General Description; Component Overview - Shure Microflex Wireless System Preparación Rapida

General Description

The Shure Microflex Wireless Series (MXW) is a complete microphone solution for flexible meeting rooms and boardrooms. It features automatic RF channel
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management, rechargeable encrypted (AES256) wireless microphones, and digital audio networking (Dante
boundary and gooseneck microphones for tabletop applications, as well as handheld and bodypack solutions for corporate training and presentations. The
MXW Access Point mounts to a ceiling or wall for discreet communication between the wireless microphones and the digital audio network. Multiple access
points can be used for installations that require simultaneous operation of up to 40* microphones in the same area (*region dependant). Web-browser based
control software is used for remote monitoring and control from any computer connected to the network.
Additional Resources
This Quickstart guide contains the essential information to set up a
basic, eight-channel MXW system. The following is a list of additional
resources for the MXW Series:
Full MXW Manual: The full manual provides comprehensive MXW
System information, such as detailed component descriptions,
network topologies, RF management best-practices and control
software navigation. It can be found on www.shure.com and the USB
drive supplied with the Access Point Transceiver.
Shure Support: For Troubleshooting assistance or consultation
on complex installations, contact Shure to speak with a support
representative. In the Americas region, call the Systems Support
group at 847-600-8541. For users in other locations, go to www.
shure.com to find support contact for your region.
Audinate: For digital audio networking help, advanced networking
guidelines, and Dante software troubleshooting, visit Audinate's
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website at www.audinate.com.

Component Overview

MXW1 MXW2 MXW6 MXW8
Microphone Transmitters
MXW microphones transmit an encrypted,
wireless audio signal to the access point. Four
form factors are available:
Hybrid Bodypack (MXW1)
The bodypack secures to a belt or strap for
hands-free, mobile communication. It features
a TQG input for lavalier connection and an
integrated omnidirectional microphone.
Handheld (MXW2)
The handheld enables presenters to
communicate using legendary Shure SM58,
SM86, BETA58 and VP68 microphone
cartridges.
Boundary (MXW6/C, MXW6/O)
The boundary transmitter sits on a table or desk
to transmit speech while discreetly blending into
any conference environment.
Desktop Gooseneck Base (MXW8)
The gooseneck base is compatible with 5, 10,
and 15" Microflex gooseneck microphones.
The MXW1, MXW6, and MXW8 microphones include
a headphone output for monitoring audio, such as a
translation channel.
Access Point Transceiver
(MXWAPT4, MXWAPT8)
The Access Point Transceiver (4 and 8 channel
units) mounts to a wall or ceiling to manage
encrypted, wireless audio connections with
microphones. As a system hub, it transports
digital audio between the wireless microphones
and other Dante devices on the same network.
The APT includes a webserver that hosts
the MXW System control software, used for
monitoring, configuration, and remote control of
the system.
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Audio Network Interface
(MXWANI4, MXWANI8)
The Audio Network Interface (4 and 8 channel)
is a Dante network device that provides analog
audio input and outputs for the MXW system.
It has a 4-port Gigabit Ethernet switch that
enables the connection of an MXW access
point, a computer and up to two MXW networked
charging stations.
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Networked Charging Station
(MXWNCS4, MXWNCS8)
The Networked Charging Station (4 and 8 slot
varieties) is capable of simultaneous charging
up to 4 (or 8) MXW microphones. It also
Links microphones to access point channels
and networks battery statistics to the control
software.
MXW Control Software
The MXW control software offers comprehensive
remote control of key setup, monitoring and
management functions. The software is
accessible from any PC or Mac on the network,
and opens in a web-browser using Adobe
Flash .
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