RodeLink II

The RodeLink II is a dual-channel UHF wireless system with onboard 32-bit float recording designed to be a simple, robust solution for single operators. Delivery includes two transmitters, a dual receiver, lavaliers, antennas and accessories.

UHF Frequencies
By default, the RodeLink II automatically scans and assigns two UHF frequencies at launch (a main and a back-up) that it will hop between if one gets interfered with. It also has adaptive transmitter power and can automatically boost the mW of the transmission when necessary. The transmitter and receiver coordinate over the 900 GHz band for power adjustment, frequency hopping, and remote rolling.

When paired with the Rode Central App via Bluetooth, the system can use GPS data to adjust the frequencies to local laws. The user can also lock-out specific frequencies manually.

The UHF stack is designed by Lectrosonics (though not compatible with any Lectrosonics products)

Receivers
The receivers are designed with a form factor suitable for camera hop with a cold shue or bag use with an accessory  (sold separelty) to reroute the antennas.

Record with Time Code
The transmitter records 32 bit floating point audio to a SD card. There's a TXCO oscillator inside to keep sync and time code in and out connectors for jam syncing.

It will simultaneously record and transmit in all regions.

Transmitter
The transmitter features a bright, top-facing OLED screen display, a 1/8" audio out, and a USB that can be used for audio output or configuration.