Zaxcom founder and President, Glenn Sanders, gives Skylor a detailed description and demonstration of their newest product, the QRX100–a 4-channel Digital ENG Receiver.
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So it can run in just 2 ch mode as a direct replacement for the 900S RX?
Don, yes. It will replace the RX900S/IFB100 combination for camera hops.
Skylor
So The integrated IFB100 allows for how many discrete channels of audio confidence monitoring when used as a camera hop?
Daniel
Both the IFB100 and the IFB option in the QRX100 transmit a mono audio channel. In the IFB100, there are two separate audio inputs that feed a mixer that goes to the one mono channel.
Ray
but is it internally powered
Jamie
No, it is not internally powered (batteries). The the unit is back from end to end with electronics, so there is no room for any batteries
Ray
That should have said “packed from end to end”
a shame some of the new smaller cameras are coming with 4 channel inputs but have no ext power
I guess that’s why separate battery packs exist!
Ray
Ray
thats great news
wow you should have been a comedian
we want less clutter less possibility of noise etc etc
a lot of guys work behind a cart one day and out of a bag the next from 35mm
through to red and all formats in between we’d like something that powers itself for more flexibility because thats what its all about
Believe it or not, I do understand. You can only push the current level of technology so far.
In that one little box are:
2 – independent UHF receivers (4 channels total)
1 – IFB transceiver (transmitter & receiver)
And power it with a pack of 4 AA lithium batteries.
And its job is to be able to manage TC and allow one of the camera operators to start all of the cameras, and give one sound man the ability to send audio to all of the cameras and verify each camera is actually recording what is being sent to it through independent confidence monitoring.
As I said, try doing that with … oh … :
4 – UHF receivers (for the audio feed)
1 – UHF receiver or Comtek receiver (for TC feed) OR 1 – UHF transmitter or Comtek transmitter (for the master camera)
1 – Comtek transmitter (confidence monitor)
1 – NP1 battery pack to power it all
Now … that’s a boat anchor, all for just one camera. If you don’t do a good job of taping the gear together and attaching it to the camera, it WILL make noise and it WILL throw off the camera’s balance and ease of movement, unless you put that mass of gear on a belt and hang it off of the camera man! What do you think he’ll say??????
Ray