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    • Home / Products / Strobepro XRM Radio Receiver
    Strobepro XRM Radio Receiver - Strobepro Studio Lighting
    Strobepro XRM Radio Receiver - Strobepro Studio Lighting
    Strobepro XRM Radio Receiver - Strobepro Studio Lighting
    Strobepro XRM Radio Receiver - Strobepro Studio Lighting
    Strobepro XRM Radio Receiver - Strobepro Studio Lighting
    Strobepro XRM Radio Receiver - Strobepro Studio Lighting
    Strobepro XRM Radio Receiver - Strobepro Studio Lighting
    Strobepro XRM Radio Receiver - Strobepro Studio Lighting

    Strobepro XRM Radio Receiver

    $29.00 CAD

    Strobepro XRM Receiver 

    This is the 2.4GHz USB antenna for older Godox and Strobepro strobes that do not have a built-in receiver.

    Easy to Setup

    The XRM receiver works by simply attaching it to the wireless control port on a compatible strobe.

    XRM

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    Trent
    For using AD360 - V1 (and various rebrands) with V2 system, this is your only option.

    After some trouble figuring it out, it works great on my Bolt VB-22 (AD360 first edition, rebranded by the big New York camera store). This is not the same as the AD360v2 / Strobepro X360(C|N) - those have built in receivers and do not require an external one.

    To set channel from 1-16: Take the channel your XPro is set to and subtract 1. Convert to binary, set dip switches right to left (1 is the least significant digit).

    To set group: Set "power" dial to A,B,C,D, or E same the group on your XPro. It should probably also work if your xpro is in 16 group mode - I haven't tried it as circumstances where more than 5 groups would be manageable seem rare.

    XPro Channel - dip setting
    1 - 0000
    2 - 1000
    3 - 0100
    4 - 1100
    5 - 0010
    6 - 1010
    7 - 0110
    8 - 1110
    9 - 0001
    10 - 1001
    11 - 0101
    12 - 1101
    13 - 0011
    14 - 1011
    15 - 0111
    16 - 1111

    T
    Trent
    For using AD360 - V1 (and various rebrands) with V2 system, this is your only option.

    After some trouble figuring it out, it works great on my Bolt VB-22 (AD360 first edition, rebranded by the big New York camera store). This is not the same as the AD360v2 / Strobepro X360(C|N) - those have built in receivers and do not require an external one.

    To set channel from 1-16: Take the channel your XPro is set to and subtract 1. Convert to binary, set dip switches right to left (1 is the least significant digit).

    To set group: Set "power" dial to A,B,C,D, or E same the group on your XPro. It should probably also work if your xpro is in 16 group mode - I haven't tried it as circumstances where more than 5 groups would be manageable seem rare.

    XPro Channel - dip setting
    1 - 0000
    2 - 1000
    3 - 0100
    4 - 1100
    5 - 0010
    6 - 1010
    7 - 0110
    8 - 1110
    9 - 0001
    10 - 1001
    11 - 0101
    12 - 1101
    13 - 0011
    14 - 1011
    15 - 0111
    16 - 1111

    C
    Chris R.
    Excellent receiver

    Such a great receiver works very well... was super impressed by Range and never missed a shot

    C
    Chris R.
    Excellent receiver

    Such a great receiver works very well... was super impressed by Range and never missed a shot

    J
    Jack
    Binary Settings for XRM receiver

    Trent, thank you for posting the binary settings relative to the XPro. I used them for setting my old XRM receiver and it works great. I don't have to use the SLAVE setting any more. I still have to set the strobe unit manually, but at least I can trigger it from my common XPro transmitter.

    Jack