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Trouble with an srb dual receiver


Axel Mishael

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Hello,

 

I just bought an used srb block 25 dual receiver but I couldn’t check it thoroughly until yesterday I began a shoot and I came across an issue I wasn’t able to solve: Everytime I wanted to use both transmitter, either a “check freq 1” or “check freq 2” showed up and I couldn’t use one or the other, and yes, I scanned, checked the compat snd everything I could think, even at one moment, I couldn’t hear both transmitters and the check freq kept on showing up… any help or an idea? Or it should be sent to Lectro?

 

thanks in advance…

 

Axel.

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3 hours ago, Derek H said:

There is a known issue with these that is prevented by tuning rx1 to a higher frequency than rx2. It’s pretty rare though but maybe try that and see if that clears it up. Did you scan and select clean frequencies first?

Hello Derek, yes I did that and all the frequencies chosen were pretty far from each other, also, the transmitters are ssms that also have low power…

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Do you have any transmitters in your bag like g3, etc. camera hops or ifbs that use the same block? I have g3 camera hops and used to get this problem occasionally before I got TXAdvance rf scanner in order to allocate my freqs appropriately.  Much more helpful than SRb scans or Freq Finder app.

 

Do you have an rf spectrum analyzer?

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9 hours ago, PMC said:

Do you have any transmitters in your bag like g3, etc. camera hops or ifbs that use the same block? I have g3 camera hops and used to get this problem occasionally before I got TXAdvance rf scanner in order to allocate my freqs appropriately.  Much more helpful than SRb scans or Freq Finder app.

 

Do you have an rf spectrum analyzer?

I have blocks 24 and 29, ifb is block 33 and comtek, all of them pretty far, I ran a scan with my rf spectrum but there was nothing troublesome on 25 (here in Mexico it's usually block 26 besides the usual suspects Band A and B that are the most polluted ones...

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Axel,

Did you solve the issue?

 

If I was still having these problems I would turn on the two ssm xmtrs and watch their broadcasting freqs in real-time on a spectrum analyzer. I'd look for off-freq drift and splatter. I'd also place them away from any other rf emitting devices just to eliminate environmental rf pollution when i tuned them. If the problem persists then the tuning issue is probably the SRb

 

By the way, what firmware does the SRb have? Current version is 2.1.

 

I sent both my SRb receivers in for lectro checkups last year. They came back with v2.1 firmware and I have had no issues with them since.

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