The SRc Dual-Channel Slot-Mount ENG Receiver from Lectrosonics consist of two separate receivers built into a single, ultra-compact housing with adapters for video-camera-receiver slots and for stand-alone use. They can be used when paired with a transmitter & microphone (sold separately) in various environments for ENG (Electronic News Gathering), EFP (Electronic Field Productions) and other audio applications.

Each receiver features Digital Hybrid Wireless technology that provides compandor-free audio quality and compatibility with other wireless systems. The RF performance is stable over a wide temperature range, making the receiver perfectly suited in rough environmental conditions.

The front panel has a menu-driven LCD interface and four membrane switches which are used to view and alter settings. In addition, the LCD window displays the pilot-tone indicator, diversity activity, RF level, audio level, and transmitter battery status for both receivers.

Furthermore, a built-in spectrum analyzer scans across the tuning range of the receiver and displays a histogram of RF activity across the band. Areas of RF activity are easily recognizable. The two internal receivers can be operated separately and both have switching, antenna-combining diversity, or in tandem with ratio-diversity reception.

Finally, a variety of output adapters and mounting options are available for camera-slot operation. The receivers are powered from an external 7 to 18 VDC source.

For 2-Person Broadcast, EFP, and ENG    SRc Dual-Channel Slot-Mount Receiver    2 SMDWB Bodypack Transmitters/Recorders    SREXT Adapter Kit for SRc Standalone Use    Tracking Front-End Filters    Tunes over a 75 MHz Range    Use with Lav & Dynamic Mics, Line Levels    Two Balanced TA3-Male Outputs

Fits camera "slots," Lectrosonics Duopack adapter and Octopack multicoupler, and operates stand-alone with various adapters

Dual-receiver design for two channels with phase switched diversity or single channel with ratio diversity operation

Digital Hybrid Wireless with compatibility modes for use with other transmitters

Tracking front-end filters for high performance in tough RF environments

LCD with RF spectrum scanning

SmartSquelch DSP-controlled, noise-based filtering and squelch

DSP-based pilot tone for squelch control

IR sync port for quick transmitter setup (LMb, LT, HHa, HMa, & SSM)

SmartTune operation for quick and confident frequency selection

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will you be able to both record onto the onboard micro SD card, while transmitting the audio to a receiver at the same time?

A: The Lectrosonics DBSMD will transmit OR record. Not both at the same time.

Q: 2. Can I run this directly into a Canon C70s Mini XLR channel 1 and channel 2 inputs? If so, what cable do I need to do this?

A: Yes, when the outputs of the Lectrosonics DCR822 Compact Dual-Channel Digital Wireless Receiver are configured for analog output, they are compatible for connecting and sending signal to the audio inputs on the Canon EOS C70 Cinema Camera. A set of cables such as the Cable Techniques Low-Profile Straight TA3F to TA3M Mini XLR Cables (15", Pair) (BH #CACTVMXRTS15) would be appropriate for this function: https://bhpho.to/3sXaxjF

Q: 3. What type of batteries does the receiver and transmitter use?

A: This is a slot in receiver which means it will not connect to a battery directly. Instead it will feed off the camera power/battery or through other slot systems. If you don't already have a slot-in system, this is most likely not the right system to suit your needs.

Q: 4. If used with a the EW-DX EM 4, could use the antennas from the EM 4 by using the RF out of the EM 4 to the RF in on the EM 2?

A: Yes, the RF in of the Sennheiser EW-DX EM 2 DANTE Two-Channel Digital Rackmount Receiver can be connected to the RF out (A and B) of the Sennheiser EW-DX EM 4 DANTE Four-Channel Digital Rackmount Receiver to utilize the 2 x 1/4-Wave Rod Antenna.

Q: 5. Can this product be tuned to 806-809 MHz for use when traveling to Japan?

A: Yes.

Q: 6. Can these IEM receivers double as a camera hop? I the quality the same as the regular receivers?

A: Hi Dennis - the EK 300IEM can receive signal from any evolution Wireless transmitter, however, the audio signal would be processed through the headphone amplifier circuit which would have a different noise floor than the AF Output of a standard EK 100 or 500 Receiver.

Q: 7. Does this item come with a manufacturer's ( Sound Devices) warranty?

A: Yes, the Sound Devices A20-RX comes with a limited 1-year manufacturer's warranty with the option of an additional 1-year extension upon product registration.

Q: 8. Will this connect to my old UM200C transmitter?

A: No, this receiver is not compatible with the UM200C transmitter. The UM200C can be used with any 200 Series Lectrosonics receiver that operates within the same frequency group. The DCR822 receiver is compatible with D-Squared and Duet digital transmitters, including the DBu, DHu, DPr, DCHT, and M2T. There is backward compatibility with any Digital Hybrid wireless transmitters including the SM and SMWB series, WM, HM Series, MM400 Series, HHSeries, LT, LMb, UM400 Series, and SSM.

Q: 9. Does this run off of 9V battery power?

A: You would need SR9VBP to be able to run this on a 9V battery. https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/663969-REG/Lectrosonics_SR9VBP_SR9VBP_9_Volt_Battery.html

Q: 10. Does this only work in US or any country that allows the selected frequency range (A: 470 to 636 MHz) ?

A: The Shure AD4D-US Axient Digital Two-Channel Wireless Receiver (A: 470 to 636 MHz) should work anywhere that allows the stated frequency range. You may want to consider the location's power requirements/output specifications when connecting to this unit.