Gordonmoore1

That is correct - this is full digital and not compatible with SR receivers. View this as the tip of the spear of the next generation or tumbleweed pollen if you prefer......

To Be Continued.............. in the Manufactures and Dealers section..........

size matters

To assure consistent recording, the SD card is formatted by the PDR with contiguous sectors so that the recordings are properly recorded in sequential segments. Without this, the recordings would be laid down like those on a laptop hardrive - randomly scattered about the disk. By pre-formatting sequentially, the recordings are assured of a constant time factor in laying down the data, assuring a good recording. The reserved spaces are NOT wav files so as to discourage the post guys from copying them over. In the latest firmware revs, the size of these segments are set up to match the Windows maximum of 4Gb. When you record, the files are terminated by the PDR as wav files either when the file size limit is hit or when you hit stop. If your unit loses power and the file is not properly terminated, the un-terminated files is detected as an un-recovered file the next time the PDR powers up and you get a recovery screen. Just follow the defaults on the screen and the PDR will then terminate the file segment properly for Post's use. Do not send a SD card from a PDR that lost power in mid-recording without first putting in fresh batteries and running the recovery first. And don't use the card for other stuff - such as adding files like the daily log sheet. The best way to handle the files after you pull the card is to copy all the wav files from the card to a thumbdrive or another SD card and THEN you can view/edit in Wave Agent and add additional meta data, logs etc. The new firmware also allows for iXML metadata such as that you add via WaveAgent. Hope this makes sense - it IS getting late in the day and my stomach is demanding dinner......

Just a thought - 17K is right about at the refresh rate for some monitors - I ran into this several years ago and found we could make it go away by turning off the monitors in the room.

Pretty easy - just go to the gain control menu and use the up down arrows to adjust. Pretty straightforward.

On Page 24 of the manual, "Finding Clear Frequencies with Smart Tune", there is a note about scanning B1 or Block 23. From the Setup menu select Smartune. Next select which receiver you wish to tune (UP or Down arrow to select 1 or 2 - then press Menu/Select). Then select which block you wish to scan using the up/down arrows - select either B1N or 23N for correct scanning (N for North America). These will then skip over the 608-614 frequencies reserved in North America for Astronomical frequencies. This will help you avoid getting a freq your US/Canada transmitter cannot use. The SRC can be used internationally since it is a receiver and not subject to the emissions rules by which transmitters are governed.

Did the lab also release your first born son? Congratulations!

Copious quantities of paperwork are being generated - the testing is done (with one exception which leaves in the next few days) and into the hands of the FCC machine for the re-certifications. Should slide over smoothly on October 13. (One month to go!) Imagine being in the FCC and getting re-submittals for EVERY brand and model of us law abiding wireless microphone manufacturers...... Somewhere, there's a clerk with boxes of paperwork in his office......... silently considering a drastic career change.

Let's put it this way - we have 15 engineers who, if not gainfully employed by us, are scary smart enough to design a new giant laser that would threaten London, forcing MI6 to take Bond out of retirement, driving another Aston Martin (which would leak oil everywhere) and all the subsequent mess that would ensue. We consider it part of our social responsibility to keep them off the street. Well, 15 of them designing away means that occasionally, it is inevitable that a device of unknown portent will emerge form the darkened caverns of engineering. If it sees its beta shadow, it retreat back into the bowels - if it sees only sunlight, it moves into production and propagates. There is the sound of much scurrying and scratching from the depths of the portal......................... and an occasional tumbleweed.

What does the model number say on the Blue label on the side? What's the complete number?

It's the tip of the tumbleberg................

Your default in the units is probably now set to 50 so during restart it reverts back. Try resetting using the front panel controls instead of the app.

So would I! It shouldn't be an issue - Don't forget, we are a wireless company - RF is kind of our thing........ We designed this with bags in mind - we sure as heck aren't going to build something that interferes with our other products. Our beta testers reported no issues at all in that regard (and they used them in bags. Some also used the AES inputs in their bags). Fully tested by an independent lab (Siemic) from 30MHz to 1GHz under FCC CFR Part 15 subpart B, Canadian ICES-003 Class B, European Standards EN55032:2012+AC2013, EN55024:2010, and EU safety standard EN60065K, Gordon

Eric is noted for his fiscal analytics..........