Understanding RF Interference
RF interference can impact audio quality when using cameras or external recorders with wireless microphones.
- Levels of RF shielding can vary between devices, even within the same model.
- Connecting a wireless system may expose interference that is not otherwise noticeable.
Reducing RF Interference
If you are experiencing interference, try the following:
- Disable any wireless features on your camera or recorder (such as Wi-Fi or Bluetooth).
- Lower the input gain on your camera or recorder, and increase the output gain on the wireless receiver.
- Use a longer 3.5 mm TRS cable to position the receiver further away from the recording device.
- Enable Airplane mode on your camera or recorder, if available.
Increasing the distance between the receiver and recording device can significantly reduce interference.
Additional Recommendation - Wireless GO II, Wireless PRO & Wireless GO (3rd Gen)
- Enable onboard recording on the transmitter (TX) units to create a backup recording.
Internal recording provides a safety backup in case interference affects the transmitted signal.
If you're still having issues with the product, please reach out to our Service Team via the contact page for further assistance.