The Pyle Pro PDWM4560.5 is a wireless combo microphone system offering a budget-friendly solution for houses of worship, clubs, educational institutions, and conference centers needing to accommodate up to four presenters, performers, instructors, or participants. By including multiple types of microphones, this system achieves great versatility at a low price point.

The PDWM4560.5 comes with a quad-channel tabletop receiver, four bodypack transmitters, four lavalier microphones, and four headset mics. The headsets are optimal for fitness instructors and dancer/singers, while the lavaliers are ideal for visual discreetness, allowing you to swap between the headworn headset mics and the clip-on lavalier mics according to the preference of the subjects and the sound technician.

With per-channel volume controls and four independent XLR outputs, the receiver allows simple level adjustments and proper hookup to separate inputs on a mixing console or multitrack recorder. The receiver is powered by an included power adapter, while the transmitters run on AA batteries (also included).

For 4 Presenters/Performers/Instructors    4 x Lavalier Mics, 4 x Headset Mics    4 x Bodypack Transmitters    Quad-Channel Tabletop Receiver    Adjustable Volume per Channel    Independent Balanced XLR Outputs    Unbalanced 1/4" Mono Output    Includes AA Batteries and Rackmount Kit    Operating Range up to 164'

The PDWM4560.5 comes with four headset microphones and four lavalier mics. Use the headset mics for fitness instructors, dancer-singers, presenters, and preachers. The lavalier mics is ideal for situations where visual discreetness is preferred and when the subjects don't want to wear a mic on their head. No matter which mic you use, the unbalanced 3.5mm TS connection to the bodypack transmitter is the same.

Each bodypack transmitter features a 3.5mm TS input, adjustable gain, and a lavalier/headset mode switch, optimizing it for use with either of the wired mic types included with the system. Both mics enable the subject to keep their hands free.

The tabletop receiver features four built-in receiver modules, each with a volume control, AF and RF LEDs, and a balanced 3-pin XLR output. An unbalanced 1/4" mixed output is also provided for routing a blend of all four channels to a single input on a PA system. The receiver's antennas are detachable for safe and compact storage.

• Operates in the UHF spectrum from 572.1 to 597.8 MHz, away from Wi-Fi and Bluetooth interference
• Supports a maximum range of 164'
• Squelch circuit analyzes signal strength to reduce the likelihood of noise burst from RF (radio frequency) 
• Red light on each bodypack and handheld transmitter warns that less than one hour of battery life remains
• Includes eight AA batteries to power the bodypack transmitters
• Includes rackmount hardware for the receiver
• Includes 1/4" audio cable for connecting the receiver to a mixer or PA system

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can the motor and hand unit be used without the grip and lidar?

A: Yes, the DJI Focus Pro All-In-One Combo can be used without the Grip,and Lidar. The motor could be powered by the Gimbal and the Handwheel connects to the motor wirelessly.

Q: 2. Is there longer cables that work with the motors and lidar? USB-c has much longer options but they do not seem to work

A: At this moment we do not have longer cable options for the DJI Focus Pro All-In-One Combo.

Q: 3. I see it says it will work with RS 3 & RS 4 Pro gimbals, but will it still work with the RS 2?

A: No, the DJI Focus Pro All-In-One Combo is not compatible with the DJI RS2 Pro Gimbal Stabilizer.

Q: 4. Will this handle work with the Tilta Advanced Ring Grip for DJI RS 3 Pro and RS 2 Gimbals BH #TITGAARG?

A: The DJI Focus Pro Grip of the DJI Focus Pro All-In-One Combo can mount onto the NATO mounting points of the Tilta Advanced Ring Grip for DJI RS 3 Pro and RS 2 Gimbals, but the grip is designed to be connected directly to the focus motor and may not be a functional setup.

Q: 5. Does the Focus Pro Grip also let you control a zoom and/or iris motor along with the focus? Or only 1 motor at a time?

A: The Focus Pro Grip with the DJI Focus Pro All-In-One Combo can switch the control dial from Focus to Zoom via the touchscreen. The motor must be set to the intended mode for the respective control.

Q: 6. Can you pair more than 4 satellite speakers with this or is it capped with the 4 units it comes with? Was thinking of getting 8 if that's even possible.

A: Looking though the Sony website, unfortunately they do not mention if additional speakers are able to be added to this set up. Hope this helps. https://electronics.sony.com/audio/soundbars/all-soundbars/p/hta9

Q: 7. Can you have LiDAR focus overlays on the high bright monitor without the bracket to connect the the fiz hand unit to monitor?

A: No, DJI Focus Pro Hand Unit from the DJI Focus Pro All-In-One Combo or the DJI Wireless Video Transmitter (BH #DJVDC) would have to be connected to the DJI High-Bright Remote Monitor in order for the Lidar to communicate with the monitor.

Q: 8. What are the latest accessories need to get this work with the transmission system?

A: The DJI Focus Pro All-In-One Combo and DJI Transmission with High-Bright Monitor Combo currently do not integrate.

Q: 9. How can one enter focal length above 100mm?

A: The DJI Focus Pro All-In-One Combo is not compatible with lens focal lengths above 100mm due to the DJI Focus Pro LiDAR requiring a calibration range at 1 meter or 3.28 ft.

Q: 10. Can the Focus Pro Hand Unit control the lidar unit, or is it only the Grip which can do this? If so, how is lidar info displayed

A: The DJI Lidar Pro is powered and controlled with the DJI Hand grip only. The Grip has a small display for setup and control as well as setting focus points..