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Illustrates the internal signal flow and component connections of the DCR822 receiver.
Details the different transmitter compatibility modes the DCR822 supports.
Explains the AES 256-bit CTR mode encryption and key policies.
Describes the advanced true diversity system for minimizing signal dropouts.
Explains the receiver's selective front-end for reducing interference.
Discusses the selectable algorithm for reducing audio hiss.
Covers adjusting the receiver's audio output level.
Describes the built-in test tone for audio level matching.
Information on recommended battery types for the receiver.
Details the receiver's external DC power input and protection.
Accesses menus and selects settings.
Powers the unit on/off and navigates menus.
Scrolls through options and inputs values.
Used for transferring settings between devices.
Slot for memory cards for firmware and recording.
Connectors for external antennas.
Balanced audio outputs using TA3 connectors.
For connecting to Lectrosonics Wireless Designer software.
Houses four AA batteries.
Accepts external DC power input.
How to enter and navigate the receiver's menu system.
Explains the information displayed on the receiver's main screen.
Step-by-step instructions for installing batteries.
Configure frequency settings, scans, and tuning groups.
How to use SmartTune to find optimal operating frequencies.
Manual selection or group tuning of operating frequencies.
Scan for open frequencies and view RF energy representation.
Add or delete frequencies within tuning groups.
Options for Vector or Frequency Diversity reception.
How Vector Diversity combines signals for performance.
How Frequency Diversity uses two channels and transmitters.
Bypass pilot tone for diagnostic purposes.
Adjust audio output level per channel.
Select analog or AES3 digital output.
Direct audio channels to specific outputs.
Enable or disable noise reduction for channels.
Configure and route talkback functionality.
Access files, format card, set naming, load/save groups.
Access list of .WAV files saved on the microSD card.
Lists files in Scenes and Takes format.
Start recording mode and sequence tracks.
Send operating frequency to transmitter via IR.
Send frequency, name, and talkback state to transmitter.
Retrieve frequency from transmitter via IR.
Retrieve frequency, name, and talkback state.
Send or get frequency groups via IR sync.
Basic, default encryption key option.
Key policy for sharing unique keys.
High security key policy, transferable to transmitters.
Most robust key policy, 'one-time use'.
Lock/unlock front panel controls to prevent changes.
Control display backlight timeout interval.
Power off receiver channels to save power.
Select battery type for the receiver.
Set battery type for each transmitter channel.
Set transmitter battery timer alerts.
Choose transmitter battery icon display.
Enable or disable auto power-on.
Edit channel names for easy identification.
Set date and time for metadata.
Select region for locale-specific operation.
Restore unit to factory settings.
Display general information about the DCR822.
How to lock/unlock controls to prevent accidental changes.
Procedure for checking system performance and interference.
Bypass pilot tone for diagnostic purposes.
Solutions for display not active or lit.
Issues with weak RF signal or no signal.
Problems with poor signal-to-noise ratio or distortion.
Troubleshooting bad frequency response or audio quality.
Detailed specifications for the receiver.
Specifications related to audio quality and performance.
Approximate recording times based on memory card size.
Procedures for sending equipment for repair.
General| Tuning Steps | 25 kHz |
|---|---|
| Image Rejection | > 90 dB |
| Spurious Rejection | > 80 dB |
| Power Requirements | 12 - 18 VDC |
| Type | Digital Hybrid Wireless Receiver |
| Modulation | Digital Hybrid Wireless |
| Sensitivity | -100 dBm |
| Audio Output Level | +18 dBu, maximum |
| Dynamic Range | 100 dB |
| THD | < 0.2% (typical) |
| Signal-to-Noise Ratio | > 90 dB |
| Frequency Response | 20 Hz - 20 kHz |
| Operating Temperature | -20 to +60 °C |
| Antenna Inputs | 2 x BNC |
