User's Manual
Table Of Contents
- Table of Contents
- MXW Microflex® Wireless
- IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
- Overview
- Overview
- Hardware Description
- Installation
- System Set Up
- System Set Up
- Large Installations
- Wireless Management
- Networking
- Networking
- Software
- Troubleshooting
- Accessories and Model Variations
- Microflex Wireless Specifications
- Microflex Wireless Specifications
- System
- Transmitters
- Gain Adjustment Range
- Maximum Input Level
- Headphone Output
- Maximum Headphone Output Power
- Antenna Type
- Antenna Gain
- Charge Connector
- Housing
- Recommended Storage Temperature Range
- MXW1 Hybrid Bodypack Transmitter
- Microphone Connector
- Input Impedance
- Internal Microphone
- Battery Life
- Dimensions
- Weight
- MXW2 Handheld Transmitter
- Microphone Capsule
- Configuration
- Input Impedance
- Battery Life
- Dimensions
- Weight
- MXW6 Boundary Transmitter
- Microphone Capsule
- Battery Life
- Dimensions
- Weight
- MXW8 Gooseneck-Base Transmitter
- Microphone Connector
- Configuration
- Input Impedance
- Gooseneck Options
- Battery Life
- Dimensions
- Weight
- Access Point Transceiver (APT)
- Networked Charging Station (NCS)
- Audio Network Interface (ANI)
- Audio Network Interface (ANI)
- Audio Frequency Response
- Dynamic Range
- Output Noise
- THD+N
- Polarity
- Dimensions
- Weight
- Housing
- Power Requirements
- Operating Temperature Range
- Storage Temperature Range
- Analog Connections
- Outputs
- Input(s)
- Headphone Output
- Digital Signal Processing
- AD/DA Converter
- Latency
- Networking
- Network Interface
- Uplink Port (Port 4)
- Power over Ethernet (PoE)
- Cable Requirements
- Network Addressing Capability
- Transmitter Output Power
- Wiring Diagram
- Safety Information
- Important Product Information
- Certifications
Shure Incorporated
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Reset the Microphone Battery Statistics
After installing a new battery, reset the battery health statistics that are stored in the microphone.
Place the transmitter with a new battery into a charging slot. You can use any powered MXW charging station.
Press and hold the mute button on the microphone until its LED flashes (~10 seconds).
Caution: Securely hold the microphone while pressing the button to avoid damaging the USB ports on the charging
station.
Maximizing Battery Life
While the rechargeable Li-Ion batteries for MXW transmitters are designed to last up to 9 hours or more on a charge, variance
inbatteryhealthandusecasemayresultinsignificantdifferencesinbatteryruntime.Specifically,consistencyandoverallrun
time decrease with the number of charge cycles. Battery health of 80% or less is an indicator that a battery is nearing or at the
end of its designated life cycle and should be replaced. Health percentage and number of charge cycles are available from
MXW control software > Utility tab.
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sure variable battery runtime does not cause audio interruptions. However, the following system adjustments can help get the
most runtime out of your batteries.
External LED Control
Having LEDs constantly indicate the microphone state can use a significant amount of battery power. Setting transmitters to
External LED Control disables the built-in LED except when activated by external commands via the TCPI (third-party control
interface).MaximizebatteryruntimebydisablingtheLEDcompletely,orbysettingtheLEDtoonlyindicatewhenthemicro
phone is not in its usual use state.
LED control is set from MXW control software > Preferences tab.
High Density Mode
HighDensity(HD)modereallocatessystemresourcestocreateadditionalchannelswhenneeded.Inapplicationswherelaten
cy, back-channel audio monitoring, and filter control aren't major considerations, switching to HD mode can also provide up to
an hour of additional battery runtime.
Density mode is set from MXW control software > Utility tab > [desired APT] > Edit.
Use-Case Scenarios
To estimate runtime on older batteries, find your microphone and the conditions that most closely match your setup. Runtime
(hours) was calculated using batteries at 80% health.
System Settings Runtime (hours)
LED Density Mode MXW1
MXW2
(SB902)
MXW2
(SB905)
MXW6 MXW8
External HD 8 15 30 8 8
External SD 7 14 26 7 7
Internal HD 7 14 29 8 7
Internal SD 6 12 23 7 6