Lectrosonics DSREXTUSB Stand-Alone Adapter with USB-C for DSR

For stand-alone use off the camera, the Lectrosonics DSREXTUSB adapter gives a DSR receiver two balanced TA3M audio outputs, a locking Hirose 4 DC power jack, and a USB-C port.

The USB-C port connects the DSR to Wireless Designer software for frequency coordination, monitoring, channel setup, and scanning. Firmware updates still go through the USB port on the receiver’s top panel, under the display.

The adapter takes 7 to 18 VDC through the Hirose 4 jack and draws up to 450 mA at 7 V. The power supply is sold separately. Two Phillips screws hold the adapter to the sides of the receiver housing, and a miniature connector joins it to the receiver’s main circuit board.

Features

• Two balanced TA3M audio outputs
• Locking Hirose 4 DC power jack, 7 to 18 VDC
• USB-C port for Wireless Designer

About Lectrosonics

Lectrosonics has built professional audio gear in New Mexico since 1971, today in Rio Rancho, and has kept its production in the United States. Its wireless IFB system, introduced in 1998, came into wide use in broadcast and film, and its Digital Hybrid Wireless line followed in 2002. Lectrosonics equipment carries a one-year factory warranty against defects in materials and workmanship, and its own factory service center handles repairs.