You can limit different Bolt sets to only use certain channels if there is known interference on the same frequency ranges used by the Bolt product line, or when operating multiple Bolt sets in the same area.
The following models allow you to manually choose frequencies available for use by the Bolt:
- 1st gen Bolt 2000 [1]
- 2nd gen Bolt 600 [2]
- 2nd gen Bolt 2000 [2]
- 3rd gen Bolt 1000 (original), Bolt 1000 XT [2] [3]
- 3rd gen Bolt 3000 (original), Bolt 3000 XT [2]
[1] you can select frequencies using either the Bolt Utility software or the Bolt Manager software; use the same program which was last used to update the Bolt set
[2] you can select the frequencies using (a) the Bolt Manager software while connected to the transmitter / TX unit, or (b) the menu buttons and display on the receiver / RX unit
[3] the Bolt 1000 LT does not allow manual frequency selection, see details further below
NOTE: manual frequency selection / channel assignment is not available on the following Bolt models:
- 1st gen Bolt Standard
- 1st gen Bolt Pro
- 2nd gen Bolt 300
- 3rd gen Bolt 500 (original), Bolt 500 LT, Bolt 500 XT
- 3rd gen Bolt 1000 LT : the Bolt 1000 LT is a lower-cost, feature-reduced variant and does not include manual frequency selection or many other options present on the original Bolt 1000 and Bolt 1000 XT series, including HDMI to SDI cross-conversion on the TX unit, or the Spectrum Analyzer, 3D LUTS and output video format conversion on the RX unit. Refer to this link for additional details: https://teradek.com/collections/bolt-family#comparison-chart
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