Detail 01
Typical operating range: 300 ft / 100 m
The stated range applies to an open environment with no interfering signals.

Independent shopping perspective
Configured for the EE1 band, this fourth-generation 3000 Series system combines the ATW-R3210N network-enabled receiver with an ATW-T3202 handheld transmitter and ATW-C710 capsule. The receiver can scan and select frequencies, then transfer the choice to the transmitter through IR sync. A backup frequency can be assigned and recalled from the transmitter when interference appears. Network access is for monitoring and control in A-T Wireless Manager software, while audio leaves the receiver through its balanced XLR output.


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Detail 01
The stated range applies to an open environment with no interfering signals.
Detail 02
The receiver is specified as true diversity.
Detail 03
The transmitter offers two listed RF power settings.
Detail 04
The handheld transmitter uses two AA batteries; batteries are not included.
Detail 05
A joining plate is included with the network-enabled system.
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Product questions
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The EE1 band covers 530.000 to 589.975 MHz.
Yes. The network-enabled receiver supports monitoring and control through A-T Wireless Manager software; it does not carry network audio.
Scan and select a frequency on the receiver, then use IR sync to transfer it to the transmitter.
No. The transmitter requires two 1.5V AA batteries, which are not included.
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