What to do if Shure Receiver has audio dropouts?
If the RF LED is flickering or off, try changing the receiver and transmitter to a different group and/or channel to resolve audio artifacts or dropouts.
Why is my Shure Receiver LCD screen off?
If the Shure Receiver LCD screen is off, ensure the AC adapter is securely plugged into the electrical outlet and that the receiver is powered on.
How to avoid sound level variations on Shure GLXD14 Receiver?
To avoid sound level variations when switching to different sources on your Shure Receiver, adjust the transmitter gain as necessary.
Why is the Shure GLXD14 transmitter LED flashing red?
If the transmitter indicator LED is flashing red, you should charge or change the transmitter battery.
Why is the RF LED off on my Shure Receiver?
If the Shure Receiver RF LED is off, turn on the transmitter, make sure the batteries are correctly installed, link the transmitter and receiver, and charge or change the transmitter battery.
What to do if Shure Receiver transmitter link is unsuccessful?
If the transmitter and receiver link is unsuccessful, update both components to firmware version 2.0 or greater by downloading the Shure Update Utility application and following the instructions.
Why does my Shure GLXD14 transmitter power off after 1 hour?
If the transmitter powers off after 1 hour, ensure that the linked receiver is turned on.
Why receiver gain control cannot be adjusted on Shure Receiver?
If the receiver gain control cannot be adjusted, check the transmitter; it must be on to enable gain changes.
What to do if Shure Receiver/transmitter won't turn off?
If your Shure Receiver/transmitter won't turn off, the controls are likely locked. Please refer to the Locking and Unlocking Controls section.
Why transmitter information does not appear on Shure Receiver LCD?
If the transmitter information does not appear on the Receiver LCD, the linked transmitter is either off, or the receiver is not linked to a transmitter.
General| Type | Studio microphone |
|---|---|
| Device interface | - |
| Connectivity technology | Wireless |
| Product color | Black |
Safety advice for operating the apparatus safely and correctly.
Details the receiver antennas and the RF Status LED indicator.
Explains the function of Group, Link, and Channel buttons.
Describes the receiver's LCD screen and gain adjustment buttons.
Covers the battery charging indicator and the built-in charging bay.
Details the power supply jack and audio output ports (Mic Out, Instr Out).
Explains the elements shown on the receiver's LCD screen like Group, Channel, Gain.
Details the transmitter antenna and the status LED.
Covers the power switch and the TA4M input jack.
Explains the micro USB charging port and the link button.
Details the meaning of different LED colors and states for transmitter status.
Interprets LED indicators for charging complete, in progress, or error.
Table showing approximate battery charging and runtime based on charging duration.
Details the different groups and their suitability for various system configurations.
Step-by-step guide for pairing receivers and transmitters.
Instructions for manually linking a transmitter to a receiver.
Provides suggestions to minimize interference and improve system reliability.
Guides on adjusting transmitter gain using receiver controls.
Procedures for locking/unlocking receiver and transmitter controls to prevent changes.
Allows manual assignment of specific groups and channels instead of auto-scan.
Solutions for issues related to no sound or low audio levels.
Addresses problems like audio distortion or signal dropouts.
Solutions for distortion, unsuccessful links, and firmware updates.
Addresses problems with gain control, locked controls, and missing transmitter info.
Procedure to restore receiver settings to default factory values.
Procedure to restore transmitter settings to default factory values.
Lists pin assignments for the TA4M connector.
Lists FCC, IC, and other certifications for the device.
Declares compliance with FCC Rules Part 15 for Class B digital devices.
Provides measures to correct harmful interference to radio or television reception.
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