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These release notes cover the following models:

• MXWNCS2/4/8 Networked Chargers
• MXWANI4/8 Audio Network Interfaces
• MXWAPT2/4/8 Access Point Transceivers
• MXW1/2/6/8 Wireless Microphones

Bug Fixes

• When an interfering DECT device is transmitting nearby an MXW Access Point, the Access point may occasionally drop the connection to microphones 1-4. To recover mic connectivity, reset the Access Point.
  • Examples of interfering DECT devices are other MXW Access Points that are not on the same subnet as the affected Access point; however, in many cases, the interfering DECT devices are wireless headsets for wired desk telephones.
• MXW microphones intermittently drop off the Monitor status screen and their LED turns from green to flashing red for 10 to 30 seconds before recovering back to green, and then recovering their status activity on the Monitor screen. This may occur in environments with large reflective surfaces, such as windows, large LED monitors, and auditoriums with high walls and ceilings. These environments introduce RF reflections that interfere with the heartbeat signal from an MXW Access Point to a microphone. Microphones overcompensate for the interference and lose connectivity with the Access Point, restarting the scan process (seen as a red blinking LED) to find a valid Access Point signal.

Known Issue

• SystemOn 3.0.1 is compatible with MXW 6.0.3, but will incorrectly warn “Check system requirements, your current firmware version may not be confirmed compatible.”

Notes

• To operate MXW version 6.0.3 with other Shure networked systems, see the following list of minimum software and firmware versions:
  • SCM820 1.3.3
  • Shure Web Device Discovery 1.2
  • Shure Update Utility 2.4.3
  • SystemOn 3.0.1

These release notes cover the following models:

• MXWNCS2/4/8 Networked Chargers
• MXWANI4/8 Audio Network Interfaces
• MXWAPT2/4/8 Access Point Transceivers
• MXW1/2/6/8 Wireless Microphones

Bug Fixes

• When an interfering DECT device is transmitting nearby an MXW Access Point, the Access point may occasionally drop the connection to microphones 1-4. To recover mic connectivity, reset the Access Point.
  • Examples of interfering DECT devices are other MXW Access Points that are not on the same subnet as the affected Access point; however, in many cases, the interfering DECT devices are wireless headsets for wired desk telephones.
• MXW microphones intermittently drop off the Monitor status screen and their LED turns from green to flashing red for 10 to 30 seconds before recovering back to green, and then recovering their status activity on the Monitor screen. This may occur in environments with large reflective surfaces, such as windows, large LED monitors, and auditoriums with high walls and ceilings. These environments introduce RF reflections that interfere with the heartbeat signal from an MXW Access Point to a microphone. Microphones overcompensate for the interference and lose connectivity with the Access Point, restarting the scan process (seen as a red blinking LED) to find a valid Access Point signal.

Known Issue

• SystemOn 3.0.1 is compatible with MXW 6.0.3, but will incorrectly warn “Check system requirements, your current firmware version may not be confirmed compatible.”

Notes

• To operate MXW version 6.0.3 with other Shure networked systems, see the following list of minimum software and firmware versions:
  • SCM820 1.3.3
  • Shure Web Device Discovery 1.2
  • Shure Update Utility 2.4.3
  • SystemOn 3.0.1

These release notes cover the following models:

• MXWNCS2/4/8 Networked Chargers
• MXWANI4/8 Audio Network Interfaces
• MXWAPT2/4/8 Access Point Transceivers
• MXW1/2/6/8 Wireless Microphones

Bug Fixes

• When an interfering DECT device is transmitting nearby an MXW Access Point, the Access point may occasionally drop the connection to microphones 1-4. To recover mic connectivity, reset the Access Point.
  • Examples of interfering DECT devices are other MXW Access Points that are not on the same subnet as the affected Access point; however, in many cases, the interfering DECT devices are wireless headsets for wired desk telephones.
• MXW microphones intermittently drop off the Monitor status screen and their LED turns from green to flashing red for 10 to 30 seconds before recovering back to green, and then recovering their status activity on the Monitor screen. This may occur in environments with large reflective surfaces, such as windows, large LED monitors, and auditoriums with high walls and ceilings. These environments introduce RF reflections that interfere with the heartbeat signal from an MXW Access Point to a microphone. Microphones overcompensate for the interference and lose connectivity with the Access Point, restarting the scan process (seen as a red blinking LED) to find a valid Access Point signal.

Known Issue

• SystemOn 3.0.1 is compatible with MXW 6.0.3, but will incorrectly warn “Check system requirements, your current firmware version may not be confirmed compatible.”

Notes

• To operate MXW version 6.0.3 with other Shure networked systems, see the following list of minimum software and firmware versions:
  • SCM820 1.3.3
  • Shure Web Device Discovery 1.2
  • Shure Update Utility 2.4.3
  • SystemOn 3.0.1

These release notes cover the following models:

• MXWNCS2/4/8 Networked Chargers
• MXWANI4/8 Audio Network Interfaces
• MXWAPT2/4/8 Access Point Transceivers
• MXW1/2/6/8 Wireless Microphones

Bug Fixes

• When an interfering DECT device is transmitting nearby an MXW Access Point, the Access point may occasionally drop the connection to microphones 1-4. To recover mic connectivity, reset the Access Point.
  • Examples of interfering DECT devices are other MXW Access Points that are not on the same subnet as the affected Access point; however, in many cases, the interfering DECT devices are wireless headsets for wired desk telephones.
• MXW microphones intermittently drop off the Monitor status screen and their LED turns from green to flashing red for 10 to 30 seconds before recovering back to green, and then recovering their status activity on the Monitor screen. This may occur in environments with large reflective surfaces, such as windows, large LED monitors, and auditoriums with high walls and ceilings. These environments introduce RF reflections that interfere with the heartbeat signal from an MXW Access Point to a microphone. Microphones overcompensate for the interference and lose connectivity with the Access Point, restarting the scan process (seen as a red blinking LED) to find a valid Access Point signal.

Known Issue

• SystemOn 3.0.1 is compatible with MXW 6.0.3, but will incorrectly warn “Check system requirements, your current firmware version may not be confirmed compatible.”

Notes

• To operate MXW version 6.0.3 with other Shure networked systems, see the following list of minimum software and firmware versions:
  • SCM820 1.3.3
  • Shure Web Device Discovery 1.2
  • Shure Update Utility 2.4.3
  • SystemOn 3.0.1

These release notes cover the following models:

• MXWNCS2/4/8 Networked Chargers
• MXWANI4/8 Audio Network Interfaces
• MXWAPT2/4/8 Access Point Transceivers
• MXW1/2/6/8 Wireless Microphones

Bug Fixes

• When an interfering DECT device is transmitting nearby an MXW Access Point, the Access point may occasionally drop the connection to microphones 1-4. To recover mic connectivity, reset the Access Point.
  • Examples of interfering DECT devices are other MXW Access Points that are not on the same subnet as the affected Access point; however, in many cases, the interfering DECT devices are wireless headsets for wired desk telephones.
• MXW microphones intermittently drop off the Monitor status screen and their LED turns from green to flashing red for 10 to 30 seconds before recovering back to green, and then recovering their status activity on the Monitor screen. This may occur in environments with large reflective surfaces, such as windows, large LED monitors, and auditoriums with high walls and ceilings. These environments introduce RF reflections that interfere with the heartbeat signal from an MXW Access Point to a microphone. Microphones overcompensate for the interference and lose connectivity with the Access Point, restarting the scan process (seen as a red blinking LED) to find a valid Access Point signal.

Known Issue

• SystemOn 3.0.1 is compatible with MXW 6.0.3, but will incorrectly warn “Check system requirements, your current firmware version may not be confirmed compatible.”

Notes

• To operate MXW version 6.0.3 with other Shure networked systems, see the following list of minimum software and firmware versions:
  • SCM820 1.3.3
  • Shure Web Device Discovery 1.2
  • Shure Update Utility 2.4.3
  • SystemOn 3.0.1

These release notes cover the following models:

• MXWNCS2/4/8 Networked Chargers
• MXWANI4/8 Audio Network Interfaces
• MXWAPT2/4/8 Access Point Transceivers
• MXW1/2/6/8 Wireless Microphones

Bug Fixes

• When an interfering DECT device is transmitting nearby an MXW Access Point, the Access point may occasionally drop the connection to microphones 1-4. To recover mic connectivity, reset the Access Point.
  • Examples of interfering DECT devices are other MXW Access Points that are not on the same subnet as the affected Access point; however, in many cases, the interfering DECT devices are wireless headsets for wired desk telephones.
• MXW microphones intermittently drop off the Monitor status screen and their LED turns from green to flashing red for 10 to 30 seconds before recovering back to green, and then recovering their status activity on the Monitor screen. This may occur in environments with large reflective surfaces, such as windows, large LED monitors, and auditoriums with high walls and ceilings. These environments introduce RF reflections that interfere with the heartbeat signal from an MXW Access Point to a microphone. Microphones overcompensate for the interference and lose connectivity with the Access Point, restarting the scan process (seen as a red blinking LED) to find a valid Access Point signal.

Known Issue

• SystemOn 3.0.1 is compatible with MXW 6.0.3, but will incorrectly warn “Check system requirements, your current firmware version may not be confirmed compatible.”

Notes

• To operate MXW version 6.0.3 with other Shure networked systems, see the following list of minimum software and firmware versions:
  • SCM820 1.3.3
  • Shure Web Device Discovery 1.2
  • Shure Update Utility 2.4.3
  • SystemOn 3.0.1

Improvements

• Changed the version number to 1.6.19 to allow all PSM1000 devices in a configuration to have the same version number
• Bug fixes

Notes

• To operate PSM1000 devices version 1.6.19 with other Shure networked systems, see the following list of supported minimum versions:
  • AXT600 2.1.22
  • Axient Digital 1.1.43
  • ULX-D 2.2.24
  • Wireless Workbench 6.12.5
  • Shure Update Utility 2.4.3
  • ShurePlus Channels 1.4.2

New Feature

• Support for P10R+

Notes

• To operate PSM1000 devices version 1.6.19 with other Shure networked systems, see the following list of supported minimum versions:
  • AXT600 2.1.22
  • Axient Digital 1.1.43
  • ULX-D 2.2.24
  • Wireless Workbench 6.12.5
  • Shure Update Utility 2.4.3
  • ShurePlus Channels 1.4.2

Improvements

• Support for Axient Digital frequency bands
  • 470 MHz – 608 MHz (G57)
  • 470 MHz – 608 MHz and 614 – 616 MHz (G57+)

Notes

• User Guide
• To operate Axient 2.1.22 devices with other Shure systems and software, see the following list of minimum versions:
  • Axient Digital 1.1.43
  • UR4 UHF-R receiver 1.171
  • UR3 Plug-on Transmitter 1.0.0.16
  • UR5 Portable Diversity Receiver 1.0.0.13
  • ULX-D ULXD4X Receivers 2.2.24
  • QLX-D QLXD4 Receiver 2.2.11
  • PSM1000 P10T Transmitter 1.6.19
  • SBRC Shure Battery Rack Charger 1.1.X
  • Shure Update Utility 2.4.2
  • ShurePlus Channels 1.4.2
  • Wireless Workbench 6.12.5

Important

• This version applies to AD1, AD2, ADX1, ADX1M, and ADX2 transmitters

New Feature

• Initial firmware for ADX1, ADX1M, and ADX2 transmitters.

Improvements

• Support for new or changed frequency bands:
  • Israel (R52) 794 MHz – 806 MHz
  • U.S. (G57) 470 MHz – 608 MHz: Now excludes 600 MHz guard bands
  • U.S. (G57+) 470 MHz – 608 MHz and 614 – 616 MHz: Includes UHFTV + Guard bands.
• Menu UI improvements
• Bug fixes

Notes

• User Guides: AD1 | AD2
• AD1/2 and ADX1/1M/2 version 1.1.43 is compatible with devices on version 1.1.43 and below, but it is recommended to update all devices used together to the same firmware version.
• To operate AD1/2 and ADX1/1M/2 version 1.1.43 devices with other Shure systems and software, see the following list of minimum versions:
  • Axient Digital AD1/2 and ADX1/1M/2 Transmitters 1.1.43
  • Axient Digital AD4D/Q Receivers 1.1.43
  • Axient AXT600 Spectrum Manager 2.1.22
  • SBC240/840/840M Chargers 1.1.43
  • SBRC Shure Battery Rack Charger 1.1.X
  • Shure Update Utility 2.4.2
  • ShurePlus Channels 1.4.2
  • Wireless Workbench 6.12.5