The Sound Devices SL-2 Dual SuperSlot Wireless Module 8-Seriesis a rugged, lightweight, and compact dual SuperSlot wireless module that enables smooth integration of wireless receivers with your Sound Devices 833, 888, or Scorpio mixer/recorder. It mounts atop your recorder, connects directly to it, and receives power from it, making it a great addition to a production sound bag.

The SL-2 accepts two UniSlot or SuperSlot wireless receivers and supports four audio channels per slot. It can utilize analog or digital audio from the in-slot receivers. Two TA3 inputs are provided on the rear panel to accommodate four channels of AES3 digital audio. Equipped with two MCX antenna ports and two Hirose 4-pin DC outputs, the SL-2 offers antenna and power distribution with up to 500mA per port.

Use the menus on your Sound Devices 8-Series mixer/recorder to access wireless receiver functions such as RF scan, receiver setup, RF frequency adjustment, transmitter status, RF and audio level monitoring, transmitter recording status, and more (available features vary according to receivers).

For Sound Devices 833, 888, or Scorpio    Accepts 2 x UniSlot/SuperSlot Receivers    Supports 4 x Audio Channels per Slot    Built-In Antenna Distribution    2 x Auxiliary MCX Antenna Ports    2 x TA3 AES3 Inputs    2 x Hirose 4-Pin DC Outputs    Powered via Host Mixer/Recorder    Rugged, Lightweight, and Compact Design

• Mounts on the top of your Sound Devices 833, 888, or Scorpio mixer/recorder
• Connects directly to your recorder (no ribbon cable required)
• Powered via host mixer/recorder
• Accepts two UniSlot or SuperSlot wireless receivers from Audio Ltd, Lectrosonics, Sennheiser, Sony, and Wisycom
• Supports four channels per slot
• Built-in antenna distribution with antenna powering for active antennas or boosters
• Supports remote control of third-party smart antennas
• Two auxiliary MCX antenna ports for connecting other receivers or RF distribution
• Built-in RF filtering
• Two TA3 AES3 inputs for an additional four channels of digital audio
• Two DC outputs via Hirose 4-pin connectors, each supplying up to 500mA
• Accepts either analog or digital audio from slot-in receivers
• Allows setting and monitoring multiple functions of a SuperSlot-compatible receiver—power on/off, set frequency, RF scan with visual representation of the RF spectrum, and monitor transmitter battery, receiver audio, and RF levels—from the 8-Series mixer/recorder
• Rugged, lightweight, and compact design

• Audio Ltd A10-RX
• Lectrosonics SRb (with audio board update from Lectrosonics)
• Lectrosonics SRc
• Lectrosonics SRc-941
• Sennheiser EK-6042
• Sony DWR-S03D (in future update)
• Wisycom MCR42 (with SLK42-IKSS rear-panel adapter from Wisycom)
• Wisycom MCR54 (in future update)

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Panasonic Wireless module should work with ux180 also? Any experience?

A: This isnt a wireless video monitor and never intended to be. Not sure about the UX180 question, but I felt the need to clarify another users note.

Q: 2. Will this works with MIX PRE 3?

A: Hello, the WM-Connect does not work with the MixPre-3 because it doesn't need it to work with the Wingman app. The MixPre-3, 6 and 10T have built-in Bluetooth and are compatible with the Wingman app.

Q: 3. how long to charge battery?

A: Charging times can vary from 3-5 hours depending upon the battery's capacity and condition.

Q: 4. Will this works with the new wingman for androids?

A: Off course.

Q: 5. Can I put two DSR4 receivers and control 8 channels of Audio with my Sound Devices 888?

A: Yes, you can use the Sound Devices SL-2 Dual SuperSlot Wireless Module with two Lectrosonics DSR4 Digital 4-Channel Slot Receivers and then control all 8 channels of audio using the Sound Devices 888 16-Channel / 20-Track Multitrack Field Recorder.

Q: 6. Will this work with eva1?

A: Yes, this is compatible with the EVA-1.

Q: 7. How many AG-CX350 devices can it handle on one notebook? OR,can it be loaded onto a laptop, which is whre everything ends up anyway?

A: According to Panasonic Support, the module attaches to the camera and is 1 per camera. Additionally, plugging the AW-RM50 into a laptop will not do anything. All it does (when connected to an AG-CX350) is add wireless connectivity if the laptop itself can connect to a network wirelessly. The camera isn't controllable from a computer.

Q: 8. Is it possible to use these in a mulicamera setup in the same room?

A: Panasonic lists this device as working on several frequencies. However, the scenario you are asking about has not been reported. See here for more information. http://bit.ly/2tNXAvW

Q: 9. How many times can one download the software as users replace their notepads or other devices? Is the software transferable to other devices?

A: The Panasonic camera control apps are free and can be downloaded as many times as the user needs

Q: 10. Will this support Miracast on Panasonic projectors?

A: No, the Panasonic AJ-WM50P Wireless System is designed to plug into Panasonic cameras to allow wireless metadata input/display and proxy playback on iPads, iPhones, and PCs.