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General| Frequency Range | 470–952 MHz (country dependent) |
|---|---|
| Operating Range | 100 m (328 ft) (Typical) |
| Audio Input | XLR |
| Network Interface | Ethernet |
| Receiver Audio Output | XLR, 1/4" (6.3 mm) balanced/unbalanced |
| Receiver Battery Type | AA |
| Power Supply | 100 to 240 V AC, 50-60 Hz |
| Weight | Varies by model (refer to specific model documentation) |
Covers CAUTION, WARNING, and HEARING PRECAUTIONS.
Regulatory information specific to Australian wireless operation.
Highlights durability and professional-grade build for touring.
Details system configuration and operational features.
Describes audio fidelity and processing for clear sound.
Covers battery and charging system details for extended use.
Initial setup steps for the rackmount transmitter.
Configure frequency groups and channels for operation.
Adjust carrier frequency and RF output power.
Create and manage custom frequency groups.
Set input levels and audio modes (Stereo/Mix, Mono, PTP).
Use Sync > RxSetup to transfer settings to the bodypack.
Customize channel names and display appearance.
Details power, audio jack, scan button, IR window, battery, menus.
Configure RF group, channel, and frequency.
Adjust squelch, RF pad, and antenna options.
Set output mode to Stereo or MixMode.
Adjust frequency bands, Q, and gain for EQ.
Configure volume limiting and locking features.
Access CueMode and adjust display settings.
Lock front panel controls and view battery status.
Approximate hours remaining for alkaline and rechargeable batteries.
Details power-save mode and battery usage notes.
Procedure to add transmitter settings to the bodypack.
Explains Channel, Group, and Full scans.
Important considerations when performing scans.
Transfer settings from bodypack to rack unit.
Transfer settings from rack unit to bodypack.
Connect transmitters via Ethernet for automatic setup.
Control transmitters via computer using Shure Wireless Workbench.
Scan RF spectrum and deploy open frequencies.
Analyze scan results on bodypack or transmitter.
Details RF carrier range, compatible frequencies, and tuning bandwidth.
Covers operating range, audio response, and signal-to-noise ratio.
Details RF output power and impedance.
Specs for power input/output and audio input connectors.
Specs for RF filtering and active RF gain control.
Specs for latency, squelch, and intermodulation attenuation.
FCC, ISED, and European directive compliance.
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