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Table of Contents
MXW Microflex® Wireless
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
Overview
Overview
- General Description
- Features
  - Legendary Shure Quality
  - Advanced Networking and Control
- MXW Wireless System
  - Components of the MXW System
  - System Design and Technology
Hardware Description
- Audio Network Interface (ANI)
  - Front Panel
  - Back Panel
- Access Point Transceiver (APT)
  - Model Variations
  - Directional Antennas
- Networked Charger (NCS)
  - Model Variations
  - Connecting Microphones
- Microphone Transmitters
  - Description
    - Status LED Table
  - Microphone Transmitters
- Rechargeable Batteries
Installation
- Additional Equipment
- Connecting MXW Components
  - Single Group System (1 Access Point)
  - Multiple Group System (>1 Access Point)
    - Large Single-Room Installation
    - Local System Star Setup
- Rack Installation
- Securing the Charging Station
- Two-Channel Charger Wall Mount
  - Installation
  - NCS2 Mount Dimensions
- Mount the Access Point Transceiver
- Power the Hardware
  - Fully Charge the Transmitters
    - Battery Charge Times
      - Approximate Charge Times
- Open the MXW Control Software
  - Operating System Requirements
System Set Up
System Set Up
- Group Devices to Form Audio Channels
- Channel Routing between Devices
  - Charging Station Examples
  - Audio Output Examples
    - 8-Channel Group
    - 4-Channel Group
- Link Microphones to Group Channels
- Preparing a Backup Microphone
  - One Active Mic per Channel
  - Procedure
- Exchanging or Removing a Component
  - Exchanging a Transmitter
  - Remove a Device from a Group
- Link a Microphone Over the Network
Large Installations
- Shure SystemOn Software For Managing Large Systems
- High Density Mode
  - Density Mode Comparison
  - Setting the Density Mode
- Configurations: Managing Multiple Groups
  - Primary Access Point
  - Creating Separate Configurations
Wireless Management
- Overview of Channel Coordination
  - Maximum Channel Count
- Scanning Available RF Spectrum
  - Performing a Scan
- PHS Detection
  - Excluding PHS Bands
- Identifying PHS Detection Errors
  - Resolving PHS Detection Errors
    - Running Spectrum Scans
- Setting RF Power
  - RF Power Levels
- Using Multiple 2- or 4-Channel Access Points
  - Requirements
  - Set Up
Networking
Networking
- Networking Best Practices
- Configuring IP Settings
  - Network Audio and Shure Control Data
    - Network Settings for Each MXW Device
  - Manually Assigning Static IP Address
- Advanced Setup
Software
- MXW System Control Software
- Control Software for the MXW Audio Network Interface
- Dante Software by Audinate
- Firmware Updates
  - Firmware Release Requirements
Troubleshooting
- Audio
- System Setup and MXW Groups
- Network and Device Monitoring
- Additional Resources
- Factory Reset
  - From the Hardware
  - From the Control Software
Accessories and Model Variations
- Lavalier Options
- Gooseneck Options
- IEC Power Cable
- USB Charger
Microflex Wireless Specifications
Microflex Wireless Specifications
- System
- Transmitters
- Access Point Transceiver (APT)
- Networked Charging Station (NCS)
- Audio Network Interface (ANI)
- Transmitter Output Power
  - Bands: Z10, Z11, Z14, Z15
  - Band: Z12
    - MXW1, MXW6, MXW8
    - MXW2
- Wiring Diagram
  - TA4M Connector
  - Audio Network Interface (ANI)
Safety Information
- SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
- WARNING
- WARNING
Important Product Information
- Information to the user
Certifications
- Trademarks

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Charged Backup Microphones

Prepare for long events by linking fully-charged microphones as backups

Shared Resources

Easily add a temporary microphone without unlinking the most commonly used microphones.

One Active Mic per Channel

Only one microphone will operate on the channel at a time, blocking the second microphone from interfering with the RF and

audio performance. The backup microphone briefly flashes the LED to indicate the channel is occupied, and automatically

turns off to conserve the battery. To use the second microphone, simply turn off the first microphone.

Two Microphones Ready for the Audio Channel

The system allows one live microphone per channel.

Procedure

Link a single microphone:

Place the secondary microphone into the same charging slot that was used for the primary microphone.