Universal Transmitter/Receiver

The Opus AuraSTRX Portable Auracast Receiver AURASTRX receives wireless Auracast audio for listening through wired headphones or a compatible neckloop. Designed for museums, conferences, guided tours and public spaces, it provides an accessible listening option for visitors who need a dedicated receiver.

A 2.8-inch LCD touchscreen allows users to interact with the device, while automatic stream scanning helps them find available Auracast broadcasts. The integrated QR-code reader offers another way to connect to a broadcast, making it useful for venues displaying listening instructions at reception or within an equipped room.

The 3.5mm audio output supports mono or stereo listening with compatible headphones. Alternatively, a magnetic neckloop can connect the receiver to hearing aids equipped with a telecoil and set to their T position. This gives venues flexibility when providing shared listening equipment for different users.

AuraSTRX uses the LC3 audio codec and supports 16, 24 and 48kHz sample rates. The manufacturer specifies 30ms latency when used with an AuraGate transmitter. Configuration and firmware updates are managed through AuraConnect Desktop, with limited settings also available on the receiver’s screen.

The rechargeable 1700mAh battery supports more than ten hours of receiver operation with the screen continuously on, or more than fifty hours with the screen off, under the manufacturer’s stated conditions. Charging is available through USB-C or a compatible Aura charging station, including the Aura-CH5 and Aura-CH10.

Weighing 85g and measuring 130 x 60 x 14mm, AuraSTRX is easy to carry between listening areas. Its IP64-rated enclosure provides dust and splash protection, while automatic screen-brightness adjustment helps maintain visibility as lighting conditions change.