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Wireless Microphones
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AKG HUB 4000Q
The HUB 4000 Q enables you to connect up to eight AKG devices
to any Harman Professional HiQnet system. It is a true plug and play
device, so all you need to do to install the HUB 4000 Q is connect it
to your computer via a commercial CAT-5 network cable. For large
wireless systems, you can of course add several HUB 4000 Qs using
standard Ethernet switches (or routers, wireless hubs, etc.), allowing
you to configure and monitor the entire setup from a single computer.
• HiQnet Ethernet interface for connecting up to eight AKG devices
to a HiQnet network
• Monitor and control a wireless system with Harman System
Architect via HiQnet
• Monitor and control a wireless system with the AKG Wireless
iPhone App via HiQnet
• Supports DSR 700 (DMS 700), SST 4 (IVM 4),
and SR 4500 (WMS 4500)
Microphones
AKG Wireless Microphone Management System
AKG System Architect
The Harman System Architect™ PC software will automatically identify
all HUB 4000 Qs connected to the computer. The channel-oriented
user interface in System Architect provides intuitive monitoring of all
wireless channels. 1 Click Setup makes frequency management for
your wireless system as easy as giving a single click.
• Control and monitor multichannel wireless systems from a PC
• User interface optimized for monitoring and setting up large
wireless systems
• 1 Click Setup function provides automatic frequency setup and
management for the wireless system with a single click.
• Tools like Device Manager, Environment Scan, RF Monitor,
and Programmer Guide for manual system setup
AKG Wireless iPhone App
The AKG Wireless iPhone App enables you to monitor and control a
complete AKG wireless system from your iPhone or iPod touch via Wi-
Fi™. The AKG Wireless iPhone App is the fastest and easiest way to
check the wireless connection between a transmitter and a receiver on
stage. Its RF Monitor function lets you check and detect radio shadow
areas right on stage. Finding dropouts is as easy as rotating the iPhone
or iPod touch from portrait to landscape mode and pacing the stage.
This starts RF Monitor that draws a graph of RF signal strength over
time on the display, showing exactly where the RF signals drops below
a usable level as you walk around.
• Control and monitor wireless systems from an Apple iPhone,
iPod touch or iPad via Wi-Fi
• RF Monitor for checking the radio link on stage
• Single-touch frequency setup and management for the entire
system
• Wireless troubleshooting tool