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Can I use multiple transmitters with a single RØDELink receiver?- 

 

Not simultaneously. Each RØDELink System is designed to operate as a pair and you can 
only receive audio from one transmitter unit at any time. 

That said, each RØDELink receiver has up to eight memory locations where it can store 
paired transmitters so you can have one receiver unit that can connect to eight 
transmitters without having to re-pair the units. 

To switch between paired transmitters (in this example Ch1 and Ch2) on the same 
receiver, follow these steps:  

 

 

  Can I use any microphone with my RØDELink Filmmaker kit?- 

 

Yes, the RØDELink Filmmaker kit transmitter accepts a 3.5mm TRS mic input, so you 
can connect any self-powered microphone with a 3.5mm output, such as a VideoMic into 
the RØDELink Filmmaker kit transmitter. 

 

  Can I connect the output of the RØDELink Filmmaker receiver (RX-CAM) to an XLR input?- 

 

Yes you can, using a 3.5mm to XLR adaptor such as the RØDE 

VXLR

. 

Please note that this will be an unbalanced signal. 

  Can I connect an XLR microphone to the RØDELink Filmmaker kit?- 

 

Yes you can connect an XLR microphone to the RØDELink Filmmaker kit, however the 
microphone must be self-powered as the TX-BELT transmitter unit does not provide 
phantom power. 

To connect your XLR microphone you will need an XLR-to-3.5mm cable such a

this

. 

 

  How do I pair my RØDELink transmitter and receiver?- 

 

RØDELink kits are shipped pre-paired from the factory, however if you wish to re-pair 
for any reason just follow these steps: 

1.

 

Turn on the Receiver and Transmitter units. 

2.

 

Open the battery door of both units, allowing access to the pair (red) buttons. 

Summary of Contents for RØDELink Filmmaker kit

Page 1: ...hone with a 3 5mm output such as a VideoMic into the RØDELink Filmmaker kit transmitter Can I connect the output of the RØDELink Filmmaker receiver RX CAM to an XLR input Yes you can using a 3 5mm to XLR adaptor such as the RØDE VXLR Please note that this will be an unbalanced signal Can I connect an XLR microphone to the RØDELink Filmmaker kit Yes you can connect an XLR microphone to the RØDELink...

Page 2: ...smission devices this operating range can be influenced by external factors The RØDELink system operates in the 2 4GHz frequency spectrum which is shared with common wireless transmission devices such as WiFi networks Bluetooth devices microwave ovens and more The more 2 4GHz devices that are simultaneously running in the same location as your RØDELink system the more congested this 2 4GHz frequen...

Page 3: ... normal level Now consider being in the same room but instead filled with 20 people talking at once you ll need to be much closer than a meter for that same person you were trying to hold a conversation with to hear you speaking at normal level reducing the distance between you Think of yourself as the transmitter your friend the receiver your speaking voice the signal and all the other people spe...

Page 4: ...he distance between your transmitter Tx and receiver Rx to less than the distance between any interfering device and the transmitter or receiver 3 Wherever possible you will want to keep your Transmitter Tx and Receiver Rx in direct line of sight This means that there are no objects at all between the two Understandably the transmitter Tx may at times need to be hidden depending on the scenario yo...

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