Audio-Technica ATW-R3210NDE2 3000 Series Network Wireless Receiver

• The wide 60 MHz UHF bandwidth gives you 2395 selectable frequencies to choose from for interference-free audio transmission in an increasingly congested RF environment.
• To prevent dropouts, the receiver's true-diversity reception compares incoming signals on two independent receiver circuits to ensure optimal RF quality.
• Auto-frequency scanning automatically selects the most appropriate frequency for the area in which the wireless is operating.
• Pre-coordinated frequency scan groups are available to simplify selection of usable frequencies in a multichannel wireless setup.
• The bright, dual-mode OLED display can be switched between two modes: the standard view provides continuous indication of RF signal strength, frequency, mute status, audio modulation level, and transmitter (available separately) information, while the performance view highlights key metering.
• The display also shows the transmitter's battery life and mute status.
• Settings can be quickly adjusted using the control dial and BACK button located on the receiver's front panel. Settings can also be locked to prevent accidental changes.
• The BNC sockets for the two detachable antennas provide bias power to active remote antennas and other in-line RF devices.
• The ground-lift switch on the back panel helps eliminate audible hum caused by ground loops.
• One balanced XLR audio output lets you connect the receiver to a mixing board or PA system.
• The half-rack receiver chassis can be mounted alone in a standard 19" rack using the included mounting brackets and screws.

• The receiver features an Ethernet port, allowing users to configure, monitor, and control the system’s components remotely from a computer running Audio-Technica’s Wireless Manager software (WMS)—free download available separately.
• Once it identifies the cleanest channels, WMS takes into account intermodulation issues, builds a frequency plan for you, and deploys those frequencies to the networked receivers—saving you a lot of setup time and headaches.
• During the performance, you can use the monitor page to stay one step ahead of potential problems by keeping an eye on RF, AF, and the remaining battery life of the transmitters.

• Adding a pair of ATW-A49 LPDA directional remote antennas increases the range of your system and offers more protection against interference.
• The optional RF Venue DISTRO4 four-channel antenna distribution system allows you to distribute the RF signal from the remote antennas to four discrete 3000 Series receivers.

Audio-Technica offers a bodypack transmitter with lavalier and headset microphone options, as well as a handheld transmitter with a variety of mic capsules to choose from.

 

ATW-T3201 Bodypack Transmitter

• The ATW-831cH cardioid lavalier provides crisp, full-sounding voice pickup, while also excelling as an instrument mic.
• The comfortable BP892xcH earset mic and the discreet BP893xcH miniature MicroEarset mic provide exceptional clarity in spoken word applications.
• The AT-GcH guitar cable lets you connect the bodypack transmitter to a guitar or bass.

ATW-T3202 Handheld Transmitter

• The transmitter's interchangeable capsule design (with an industry-standard thread) allows you to choose an Audio-Technica capsule that’s ideal for your application and simply screw it onto the transmitter—including the ATW-C510, ATW-C710, ATW-C4100, ATW-C6100, ATW-C3300, and ATW-C5400 capsules, as well as capsules from other manufacturers.