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1. Open a Configuration
Use the Shure Web Discovery application to view all MXW Access Point
Transceivers (APTs) on the network. Double-click on an APT to open the
software, and go to the Configuration tab.
2. Select an Access Point Transceiver (APT) for Group 1
Select an open APT from the drop-down display. This selection determines
whether the Group has four or eight channels (APT4 or APT8).
Note: Group 1 must include the APT that was used to open the control
software. Other networked (and open) APTs are then available for
additional groups.
3. Select the Network Charging Station(s)
Associate one or two Network Charging Station (NCS) to the access point.
There are two reasons for associating more than one charger:
• When using two four-channel chargers for an eight-channel access
point.
• When using gooseneck microphones. Gooseneck mics cover the front
and back slots of a charger, halving the number of slots available. For
example, two eight-channel chargers are required to fill an eight-channel
access point with gooseneck microphones.
4. Select the Audio Output Device(s)
Select one or two audio output devices (MXWANI or SCM820) to
automatically route the digital audio channels from the access point. Select
from the following devices:
• Audio Network Interface (MXWANI) four- or eight-channel variation. Two
four-channel units or one eight-channel unit can be assigned to an eight-
channel APT.
• Shure SCM820 IntelliMix
®
Mixer. Dante-enabled SCM820s can be
selected as the audio output for the Group. This automatically routes
the SCM820's aux input to the microphones for personal monitoring
(SCM820 aux left channel to MXW channels 1 - 4; aux right channel to
MXW channels 5 - 8).
Note: Device associations and microphone Link data are persistently stored
in the device. If the MXW system is shut off and then restarted without a
computer, the devices will remain associated to the access point.
Associating Components to a Group
The following instructions are for forming an MXW Group. If a device is not available from drop-down window, make sure it is "open" and on the network.
Tip: Use the
ID button to identify a device. This sends a signal to the device to flash its LEDs for easy identification.
MXWANI8 mxwani8-ffeee5.local 192.168.200.22
Dante
Dante
ROOM 5
MXWAPT8
mxwapt8-ffaaa2.local
192.168.200.23
CONFERENCE
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②
③
7
8
6
5
1
2
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4
④
lockout
power
ethernet
network audio
push to solo | hold to mute
-9
-18
-24
-36
-48
-60
0
-9
-12
-18
-24
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aux
mic
adjust
line
sig/clip
mute
INPUT
A
sig/clip
mute
OUTPUT
HEADPHONE
Audio Network Interface
B
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2
3
4
5
6
7
8
line
aux
MICROFLEX WIRELESS
AUX IN
MASTER
lockout
power
ethernet
network audio
automix link
dual mixer
LIM
A
B
-9
-18
-24
-36
-48
-60
0
gain
limiter
L+R SUM
gain
low cut
hi shelf
meter
push to solo | hold to mute
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
A B
HEADPHONE
IntelliMix
SCM820
®
A B A B A B A B
2 3 4
5 6 7 8
1
2 3 41
x x x x
81 2 3 4 5 6 7
1 2 3 4
(none) (none) (none)(none)
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3 4
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Channel Mapping for Devices in a Group
Audio is routed from the microphones to the analog outputs according to the Group setup in the Configuration tab. The following diagram displays channel
mapping for devices in eight- and four-channel Groups.
Networked Charging Station
An additional charging station is required when filling a Group with
gooseneck microphones
8-Channel Group
4-Channel Group
Audio Output Device
Outputs are assigned to an MXW Audio Network Interface or SCM820
Automatic Mixer
8-Channel Group
4-Channel Group
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