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Remove a Device from a Group

To remove a device from a group, open the MXW Control Software and go to the Configuration tab. In the group row, select the

device drop-down window that contains the desired device. Select 'none' to clear the device association.

Note: A factory reset will also remove the any association or Link status.

Link a Microphone Over the Network

To improve device management from a central help desk or technician station, a microphone can be linked to any group on the

network using a remote charging station. Using a control system, send the command strings* to replace a microphone for a

specific channel. Group settings are not affected by this procedure.

Connect a spare charger to the network.

Place the microphone in a charging slot.

Modify the following command string according to the setup :

① PRI (primary) or SEC (secondary) channel link

② Charging slot number used for new microphone

③ Channel targeted for this procedure

④ IP address of the APT (device that stores the group settings)

Send the command to the charger.

Verify the command response:

*A comprehensive list of MXW command strings are available on the Shure website: www.shure.com, search "command

strings".

Large Installations

Shure SystemOn Software For Managing Large Systems

Shure SystemOn Audio Asset Management Software provides a central platform for managing mission critical, largescale de

ployments of Shure audio hardware across corporate and higher education networks. SystemOn goes beyond the functionality

of the MXW control software, working across subnets and APT groups to provide IT administrators and AV technicians the abili

ty to proactively monitor and control Shure hardware devices remotely using a laptop, smartphone or tablet.

Visit http://www.shure.com/SystemOn for more information.

High Density Mode

High Density (HD) mode creates additional channels for large meetings and crowded RF environments. HD mode doubles the

number of channels available in standard mode, with minor changes to some system features. You can set the density mode

for each APT individually to get the right blend of channel count and audio performance.