Select Devices For The Group - Shure Microflex Wireless User Manual

System Setup

Select Devices for the Group

Use the MXW control software to view devices on the network and assign them to a group.
Tip: Use the ID button to identify a device. This flashes the component LEDs for easy identification.
MXWAPT
Group =
1. Go to the Configuration Tab
Assign the devices to groups from the Configuration tab of the MXW control software.
2. Select the Access Point Transceiver (APT) for Group 1
Select an APT to determine group channel count (2, 4 or 8).
Group 1 automatically uses the APT opened from the Web Discovery application. Other networked (and open) APTs are available for additional groups.
3. Select the Network Charging Station(s)
Select one or two Network Charging Station (NCS) to the access point. An additional charger can be added to the group:
• When using multiple smaller chargers to fill the channel count of the group. For example, two 4-channel chargers for an 8-channel
group.
• 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.
• Shure SCM820 IntelliMix
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: Component group and microphone link data are persistently stored in each device. If the MXW system is shut
off and then restarted without a computer, the devices will remain associated to the access point.
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Mixer. Dante-enabled SCM820s can be selected as the audio output for the Group. This automatically
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