User's Manual

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*A comprehensive list of MXW command strings are available on the Shure website: www.shure.com, search "command
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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.
Density Mode Comparison
Feature Standard Density High Density
Channels available* Up to 40 Up to 80
Audio latency 18 ms 28 ms
Microphone battery life Up to 7 hours Up to 8 hours
EQ filters Optional Always on
Backchannel audio (headphone out
put on the microphone)
Available Unavailable
*For Americas region. See Maximum Channel Count table for availability worldwide.
Setting the Density Mode
Set the mode for each APT from the device properties:
Go to MXW control software > Utility tab > [Find the desired APT] > Edit
Choose a density mode:
Standard (default)
High
Select Add updates to exit the device properties.
Select Apply All from the Utility page to push to your devices.
Configurations: Managing Multiple Groups
Configurations allow multiple Groups to share the same preferences, global controls and log-ons. When an additional Group is
added to the Configuration tab, the new components will take on the preferences and global actions of that Configuration. For
example, all microphones Linked to Groups in that Configuration will mute when the global Mute All button is pressed.