Archiwum oprogramowania i firmware

Release notes cover the following models:

• MXC605/605-F
• MXC615
• MXC620/620-F
• MXC630/630-F
• MXC640
• MXCIC
• MXCMIU
• MXCSIGN
• DIS-CCU
• AO6004
• DC5900F
• DC5980P
• DCS6000 legacy conference and interpreter units

Important

• This firmware release can be used to update Microflex Complete (MXC) or DCS 6000 systems using DIS-CCU Central Unit and to update DC5900F and DC5980P to register and work in an MXC system.
• Systems using CU 5905, CU 6000, CU 6005, CU 6010, CU 6011, CU 6105, or CU 6110 Central Units are not supported in this release.
• The Firmware Update Utility (FUU) included in this release, is required to be used making the update.

New Features

• This is a hotfix and does not include any new features. Please refer to ‘Release Note 9.2.0’ for a list of new features in FW 9.2.

Bug Fixes

• MXC620/620-F, MXC630/630-F, MXC640
  • A bug is corrected, where the NFC card, art. no. ‘MXCNFCCard-10PK’, did not work in the units.
• MXCIC
  • A bug is corrected, where units randomly did not respond to system changes (language channels etc.) and where the microphone list was not shown.

Known Issues

• For a list of known issues please refer to ‘Release Note 9.2.0’ for a list of new features in FW 9.2.

Notes

• MXC and DCS 6000 firmware files are packaged together in the same release file.
• To operate MXC devices with FW release 9.2 with other Shure networked systems, see the following list of minimum software and firmware versions:
  • SW6000 v9.2 or v9.3
  • Shure NFC Programming App 1.0.3

Release notes cover the following models:

• SW6000

Important

• This software version is used for new SW6000 installations or to update all previous SW6000 installed versions using DIS-CCU Central Unit (CU 6005, CU 6010, CU 6011, CU 6105, CU 6110 and CU 5905 are not supported)
• This version is compatible with SW6000 Software License file v1.7 only
• No new SW6000 license is needed if updating from SW6000 v6.0.xxx or later versions
• A new SW6000 license is needed if updating from SW6000 v5.8.xxx or previous versions

Bug Fixes

• CUA
  • If a participant is logged into a meeting using a secondary language (not the meeting default), the participant will see entries in the speak list using ‘show name’ as defined for the system language.
  • Selecting an outgoing language for any interpreter desk in the Interpretation screen brings 'Object reference’ error.
  • Selecting an MIU used as interpreter and changing the outgoing language results in object reference error.
  • When a user is logged in to the CUA in a meeting with mode Automatic login on preferred seat, the user cannot successfully log out from the CUA.
  • Using Manual speech time, starting time with one open microphone will correctly display time next to microphone entry on Microphone control speakers list. But switching on a second microphone, time is not displayed next to this microphone.
• CAA
  • Under specific conditions, it’s possible that a meeting or voting report with list of chairmen may list a chairman that was not present during the meeting.
  • Importing the same users twice in the CAA User Table causes an object reference exception.
  • Importing multiple users in the CAA User table (not previously exported) causes the imported users to get import id 0.
  • Generating custom voting report #1444 causes a comObj exception.

Known Issues

• MXC640 shows 0:00 when a chairperson with no speech time limitation is turned off
• The time indication in the speech time sub panel in the CUA disappears when a chairperson with no time limitation is turned on

Notes

• To operate MXC devices with SW6000 version 9.3, see the following list of minimum software and firmware versions:
  • MXC firmware release 9.2 or later

Important

• In most cases, you should install the latest version of Shure Update Utility to update your devices. Certain legacy devices require older versions of SUU, though:
  • Use Shure Update Utility 2.4.8 to update firmware on UHF-R, SHA900, KSE1500, and GLX-D systems or for 32-bit support.
  • Use Shure Update Utility 2.4.1 to update firmware on PSM1000 systems running firmware 1.1.0 or earlier.
  • Use the MXC Firmware installer to update MXC products, including DIS-CCU.
  • Use the DFR22 Software and a PC running Windows 8.1 or earlier to update a DFR22.
  • Update MOTIV and AONIC devices with their mobile or desktop apps.
• Note: SUU 2.4.8 and SUU 2.4.1 will replace the most recent version of SUU on your machine.

New Features

• Menu Bar Update: The menu bar has been updated to provide a new link underneath “Help” titled “Troubleshooting...” which opens an updated FAQ on our website.
• Device Support: 
  • Added support for ADX5D.

Known Issues

• ULX-D devices running versions prior to 1.5.6 must be updated to 1.5.6 first before updating to a later firmware version.
• Microflex Wireless devices running versions prior to 5.2.2 must be updated to 5.2.2 first before updating to a later firmware version.

Notes

• Shure Update Utility is supported on the following operating systems:
  • Windows 8.1 and 10
  • macOS Mojave (10.14), Catalina (10.15), and BigSur (10.16, intel only)
    • Note: we are still investigating M1 chip support.

New Features

• Added support to import third-party scan files generated by Anritsu spectrum analyzers.
• Added the ability to scan with, and view data for, individual antennas on Axient Digital receivers (requires Axient Digital firmware 1.3.6 or later)
• Added the ability to edit a stopped or imported Timeline file..
  • Create and edit markers and general file information.
  • Trim start time and stop time, and save as a new file.
• Added an option to use computer location data to populate the TV channel exclusion data table (for select counties)
  • Location services must be enabled on your computer so that the application can approximate your location.
  • Your location data is not stored by Shure or the application.

New Device and Frequency Band Support

• Added support for Axient® Digital ADX5D dual-channel portable slot-in receiver.
• Added support for SLX-D® single- and dual-channel wireless receivers.
• Added support for new Shure frequency bands:
  • BLX M19 | 694.500 MHz – 702.700 MHz
  • BLX Q12 | 748.300 MHz – 757.700 MHz
  • PSM300 L26 | 655.125 MHz – 678.875 MHz

Coordination 

• Updated the offline TV channel database for the following countries:
  • United States – post-600 MHz transition
• Added ability to rename or delete the Default RF Zone.
• Fixed an issue where the scan peak hold overlay color was not being saved as part of the show file.
• Fixed an issue where the name of a channel listed on the in-use tab of the frequency list dialog could be blank in one scenario.
• Fixed an issue where it was not possible to sort by dBm or assigned channels in the assign & deploy dialog.
• Fixed an issue where frequency values in the coordination workspace (CWS) list would not update after a custom equipment profile was edited in the equipment profile dialog.
• Fixed an issue where resolving a conflict between stock and custom compatibility profiles by renaming the custom profile would cause some of its device info to display as empty.

Timeline

• Markers can now be multi-selected and assigned a color or deleted as a group.
• Fixed an issue where an invalid system event marker (“Inactive Tx Status”) would be presented when a transmitter was RF muted.
• Fixed an issue where a channel header may not be visible after showing or hiding data streams.

General

• Added support for P10R+ “battery type” IR preset on P10T in-ear monitor transmitters.
• Added error icon to the tabs in charger properties panels for better visibility to the issue.
• The first column of the RF Zone configuration matrix is now fixed when scrolling horizontally.
• Added Antenna Cascade Status label to AXT630 properties panel.
• Fixed an issue where the “Tx Hot” battery alert did not display for VHF, 900 MHz ISM, and 1.x GHz variants of QLX-D and ULX-D systems.
• Fixed an issue where sorting the channel list by channel strip visibility in the monitor view was not working properly.
• Fixed an issue where the ADX/AXT linking capability icon was not presented after relaunching the application or loading a show file.
• Fixed an issue where changing the IP address of an AD610 ShowLink access point and rebooting it would cause the current channel and channel mask to be set to 0.

Known Issues

• Battery type may not persist between power cycles for SLX-D transmitters on firmware version 1.0.13. To resolve, you must set the battery type on the transmitter again.
• ULX-D receivers running firmware version 2.0.28 or earlier may trigger a Settings Conflict when rediscovered after updating their firmware to version 2.1 or later. There is no issue with the device—there was simply a new property added in version 2.1. To dismiss the alert, resolve the Settings Conflict by selecting the properties you wish to keep.
• The Timeline System Event “Active Transmitter Online” for ULXD6/8 transmitters does not always include Transmitter Device ID in the event description.
• SLX and ULX frequencies in Master List mode cannot be manually entered in the Coordination Workspace. They can, however, be coordinated and analyzed.

Notes

• To operate Wireless Workbench successfully, you must run it as an administrator. This includes when updating from within the application using Wireless Workbench version 6.13.1 or prior. Consult your IT department if you have questions about enabling administrator permissions on your computer.
• Opening show files created with older versions of Wireless Workbench may result in the Settings Conflicts dialog opening once the file has loaded. This is due to newly supported hardware parameters that have been introduced with updated firmware versions. To maintain all settings from the show file, select "Keep all settings from: Wireless Workbench."
• Alerts logged when devices first come online may list device parameters and their values as they are being discovered even though the parameter values themselves have not changed.
• The ability to request product labels through the Frequency Band Conversion Tool and Report has been discontinued. The band conversion function is still available for use. For more information, please refer to the WWB Help System in the application, or contact Shure Applications Engineering.
• To operate Wireless Workbench 6.14.1 with other Shure products, reference the following list of minimum versions supported:
  • Axient Digital 1.3.6
  • Axient 2.1.11
  • PSM1000 1.7.10
  • QLX-D 2.3.24
  • SLX-D 1.0.13
  • UHF-R 1.171
  • ULX-D 2.4.25
  • SBC220/240 Two-bay Chargers 1.3.6
  • SBC250/450/850 Networked Charging Stations 2.4.13
  • SBRC Shure Battery Rack Charger 1.1.6
  • Shure Update Utility 2.6.0
  • ShurePlus Channels 1.4.6

Release notes cover the following models:

• MXC605/605-F
• MXC615
• MXC620/620-F
• MXC630/630-F
• MXC640
• MXCIC
• MXCMIU
• MXCSIGN
• DIS-CCU
• AO6004
• DC5900F
• DC5980P
• DCS6000 legacy conference and interpreter units

Important

• This firmware release can be used to update Microflex Complete (MXC) or DCS 6000 systems using DIS-CCU Central Unit and to update DC5900F and DC5980P to register and work in an MXC system.
• Systems using CU 5905, CU 6000, CU 6005, CU 6010, CU 6011, CU 6105, or CU 6110 Central Units are not supported in this release.
• The Firmware Update Utility (FUU) included in this release must be usedtoupdate your firmware.

New Features

• This is a hotfix and does not include any new features. Please refer to the version 9.2.0 release notes for a list of new features in FW 9.2.

Bug Fixes

• MXC605
  • A bug is corrected where audio was not present in the loudspeaker in the unit when the MXC605 was configured as a voting unit.

Known Issues

• For a list of known issues please refer to ‘Release Note 9.2.0’ for a list of new features in FW 9.2.

Notes

• MXC and DCS 6000 firmware files are packaged together in the same release file.
• To operate MXC devices with FW release 9.2.0 with other Shure networked systems, see the following list of minimum software and firmware versions:
  • SW6000 v9.2
  • Shure NFC Programming App 1.0.3

Important

• This software version is used for new MXCSIGN software installations or to update all previous installed versions

New Features

• This software is used to transfer images to a MXCSIGN connected to the USB port on a PC running Windows 10

Notes

• To operate the MXCSIGN software see the following list of minimum firmware version installed on the MXCSIGN:
  • MXC FW Release 9.2.0

Important

• If you have installed Shure Designer,you need to update to Designer v4.3 or higher before installing Microflex Wireless Software.
• If the desired NIC is not selectable during the software installation, or does not show up in runtime in the Settings of Microflex Wireless Software, ensure the interface is enabled and is active (i.e. Ethernet cable plugged in & has activity LED’s)
• Update any MXW devices which are below the minimum supported firmware 8.0.3 by using Shure Update Utility (SUU) found at https://www.shure.com/en-US/products/software/shure_update_utility. Close SUU when complete.

New Feature

• Adding Cross-Subnet Devices
  • If you are accessing MXW devices across subnets, you will need Microflex Wireless Software v1.1 or higher.
    • Same-subnet devices will be typically auto-discovered and displayed in the Devices list
      • Same-subnet devices which are blocked from auto-discovery (e.g. MXWANI in Port 4 uplink mode, etc.) can be manually entered using the “Add-by-IP” function
    • Adding IP addresses from a .txt or .csv file is supported for importing up to 500 IP addresses, using allowed delimiters of space, comma or new line. Note that more than 100 devices being added will slow down the software’s responsiveness.
    • All added device IP addresses are appended to the remote devices list for convenience the next time the software is opened.
      • If this is not desired, manually delete the addresses which are no longer needed in this file location to minimize unnecessary IP discovery messages: C:\ProgramData\Shure\MicroFlexWireless\SystemAPI\remotedevices.csv
    • If a Device IP has been added but cannot be discovered (offline, wrong address etc), or when a device is no longer required for viewing in the Devices list select “forget Devices” to stop the discovery.
      • This will erase the device’s IP from the remotedevices.csv file that the software will use upon next opening.

Notable workflow differences from MXW legacy Flash User Interface

• Prior to setup, a passphrase is required to initialize the device(s) (MXWAPT, MXWANI). The passphrase will be applied to all discovered devices which need initialization. This passphrase must be entered to access the devices.  As in the Flash UI, all MXWAPTs in a configuration share a passphrase but each MXWANI’s passphrase is independent.
  • MXWNCS networked chargers do not require authentication, so users will be able to change device properties without logging in.
  • For a given MXWAPT’s Utility Page, the listed devices will be only those which have already been discovered.
  • For a given MXWAPT’s Configuration page, all discovered devices which are open for association are selectable. However only devices which share the subnet of the viewed MXWAPT will successfully route Dante or link microphones with that MXWAPT.
• SystemOn server-based software is recommended for remote monitoring and control where customized user accounts with optional alerts are required.  See www.shure.com/systemon for free a download.
  • See chart below for a comparison of Microflex Wireless software and SystemOn software controls.
• Double-click the MXWNCS from the Devices view to set the charger’s IP addresses as well as other device properties.  The MXW legacy Flash user interface workflow of setting charger device properties from the MXWAPTs Utility tab remains supported.
• Language selection is done in the Settings tab
• Shure Device Discovery software is no longer needed for typical setups. Microflex Wireless Software displays the discovered devices in the Devices list.
• The "Lock Configuration" feature available in the MXW legacy Flash user interface has been removed in Microflex Wireless Software.
• In the Devices view, "Configuration Status" is introduced. New/uninitialized MXWAPTs are designated "OPEN."  After setup, each MXWAPT configuration will have 1 "Primary" MXWAPT, and up to 9 "Secondary" MXWAPTs.  Sorting by "Primary" is a convenience for larger MXW deployments.  Note also that the Primary MXWAPT is the device which is initially viewed when opening any of the Secondary MXWAPTs in the same configuration.

Known Issues

• In some network scenarios with larger configurations, some actions will take slightly longer. For example, networks of 100-200 devices may take 30-60 seconds for all devices to be discovered.
• Microflex Wireless Software and Shure SystemOn software are not supported on the same computer. However, you can access the SystemOn server via the same computer’s web browser.
• When monitoring an MXWAPT channel which utilizes both a Primary and a Secondary mic on the same channel, there is no auto-switch functionality to display the on-air microphone.
  • Workaround: manually select the Primary or Secondary mic to display.
• Microflex Wireless Software must be restarted after Shure Designer 4.3 is uninstalled.
• Issues with the Dante interface may cause discovery issues with Microflex Wireless Software
• In the JDECT band (Japan only), there is an "RF carrier number mismatch" message missing as a potential reason for link failure.  The displayed message is "Link Failure."

Notes

• Microflex Wireless Software 1.1.0 is compatible with the following device firmware versions:
  • MXWAPT2, MXWAPT4, MXWAPT8 FW 9.0.4
  • MXWANI4, MXWANI8 FW 9.0.4
  • MXWNCS2, MXWNCS4, MXWNCS8 FW 9.0.4
  • MXW1, MXW2, MXW6, MXW8 FW 9.0.4
  • SCM820 1.4.3
• Requires Windows version 10 64-bit
• Requires macOS 10.14 "Mojave" or 10.15 "Catalina"
• At the time of this release, macOS 11.0 "Big Sur" has not been tested.

Important

• In most cases, you should install the latest version of Shure Update Utility to update your devices. Certain legacy devices require older versions of SUU, though:
  • Use Shure Update Utility 2.4.8 to update firmware on UHF-R, SHA900, KSE1500, and GLX-D systems or for 32-bit support.
  • Use Shure Update Utility 2.4.1 to update firmware on PSM1000 systems running firmware 1.1.0 or earlier.
  • Use the MXC Firmware installer to update MXC products, including DIS-CCU.
  • Use the DFR22 Software and a PC running Windows 8.1 or earlier to update a DFR22.
  • Update Motiv and Aonic devices with their mobile or desktop apps.
• Note: SUU 2.4.8 and SUU 2.4.1 will replace the most recent version of SUU on your machine.

New Features

• Remote Device Discovery: A new tab has been added to the preferences in the network setting to allow users to enter in IP addresses that are in different subnets to allow discovery and updating.
• Identify: A new update to the right click context menu in the device list has been added called Identify which flashes the front panel of the device.
• Firmware and Network Summary Report: A new option underneath View in the menu tool bar has been added to generate a report that contains computer and device information.
• No Device Connected Empty State: Upon opening the application, if users have no devices connected, they will be greeted with an empty state that allows them to easily access their network settings to change the network which has their devices on.

Improvements

• Enhanced UI performance, stability, and bug fixes.

Known Issues

• ULX-D devices running versions prior to 1.5.6 must be updated to 1.5.6 first before updating to a later firmware version.
• Microflex Wireless devices running versions prior to 5.2.2 must be updated to 5.2.2 first before updating to a later firmware version.

Notes

• Shure Update Utility is supported on the following operating systems:
  • Windows 8.1 and 10
  • macOS Mojave (10.14) and Catalina (10.15)

Important

• If you’re currently running IntelliMix Room 1.0, you must update to 2.0 first before installing 3.0

Improvements

• Changed the recommended and minimum hardware specifications needed to run IntelliMix Room
• Improved IntelliMix Room license verification to only require activation with the internet one time
• Extended device password protection to the System Tray Application
• Added the ability for users to restore PC optimizations upon uninstallation of IntelliMix Room
• Added support for Windows 10 Education and Windows 10 Pro Education
• Fixed crashing issues that happened due to port conflicts with other software or hardware interfaces
• Improved the stability of the IntelliMix Room installer when targeting non-English Windows 10 editions
• General stability improvements preventing issues with IntelliMix Room during computer startup

Known Issues

• Packet scanning security software may cause audio performance issues with IntelliMix Room.
• In order to transition from a trial license to a paid license before trial expiration, the IntelliMix Room endpoint must be deactivated and reactivated. Otherwise, the entire trial license term will be used before the paid license.
• When using Dante Domain Manager (DDM) and the configuration for the device is set to “prevent” or the DDM server is offline, you can still upgrade IntelliMix Room.
• Changing the System Name of the host computer after installation of IntelliMix Room also changes the Dante Device name in Dante Controller. The Shure device name stays the same. This does not affect device performance and can be ignored.
• Ensure that the system/device name of the computer running IntelliMix Room is unique and follows Microsoft Window’s recommendation of 15 characters or less. IntelliMix Room relies on this unique name for proper Shure and Dante network operation.
• If you adjust certain networked audio properties (networked audio device name, encryption state, license channel count), IntelliMix Room briefly goes offline in Designer.
• In some scenarios, the computer running IntelliMix Room must be rebooted after a Zoom Rooms update occurs on the same computer.
• Allowing a system running IntelliMix Room to enter a sleep state can cause issues with IntelliMix Room’s logic and mute sync functionality. A reboot of the computer resolves the issue.
• Performing a factory reset of IntelliMix Room clears the user event logs.
• Performing a factory reset of IntelliMix Room from the System Tray Application requires the user to manually close and reopen the System Tray Application.
• When canceling an upgrade of IntelliMix Room and performing a “roll back”, the UI confirmation mentions “upgrade success” when it should mention “roll back success.” IntelliMix Room will successfully roll back to the previous version.
• If you update IntelliMix Room on a kiosk-type device using a remote desktop connection, log in to the admin account of the device after the update finishes and the device reboots. This step makes IntelliMix Room available as an audio device on the operating system.
• If using a default web browser other than Microsoft Edge, the log submission form triggered by the “report a problem” feature may not appear. If this happens, please visit software-logs.shure.com directly to submit the logs to Shure.
• If you have problems pushing Dante routes to IntelliMix Room from a shared Designer project file, see if the Designer files use network audio encryption. If so, reboot the computer running IntelliMix Room to fix the issue.

Notes

• User Guide
• Installation and Deployment Guide
• Quick Start Guide
• IMX Room 3.0 is compatible with the following software and firmware versions:
  • Designer 4.4.1
  • MXA910 4.4.11
  • MXA310 4.4.9
  • MXA710 1.2.1
  • MXA Mute 1.2.4
  • P300 4.4.13
  • ANIUSB-MATRIX 4.4.14
  • ANI22 4.4.8
  • ANI4IN 4.4.8
  • ANI4OUT 4.4.8
  • Microflex Wireless 8.0.3

Important

• Firmware must be on 1.4.3 to use the new SCM820 application.

Improvement

• Fixed an issue with the app freezing when connecting to SCM820 with some Windows machines.

Known Issues

• Not all settings from the previous Flash UI are available with the new SCM820 application.
  • Refer to new SCM820 user guide online for new SCM820 application settings
  • Network settings cannot be adjusted in the new SCM820 application.
    • Use MXW Software application for Shure Control settings and Audinate Dante Controller for device and Dante settings
• A message from Windows may pop up during installation stating the app may harm the computer. This is a Windows default message for new unknown apps. You may disregard and install. Here’s a link for more info: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/archive/blogs/smondal/windows-smartscreen-prevented-an-unrecognized-app-from-running-running-this-app-might-put-your-pc-at-risk
• Preconfigured devices with settings not available in the new SCM820 application will remain on the device until a factory reset is done. A factory reset will clear all settings back to defaults.
• Opening the application using DNS name may fail. This may be a network or Windows 10 limitation. Use IP address as a workaround.
• A lower spec PC may have a temporary processor hit when opening the application.
• When uninstalling, Windows may ask to close the application if running. The application closing may fail. The application will uninstall but continue to run if left open. Close all instances of the application to complete uninstalling.

Notes

• New SCM820 application in English only
• The user guide online is in English only
• To access multiple SCM820s, multiple instances of the application may be opened.