Hello everyone,

My two microphones are in conflict when they are both switched on.
both are connected to the receiver because the LEDs indicate this perfectly, but on the receiver only one mic is displayed.
the receiver is only receiving one of the two, always the one closest to it.
When the two microphones are close together, neither works.
I tried to:
Uncouple/Recouple the microphones one by one with the receiver, nothing changes.
Update receiver and microphones, nothing changes.
Factory reset, same thing, nothing changes.

It's as if the two mics were twins but the receiver could only see one.

I must admit I've run out of ideas...

do you have a solution please?

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Hello everyone,

My two microphones are in conflict when they are both switched on.
both are connected to the receiver because the LEDs indicate this perfectly, but on the receiver only one mic is displayed.
the receiver is only receiving one of the two, always the one closest to it.
When the two microphones are close together, neither works.
I tried to:
Uncouple/Recouple the microphones one by one with the receiver, nothing changes.
Update receiver and microphones, nothing changes.
Factory reset, same thing, nothing changes.

It's as if the two mics were twins but the receiver could only see one.

I must admit I've run out of ideas...

do you have a solution please?

Answer

Very unusual. Was it normal at the beginning?
I can contribute the following: Rode is known for good support. This case literally calls for testing this good reputation.
First go to the support website at https://help.rode.com/hc/en-us. If the solution cannot be found, Rode asks you to contact them at https://help.rode.com/hc/requests/new. It may be useful to register the product at https://warranty.rode.com/registration in advance.

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I also have the device and have not been able to get it to work. Unfortunately, I can't help either.

Your data. Your choice.

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