RF Explorer Pro

The RF Explorer® Pro is a 3rd generation, high-performance instrument for wireless audio system design, deployment, and monitoring.  With an integrated 6 GHz spectrum analyzer, tracking generator, and frequency coordination and WiFi analysis tools, it offers advanced functionality with an intuitive touch screen to support any wireless microphone or in-ear monitor system.  

It also features advanced modes such as Zero Span, Waterfall 2D and 3D views, and Power Channel, offering enhanced flexibility to handle a wide range of scenarios in any venue.  

Delivery includes  USB charger and padded carrying case.

Built-in Frequency Coordination
The high-performance CPU also enables fast frequency coordination calculations, real-time interference monitoring, and intermodulation analysis right out of the box.  

Record, Save, and Replay Spectrum Data
Automatically save scan data on RAM for easy replay of any event. Additionally, the data can be manually or automatically saved in binary and CSV formats for later use.

Remote Network Control
Control the RF Explorer Pro over any network connection, simply connect USB to Ethernet adapter and configure over VNC

Continuous Monitoring and Alerts
Stay informed with reliable alerts, including configurable limit lines, to ensure you never miss critical issues during an event.

Export Data
Seamlessly export all captured data to a USB drive for use in other software applications such as RF Venue's free online Wireless System Builder, Shure® Wireless Workbench, Audio Technica® Wireless Manager, Sennheiser® Wireless System Manager, Excel, and more. 

SMA Spectrum Analyzer Input
Interface with BNC adapter or jumper cable to analyze RF from any part of your wireless audio system.  Patch into antenna distros, receive antennas, bandpass filters, RF over fiber converters or other sources to directly measure performance of your system, debug issues, and fine tune performance.

HDMI Output
Connect the RF Explorer Pro to an external display for monitoring RF performance in real time during an event.  This is also useful for system configuration and testing to gauge wireless microphone or in-ear monitor coverage range.