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<blockquote data-quote="Brad Harris" data-source="post: 4062" data-attributes="member: 380">Aquired a WinRadio WR-G33WSM for the last leg of a tour to use with Shure Workbench 5 to handle 8 Senn G3 ears, 2 UHF-R handhelds, and 2 ULX instrument packs.Worked out pretty well for the run, do a waterfall plot during setup, in the time I&#039;ve gotten all the mics plugged in, it&#039;s ready to tell me what to set the frequencies at for the day through the compatability tool.In the documentation (release notes - known issues), it mentions that the frequency display with the WinRadio unit is offset by 2 step sizes (ie, 25kHz step size, its offset by +50kHz).Knowing this on tour, it was always in the back of my mind going into areas with alot of rf traffic, specifically, are the frequencies Workbench telling me to avoid, is that the actual frequency? or is it off by the offset? (ie, is it actually 525.450mHz that is says, or is it 525.400mHz?). This might be trivial, but I&#039;d like to know.So with some slight downtime the past day, I&#039;ve put up a wireless handheld set at 550.000mHz, fired up Workbench and found that it would say that it thinks it is anywhere from +0.075 to .125mHz offset (all within the same step size - .025mHz), and it would be the same offset regardless of step size (ie, it was always .075mHz regardless of step size).This would happen (same offset) for each time workbench was restated, and would only change when you restart Workbench.Any thoughts?BRad</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Brad Harris, post: 4062, member: 380"] Aquired a WinRadio WR-G33WSM for the last leg of a tour to use with Shure Workbench 5 to handle 8 Senn G3 ears, 2 UHF-R handhelds, and 2 ULX instrument packs. Worked out pretty well for the run, do a waterfall plot during setup, in the time I've gotten all the mics plugged in, it's ready to tell me what to set the frequencies at for the day through the compatability tool. In the documentation (release notes - known issues), it mentions that the frequency display with the WinRadio unit is offset by 2 step sizes (ie, 25kHz step size, its offset by +50kHz). Knowing this on tour, it was always in the back of my mind going into areas with alot of rf traffic, specifically, are the frequencies Workbench telling me to avoid, is that the actual frequency? or is it off by the offset? (ie, is it actually 525.450mHz that is says, or is it 525.400mHz?). This might be trivial, but I'd like to know. So with some slight downtime the past day, I've put up a wireless handheld set at 550.000mHz, fired up Workbench and found that it would say that it thinks it is anywhere from +0.075 to .125mHz offset (all within the same step size - .025mHz), and it would be the same offset regardless of step size (ie, it was always .075mHz regardless of step size). This would happen (same offset) for each time workbench was restated, and would only change when you restart Workbench. Any thoughts? BRad [/QUOTE]

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