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In a contest situation, using a transceiver equipped to split the audio feed from the MAIN and SUB 
receivers to the left and right headphone channels, each operator can choose to listen to either the 
MAIN receiver or the SUB receiver in both ears, or to hear the MAIN in one ear and the SUB in the 
other ear. One operator will be able to hear when a new station is ready to be worked, or when the 
other operator is going to work them.  

 

Using the 

DXE-RXSHARE

 provides complete control of the radio audio feed to two separate 

stereo headphones. Audio from typical radio headphone jacks to the 

DXE-RXSHARE

 input phone 

jacks are quickly and easily connected with user supplied patch cables with 1/4 inch (6.35 mm) 
stereo phone plugs at each end. The unit features two sets of stereo headphone outputs including 1/4 
inch (6.35 mm) and 1/8 inch (3.5mm) stereo jacks to accommodate headphones or headsets with 
either type of plug - you’ll never hunt for an adaptor again! Audio levels are controlled by the 
transceiver AF Gain controls.  

 

The 

DXE-RXSHARE

 is built into a heavy steel and stainless steel chassis with four large rubber 

feet, so it will not slide around the desk when the switches are operated.  The switch panel is clearly 
marked for every configuration and operating scenario. 
 

RX SHARE Audio Switch Features and Specifications: 

 

 

Quick connections from radios to RX SHARE via 1/4 in. stereo audio input (patch cables 
required depend on transceiver headphone jacks and cable length desired) 

 

Four stereo headphone output connections available – two of each size for each operator- 
1/4 inch (6.35 mm) and 1/8 inch (3.5 mm) – extra headphone outputs may be used for 
recording purposes 

 

Center rocker switch to quickly choose the RX SHARE mode, SEPARATE RADIOS or 
SHARED RADIO 

 

Two separate and silent rocker switches at ideal height to make independent operator audio 
selections 

 

Both operators may select audio from Radio 1, Radio 2 or both in SEPARATE RADIOS 
mode 

 

Both operators can select audio from MAIN or SUB or both in SHARED RADIO mode that 
supplies MAIN and SUB receiver audio separately to headphone L and R  

 

Unit stays in place on desk during use - Large, heavy stainless and powder coated steel 
chassis weighs 3.75 lbs. and measures 10.50 x 2.50 x 3.25 in. (WHD) 

 

Stud and wing nut (#10) on rear stainless steel panel for station grounding 

 

All connections on rear panel for proper cable management and a clear operating desk 

 

Passive audio device requires no DC power 

 

Internal jumpers allow audio impedance selection for different radio and headphone 
combinations  

 
DX Engineering brings innovation and convenience to contest stations, club operations and multi-
radio ham shacks. The 

DXE-RXSHARE Audio Switch

 is ready to supply just the right audio for 

your operations. 

 
 

 

Summary of Contents for DXE-RXSHARE

Page 1: ...h DXE RXSHARE DXE RXSHARE INS Revision 0 DX Engineering 2018 1200 Southeast Ave Tallmadge OH 44278 USA Phone 800 777 0703 Tech Support and International 330 572 3200 Fax 330 572 3279 E mail DXEngineering DXEngineering com ...

Page 2: ...ator searches for new stations Limited to transmitting only one signal at a time the ops take turns as soon as a new contact becomes available Using the RX SHARE in the SEPARATE RADIOS mode each operator may choose to listen to the Radio 1 audio or the Radio 2 audio in both ears Or at any time either operator can listen to the audio from one radio in each ear allowing better coordination and fewer...

Page 3: ...o RX SHARE Audio Switch Features and Specifications Quick connections from radios to RX SHARE via 1 4 in stereo audio input patch cables required depend on transceiver headphone jacks and cable length desired Four stereo headphone output connections available two of each size for each operator 1 4 inch 6 35 mm and 1 8 inch 3 5 mm extra headphone outputs may be used for recording purposes Center ro...

Page 4: ...onally a manual will be updated between the time your DX Engineering product is shipped and when you receive it Please check the DX Engineering web site www dxengineering com for the latest revision manual Installation Installation is straight forward The rear panel on the RX Share is shown below with an example showing connection from the RX SHARE to the headphone jacks on two Icom 7610 radios an...

Page 5: ...nput and output impedance Most radios and headphones will not require changing jumpers H2 H9 from their default 150 ohm position If the headphone audio is loud enough and does not require turning the receiver AF GAIN controls to an extreme position you do not need to move the jumpers Jumpers H2 H3 are for Operator 1 output audio from the RXSHARE Jumpers H4 H5 are for Radio 1 input audio to the RXS...

Page 6: ...o the enclosure or removing the jumper entirely may avoid RFI to the audio The audio isolation transformers break the direct path for RF between the input and output circuit No combination of ground jumper setting will damage the RXSHARE or any connected equipment in any way feel free to experiment if you experience RFI in the audio Troubleshooting Audio Problems A sinusoidal 60 Hz or 50 Hz outsid...

Page 7: ... 7 NOTES ...

Page 8: ...tallation damaged from severe weather including floods or abnormal environmental conditions such as prolonged exposure to corrosives or power surges or by the performance of repairs or alterations outside of our plant and shall not apply to any goods or parts thereof furnished by Buyer or acquired from others at Buyer s specifications In addition DX Engineering s warranties do not extend to other ...

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