs and the types of strong wireless audio frequencies that are already in use within the location where the system will be used often. The BoomX-U is an analog wireless system which operates within the UHF frequency band between 568 to 579 MHz and offers 48 frequencies to choose from to avoid wireless signal interference. It has an operating range of up to 394'. The built-in rechargeable batteries for the UHF system provide up to 6 hours of operation. The BoomX-D is a digital wireless system which operates within the 2.4 GHz band (2400 to 2483.5 MHz) above the range of radio and TV, but within the range of Wi-Fi signal. Only one other wireless BoomX-D can be used at the same time. It has an operating range of up to 164' and its built-in rechargeable batteries provide up to 5 hours of operation. The advantage of a 2.4 GHz systems is that they can be used in most countries around the world while regulations for UHF frequencies vary. Within the US, the UHF system offers more frequencies to switch between, the ability to use more of the same wireless mic systems, and a longer operating distance between the transmitter and receiver. Please contact us by phone or through live chat if you have additional questions or if you would like further assistance.

Q: 10. Does it work with Xbox One?

A: The TS-PC Racer is only compatible with PC/Windows