Shure MXA910-60CM - Rubber Scratch Protectors (MXA910 W-A)

Shure MXA910-60CM

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Rubber Scratch Protectors (MXA910W-A)

Optional: Before installing the microphone in the ceiling, attach the included rubber pads to the corners of the microphone

flange to prevent scratching.

Table of Contents

Table of Contents2
MXA910, MXA910-60CM, MXA910W-A Ceiling Array Microphone4
Notice4
Overview4
- General Description4
- Features5
- System Overview6
Differences between 3.X and 4.X Firmware7
Getting Started8
- Step 1: Connect to a Network8
- Step 2: Discover the MXA910 in Designer8
- Step 3: Adjust Microphone Coverage9
- Step 4: Apply DSP10
- Step 5: Route Audio11
System Planning and Gear Requirements12
- MXA910 Equipment Combinations12
- Use Case: Soft Codec with ANIUSB or P30013
- Use Case: ANI22 and Hard Codec14
- Use Case: Medium or Large Room with 2 Mxa910S and a P30015
Hardware15
- Network Ethernet Port15
- LED Light Bar16
- Reset Button18
- Power over Ethernet (Poe)18
Installation19
- Microphone Placement19
- Fyrewrap Fire Protective Wrap System Installation21
- Installing the Array Microphone22
- Model Variations22
- Rubber Scratch Protectors22
- Ceiling Installation23
- Rubber Scratch Protectors (MXA910W-A)24
- Ceiling Installation (MXA910W-A)25
- Suspension Mounting27
- Cable Management29
- Installing the Junction Box Accessory30
Software Installation, Management, and Security32
- Controlling Devices with Shure Designer Software32
- Accessing the Web Application33
- Firmware Updates33
Microphone Configuration34
- Software Overview34
- Configuring Microphone Coverage for MXA91035
- Adjusting Levels37
- Parametric Equalizer (PEQ)37
- EQ Contours40
- Custom Presets41
- Mute and Fader Groups41
- Aes6741
- Encryption42
Automix42
- Automix Channel42
- Automix Modes43
- Automix Settings43
- Automix Modes (Firmware <4.X Only)44
Intellimix DSP44
- DSP Best Practices45
- Acoustic Echo Cancellation45
- Noise Reduction46
- Automatic Gain Control (AGC)46
- Delay46
- Compressor46
Networking and Dante47
- Digital Audio Networking47
- Switch Recommendations for Dante Networking47
- Cable Requirements47
- Qos (Quality of Service) Settings47
- Networking48
Echo Reduction (Firmware <4.X Only)52
- How It Works52
- Enabling Echo Reduction52
Using a Third-Party Control System52
Troubleshooting53
Important Product Information54
- Information to the User54
Specifications55
- Polar Response57
- Frequency Response57
- Lobe Sensitivity57
Accessories58
- Optional Accessories and Replacement Parts58
- Furnished Accessories59

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