Programming the ERA-DCRX to a ERA-UTX & ERA-PBTX
The video below demonstrates the basic programming of the ERA-DCRX desktop receiver, the ERA-DCRX, to the ERA-UTX and the ERA-PBTX. Although the basic programming of the ERA lines of products is similar, there are some important nuances specific to each. Please consult each product’s manual for details.
Updated: September 7, 2026Original publish date: October 4, 2022
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The video below demonstrates the basic programming of the ERA-DCRX desktop receiver, the ERA-DCRX, to the ERA-UTX and the ERA-PBTX.
Although the basic programming of the ERA lines of products is similar, there are some important nuances specific to each. Please consult each product’s manual for details.
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