Sony URX-P41D Dual-Channel Camera-Mount Wireless Receiver (UC14: 470 to 542


Key Features
- Designed For Sony UWP-D Wireless Systems
- 2-Channel Camera-Mount Receiver
- True-Diversity Reception
- 2772 Auto-Scan Frequencies
- One-Button Scan and Sync /NFC & IR Sync
- Wired Mic Input and Headphone Output
- Bright OLED Display with 4-Channel Mixer
- 4.5-Hour AA Batteries + USB Power
- Can Communicate with up to 16 Mics on Set (330' Range)
OVERVIEW
Light, compact, and brilliantly easy to use, the URX-P41D 2-channel portable wireless receiver combines digital audio processing for sparkling sound quality with the reliability of analog FM modulation and true diversity reception. Automatic pairing with UWP-D Series wireless transmitters saves times for busy videographers, documentary makers, and self-shooters. For extra versatility there’s an additional mic input and 3-channel mixer, making the URX-P41D an ideal sound acquisition partner for on-camera interviews. It’s also a great match for Sony cameras and handheld camcorders, with seamless integration via an optional Multi Interface Shoe Adaptor.
Backward Compatibility with IR Sync
The IR port on the URX-P41D allows users to select NFC or IR in SYNC MODE from the Utility menu. This allows owners of previous transmitter models (UTX-B03/UTX-M03/UTX-P03) to sync receivers and transmitters with IR.
Portable Receiver with Variable Output Level
For use with the various input levels of different camcorders and DSLR cameras, the new system provides a variable output level control of ±12 dB. Equipped with a new HIGH GAIN mode, the URX-P41D is especially useful when connecting to devices that require higher gain.
True Diversity for Stable Audio
Excellent signal quality is assured by two independent receiver sections that ensure stable, dropout-free reception.
Fast, Fuss-Free Channel Setting
Uniquely quick and convenient, Sony’s friendly NFC SYNC feature allows secure channel pairing between the UTX-B40 wireless transmitter and URX-P41D receiver.
High Quality Sound
Advanced digital audio processing technology assures pure, high-quality sound. An optional interface allows direct digital sound recording with compatible Sony cameras and camcorders via the SMAD-P5 Multi Interface Shoe Adaptor, bypassing A/D and D/A conversion stages for uncompromised audio quality.
Integration with Sony Cameras
Add the optional SMAD-P5 Multi Interface Shoe Adaptor and enjoy seamless integration with compatible* Sony cameras and camcorders. Receiver information is displayed in the camera’s viewfinder, while audio signals are routed directly to the camera with no need for a cable connection.
Light and Compact
The compact size and light weight of the URX-P41D wireless receiver make it an ideal audio acquisition partner for shooting with handheld cameras and camcorders.
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detailed specifications
| USB Port | 1 x USB-C Female (Bus Power) |
| Power Requirements | Battery, Bus Power (USB) |
physical specifications
| Weight | Receiver without Batteries: 5.6 oz |
| Dimensions | 2.5" x 2.8" x 1.4" |
microphone specifications
| Mounting | Belt Clip, Shoe-Mount (with Included Hardware) |
| Approximate Battery Life | 4.5 Hours (Alkaline) |
| Audio I/O | 2 x 1/8" / 3.5 mm TRS Female Balanced Output (Lockable)<br>1 x 1/8" / 3.5 mm TRS Female Unbalanced Mic Input (Lockable)<br>1 x 1/8" / 3.5 mm TRS Female Unbalanced Headphone Output (Lockable)</br> |
wireless transmitter specifications
| Frequency Response | 23 Hz to 18 kHz |
- Sony URX-P41D Dual-Channel Camera-Mount Wireless Receiver (UC14: 470 to 542 MHz)
- Belt Clip
- Shoemount Adapter
- 2 x XLR to Locking 3.5mm Output Cables
- 3.5mm to Locking 3.5mm Cable
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