Zaxcom QRX235 4-Channel ENG Receiver with QIFB
The Zaxcom QRX235 is a block-specific 4-channel ENG receiver for camera, with a built-in QIFB transmitter that sends IFB audio, timecode, and remote control commands over ZaxNet.
It receives up to four channels from two transmitters, in any mix of Zaxcom mono and stereo UHF transmitters. Zaxcom designed it as the successor to the QRX100, with new digital modulation and a receiver design that raises sensitivity and lowers the noise floor for longer range.
Confidence Loop
Paired with a Zaxcom camera link, the QRX235 closes a confidence loop. It receives two channels of digital audio with embedded SMPTE timecode at the camera and sends the camera’s return back to the sound bag.
Outputs and Connections
Two TA5 connectors carry AES digital audio or analog audio at mic (-35 dB), consumer (-10 dB), or line (0 dB) level. IFB audio comes in on a 3.5 mm stereo jack, and timecode in and out share another.
Two serial loop USB connectors link a ZaxMote or other QRX receivers. Change the frequency on any linked receiver, and the QRX235’s QIFB changes the matching transmitter.
RF Performance
Because each QRX235 is block specific, its filtering passes only its own frequency window and blocks strong signals outside it, such as walkie-talkies and wireless follow focus. Twelve bright multicolored LEDs, recessed into the side, show that RF and audio are reaching the camera, even in bright sunlight.
Blocks and Power
Each QRX235 covers one block from 20 to 26; blocks 24 to 26 are no longer sold or used in the US. It runs on 9 to 18 V DC through a Switchcraft 760K connector.
Features
- 4-channel ENG receiver, two transmitters
- Built-in QIFB ZaxNet transmitter for IFB, timecode, and remote control
- AES or analog output at mic, consumer, or line level
- Block-specific filtering
- Side LEDs show RF and audio reaching the camera
- Serial loop links other QRX receivers and ZaxMote
- 9 to 18 V DC external power
Available Options
| Block | Frequency Range |
|---|---|
| Block 20 | 518 – 542 MHz |
| Block 21 | 536 – 572 MHz |
| Block 22 | 560 – 590 MHz |
| Block 23 | 590 – 614 MHz |
| Block 24 | 614 – 644 MHz |
| Block 25 | 638 – 668 MHz |
| Block 26 | 662 – 692 MHz |







