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SYSTEM GUIDEWIRELESS MANAGEMENT NETWORKTM© 2011 Shure Incorporated27A16360 (Rev. 1)

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Introduction Chapter 1 ‒ Welcome to Axient and Wireless Workbench ...11Ch

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Use the following guidelines to ensure accurate RF coordination and maximize the number of frequencies available.• Place the antennas in the position

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RF Coordination WizardThe Spectrum Manager includes a wizard to provide guided device and frequency configuration. Choose one of the following set up

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Update Freqs Wizard OptionThe following example shows the steps for updating frequencies for networked components by using the Update Freqs option.Upd

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Entering Exclusions1. From the Spectrum Manager menu: CFL > New > Exclusions2. Select the Add option.3. Use the control wheel to highlight TV, S

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Use the Edit menu option to edit the CFL. From the Spectrum Manager menu: CFL > Edit① Frequency/TotalDisplays the currently selected frequency and

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Backup Frequency MonitoringDuring operation, the data screen tracks the status of frequencies available for Axient channels in the system. The total n

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From the Spectrum Manager menu: Manual > Scan1. Set the following modes:• Sweep = Single or Continuous• Peak Hold = Off or ON• Exclusion Thresho

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Troubleshooting Chapter 18 ‒ RF and Audio Troubleshooting ...

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Chapter 18 ‒ RF and Audio TroubleshootingThe job of a communications system is to transfer a signal, or message, from one location to another. Most co

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Use this checklist as a first step when troubleshooting the Axient system. If the system fails a test, refer to the related troubleshooting section ap

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Chapter 1 ‒ Welcome to Axient and Wireless WorkbenchWelcome to the Axient™ Wireless Management Network and Wireless Workbench® 6 – a dramatic new thre

Strona 14 - Wireless Workbench

Let’s start with an example of an Axient system identifying the RF links and audio links:①Microphone②Transmitter(sender)③Transmitterantenna④Elec

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Step 1 (Receiver 2)The usual indicator of an RF problem is the RF LEDs on the receiver are not on. If the RF LEDs on the receiver are all on, that usu

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Step 3 (Receiver 1)Check that the receiver 1 is plugged in, and that both power switches are ONThe RF cascade ports will not pass the RF signal if the

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Step 7 (Receiver Antenna)Check the antenna for proper mounting height and locationThe receiver antennas should be located at least six feet above grou

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Step 10 (Transmitter)Check the transmitter power and batteryEnsure the transmitter is powered on and the battery is charged and properly seated in the

Strona 19 - AXT200 Handheld Transmitter

Check the audio output control and MUTE settingsExamine the audio output and MUTE settings on the LCD display receiver home screen. If the audio outpu

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RF Troubleshooting TableUse the following table as quick reference to troubleshoot common RF problemsSymptom Possible Cause SolutionRF LEDs not lit on

Strona 21 - AXT600 Spectrum Manager

117Chapter 19 ‒ Network and ShowLink TroubleshootingONOFFDHCPONOFFDHCPAXT610Axient WirelessShowlink Acces PointChapter 19 ‒ Network and ShowLink Troub

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118Part 4: TroubleshootingStep 1 (Receivers)For this example, we’ll start at the receivers for our troubleshooting method.Check that the receivers are

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119Chapter 19 ‒ Network and ShowLink TroubleshootingStep 4 (Ethernet Switch 2 Cables)Check the network cableIf the LEDs are not on at the network jack

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Shure has created an online source for all things Axient at www.axient.net. You will find information on the Axient products, features, introductory a

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120Part 4: TroubleshootingNote: It’s possible to have the channel names of the transmitter and receiver match, but not have the two devices linked. If

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121Chapter 19 ‒ Network and ShowLink TroubleshootingNetwork Troubleshooting TableUse the following table as a quick reference to troubleshoot common n

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122Part 4: TroubleshootingDiscovering the IP Address of an AXT620 Ethernet Switch If you cannot connect to the switch at the default IP address (192.1

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123Chapter 19 ‒ Network and ShowLink Troubleshooting2➋AllowWiresharktorunforatleastoneminute,andthenstopthepacketcapture

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124Part 4: Troubleshooting➌Inthefilterbox,type“lldp”➍ClickApply➎SelectoneoftheLLDPpackets453

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125Chapter 19 ‒ Network and ShowLink Troubleshooting678➏Expandthe“LinkLayerDiscoveryProtocol”line➐Expandthe“ManagementAddress”line➑TheIP

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Chapter 20 ‒ Wireless Workbench 6 Connectivity TroubleshootingThis chapter on Wireless Workbench connectivity troubleshooting builds on the networking

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Step 1. (Wireless Workbench)Check Wireless Workbench network configurationThe first step in troubleshooting Wireless Workbench connectivity is to chec

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Step 2. (Computer)Check the computer-to-network IP connectivity.If Wireless Workbench is configured to use the proper network interface, then the next

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Step 3. (DHCP server)If the computer is configured to automatically get an IP address from the DHCP server, you can verify this by checking the DHCP c

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Chapter 3 ‒ Axient System FeaturesAudio Quality and Digital Signal ProcessingAxient delivers the cleanest, quietest, and most transparent wireless aud

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Check the DHCP client table.Select ‘DHCP server’ from the main menu and then ‘Client Entries’ from the middle menu.The DHCP client table should includ

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Upgrading Wireless Workbench 6Software and Axient Firmware Chapter 21 ‒ Upgrading Wireless Workbench 6 Software ...

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Update the Wireless Workbench Software and Databases2. If a new version of Wireless Workbench is listed, select it in the list and select Download.Res

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The Internet Updates option will find the latest versions of firmware, and the Firmware Update Manager option will find all available versions of firm

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Rack-Hosted Updates for Portable DevicesUpdates for portable devices are downloaded are stored on Axient and PSM1000 rack devices. When you download u

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2. To download firmware to your computer (but not to devices), select the versions you want and select Download. Result: The firmware is downloaded an

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3. To download firmware from your computer to devices, select Firmware Manager. Result: Available updates are listed by device.136Part 5: Upgrading Wi

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4. Click on a model to make firmware selections for each device of that model that is live. Result: The system displays rack devices, their firmware v

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8. Select versions for other models.9. When you are ready to perform updates for all models, select Start Update.138Part 5: Upgrading Wireless Workben

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Choose from all Firmware VersionsIn the Firmware Update Manager option, you can download firmware updates to your computer, and then deploy them to th

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RF Linearity and SelectivityUltra-linear transmitter RF design and custom-made receiver filtering combine to deliver superior RF performance. The Axie

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5. Click on a model to make firmware selections for each device of that model that is live. Result: The system displays rack devices, their firmware v

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9. Select versions for other models.10. When you are ready to perform updates for all models, select Start Update.141Chapter 22 ‒ Upgrading Axient Co

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Updating Firmware for the AXT620 Ethernet Switch 2. Enter the user name and password (defaults = root, root) to log in.3. Select the ‘System’ option a

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TFTP TransactionEnter the following information in the TFTP Transaction window:1. Enter the IP address of the computer in the TFTP Server IP Address f

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Care and Maintenance Chapter 23 ‒ Care and Maintenance of Lithium-Ion Rechargeable Batteries ...145Chapter

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Chapter 23 ‒ Care and Maintenance of Lithium-Ion Rechargeable BatteriesStoring BatteriesWhen batteries are not going to be used for longer periods of

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Chapter 24 ‒ Care and Maintenance of Cables and ConnectorsAudio ConnectorsBodypack transmitters and their connectors are often subjected to intense sw

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Reference Chapters Chapter 25 ‒ User Interfaces ...

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Chapter 25 ‒ User InterfacesAXT100 Bodypack Transmitter AXT200 Handheld Transmitter① Microphone Cartridge Interchangeable with a variety of Shure cart

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AXT400 Dual Channel ReceiverFront PanelRear Panel① Sync - Infrared (IR) PortInfrared (IR) port. For sending parameter presets (IR Preset) to a transmi

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Chapter 4 ‒ Axient and Wireless Workbench 6 ConceptsBefore exploring the advanced features of the Axient system and Wireless Workbench 6, please take

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AXT600 Spectrum ManagerFront PanelRear Panel① AC power primary switchAC main power switch. ② AC power inIEC connector 100 - 240 V AC.③ AC power cascad

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AXT610 ShowLink™ Access PointAXT620 Ethernet SwitchFront and Rear Panel① ShowLink 2.4 GHz detachable antennaFor 2.4 GHz signals② ShowLink Data Status

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AXT630 Antenna Distribution SystemFront and Rear PanelAXT900 Rackmount Charging Station① LCD DisplayDisplays menu and settings.② Navigation Buttons•

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AXT100 Bodypack Transmitter Menus and NavigationMenu DescriptionsGroup and ChannelA group is a set of compatible frequencies. A single frequency withi

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AXT200 Handheld Transmitter Menus and NavigationThe following menu descriptions reflect a linked AXT200 transmitter, with ShowLink remote control enab

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Radio Menu (AXT400 Receiver) New FreqAcquires a new frequency from an online AXT600 Spectrum Manager or from WWB6.ScanAccesses Channel Scan and Group

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OutputUse the control wheel to adjust the output level from 0 to -30 dB in 1 dB increments. The status of the Line/Mic switch is shown next to the out

Strona 65 - AXT900 Storage Mode

DisplayBrightnessUse the control wheel to select brightness level (Auto, Low, Medium, High). In Auto mode, the level will automatically adjust to matc

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AdjustUse the control wheel for real-time editing of transmitter parameters: Gain, Power, RF Output, Lock.Edit IDUse the control wheel to edit the Dev

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All NewUse this option for initial RF coordination of a wireless audio system.NextAdvances to the next Wizard step.ClearRemoves the selected device fr

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ShowLink™ NetworkThe ShowLink network carries the wireless signals that enable remote control of Axient transmitters. The AXT610 ShowLink Access Point

Strona 69 - Setting up a ShowLink Network

DevicesDisplays list of networked devices. A checkmark in the box next to a device indicates that it is controlled by the Spectrum Manager.Press the c

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DisplayAccesses the Display menu.BrightnessUse the control wheel to select brightness level (Auto, Low, Medium, High). In Auto mode, the level will au

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NewCalculates a New CFL for managed devices on the network.StartInitiates a new CFL calculation using current scan data.ExclusionsAccesses the menu fo

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AXT630 Antenna Distribution System Menus and NavigationIP ModeBandNetwork StatusIP AddressRF GainSubnetAntenna CascadeMACAntenna PowerBrightnessDispla

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AXT900 Rackmount Charging Station Menus and NavigationIP ModeMonitoringCharge StatusNetwork StatusIP AddressTime to FullSubnetBattery HealthMACCycle C

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Chapter 27 ‒ Product InteroperabilityReceiver TransmitterUR1 UR1M UR1HUR4S/UR4DTonekey Squelch: Fully compatibleTx ID: Displays "UR1"Compand

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Receiver TransmitterUR2 UR3 MW1UR4S/UR4DTonekey Squelch: Fully compatibleTx ID: Displays "UR2"Companding: Fully compatibleSync: Fully compat

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Receiver TransmitterMW2 MW3 AXT100UR4S/UR4DTonekey Squelch: Fully compatibleTx ID: Displays "MW2"Companding: Fully compatibleSync: Fully com

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Receiver TransmitterAXT200 P9T P10TUR4S/UR4DTonekey Squelch: Not compatibleTx ID: NOT compatibleCompanding: NOT compatibleSync: NOT compatibleBattery

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Chapter 28 ‒ Frequency Bands and Coverage MapsThe Axient wireless system is designed to cover all of the available UHF television frequency ranges. Th

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Axient IconsDevice Status IconsThe following icons appear on the LCD displays to indicate the status or state of Axient features:NetworkIndicates conn

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Axient Accessories Chapter 29 - Axient Accessories ...

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Chapter 29 ‒ Axient AccessoriesTransmitter AccessoriesBodypack rechargeable lithium-ion battery AXT910Handheld rechargeable lithium-ion battery AXT9

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Glossary Chapter 30 - Glossary ...

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Chapter ‒ 30 GlossaryAAMCAudio mute concealment: an AXT400 receiver function that masks the small gaps in audio that may occur during frequency switch

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FfirmwareThe embedded software in each component. Firmware can be updated to incorporate new features and hardware enhancements.flashAn identification

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PparameterAny adjustable setting on a device, such as frequency or gain.peak holdA plot feature that displays the highest recorded value for each freq

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Features • Ultra-linear RF performance places more channels on-air • IR Sync function automatically tunes transmitter to the receiver frequency •

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AXT200 Handheld Transmitter Features • Frequency Diversity enables simultaneous transmission on two independent frequencies to ensure seamless, unint

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AXT400 Dual Channel ReceiverShowLink™ Remote ControlThe AXT400 offers comprehensive real-time remote control of a linked transmitter when used with th

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AXT600 Spectrum ManagerFeaturesWideband ScanningThe Spectrum Manager captures scan data for the entire UHF frequency range available for wireless audi

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AXT610 ShowLink Access PointFeatures• Real-time wireless remote control of up to 16 transmitters per ShowLink access point• Automated channel select

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AXT620 Ethernet Switch Features • Rugged 1RU construction • Internal power supply • Front panel port • 8 rear panel ports, 4 of which have Power o

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• Touring-ready battery charging and storage solution with comprehensive status display• Configurable bays for mixing and matching 8 bodypack and ha

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Chapter 6 ‒ Axient System ExamplesSingle Receiver ExampleTips• Use antennas that match the band of the receiver• Charge transmitter batteries with a

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4 Receiver ExampleTips• Use antennas that match the bands of the receivers• Use the RF cascade ports to share the RF signal between the AXT600 Spect

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16 Receiver ExampleTips• Use 1 AXT610 ShowLink access point for every 16 transmitters• Use the RF cascade ports to share the RF signal between the r

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Inventory Tab① Inventory ListThe system will discover devices that are live on the network and display them on the Inventory list (colored black). The

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Frequency Coordination Tab① Frequency Coordination PlotThe Frequency Coordination Plot displays scan data taken from either the Spectrum Manager or re

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Table of ContentsPart 1: Introduction 10Chapter 1 ‒ Welcome to Axient and Wireless Workbench 11Chapter 2 ‒ About Axient Online 12Chapter 3 ‒ Axien

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Monitoring Tab① Channel StripsChannel strips display a configurable subset of parameters for each channel. Adjust parameters such as frequency or gain

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Toolbar• Add new device - Opens the Add New Device window, for adding offline devices to the Inventory list• ShowLink Plot - Opens a blank ShowLink™

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ZonesZones and Intermodulation ProductsWhen multiple zones are present, Wireless Workbench calculates a multi-zone compatible frequency list. Creating

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System Setupand Configuration Chapter 8 ‒ Wireless Workbench Configuration Example ...

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Chapter 8 ‒ Wireless Workbench Configuration ExampleStep 1: Setting up a show fileSet up the show properties by clicking File > New Show. Enter the

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Step 2: Adding devices to inventory and setting up zonesClick Add new device on the toolbar to choose devices for the show. From the list of manufactu

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Step 3: Naming devicesOnce the devices are entered into the inventory, assign individual names to the device ID and channel name. For the example belo

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Step 4: Entering television station informationEnter the television station information that Wireless Workbench will take into account when performing

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Step 5: Selecting channels to coordinateUse this step to select the channels that will receive new frequencies from the calculation. Unselected channe

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Step 6: Entering frequency scan dataIf scan data for a venue is available, import the scan file (.sca) into Wireless Workbench. Saved scan data can al

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Part 2: System Setup and Configuration 33Chapter 8 ‒ Wireless Workbench Configuration Example 34Step 1: Setting up a show file ...

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Step 7: Entering Exclusion rangesEnter additional individual frequencies or frequency ranges to exclude from the frequency coordination process.If you

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Step 8: Save Show FileAt this point, the pre-show planning for this venue is complete. Save the inventory, scan data, television station, and exclusio

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Step 9: Matching inventory to live devices (including merging devices)At the venue with the live devices set up and configured, load the show file and

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Step 10: Frequency coordination and deploying frequencies to live devicesIf a prior frequency scan data from Step 6 is not available, select the Frequ

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Once the scan is completed, select Calculate New Frequencies from the Coordination panel. WWB will calculate a new compatible frequency list (CFL) usi

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Step 11: Setting up and using monitor viewsTo monitor live devices in real time, select the Monitor tab. From the Device Chooser, select the channels

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Step 12: Viewing the frequency list from the Spectrum ManagerSelecting Frequency List from the tool bar displays real-time analysis of frequency list

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Step 13: Using the ShowLink, Frequency, and RF History PlotsWireless Workbench provides plots to show activity in the ShowLink 2.4 GHz spectrum, RF Sp

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Frequency PlotUse a receiver or Spectrum Manager to perform real-time, wideband frequency scans that can be overlaid and saved to a file. Select the S

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RF History PlotThe RF History Plot measures and records the signal strength of a transmitter as measured by a receiver over time. The RF History Plot

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Chapter 11 ‒ Axient Rechargeable Battery System 62Lithium-ion Charge Cycle ...

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Antenna PlacementAntenna PowerAntenna FaultsThe AXT630, AXT400, and AXT600, antenna ports A and B provide a DC bias output of 12-15 V DC to power acti

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The RF cascade ports provide a connection point allowing additional receivers, Spectrum Managers, or Antenna Distribution Systems to share the RF sign

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Gain and AttenuationUse the RF Gain menu to maintain consistent signal levels sent to connected devices. The available adjustment range is -12 to +3 d

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For large configurations, multiple AXT630s or AXT631s can be layered to support up to 3 levels of signal distribution:Level 1AXT630 set to WidebandCon

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Chapter 10 ‒ Networking• 10/100 Mbps network speed• RJ45 Ethernet ports• Compatible with networked UHF-R receivers• Automatic (DHCP enabled) IP ad

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Configuring Network Settings with the AXT620 Ethernet SwitchDefault Values Change your user name and password for increased security. IP Address: 192.

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Network TopologiesMultiple Ethernet Switch Setup #1• Any AXT620 switch (but only one) can be set as the DHCP server• Each networked device needs an

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Multiple Ethernet Switch Setup #2Each networked device needs an individual connection to the switch.AXT620 with front panel DHCP switch set to ONServe

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Multiple Ethernet Switch (Wi-Fi) Setup #3Each networked device needs an individual connection to the switch.Wi-Fi Router (DHCP enabled) Server Client

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Assigning IP addresses to Networked DevicesAutomatic IP addressing1. Set the IP address mode to Automatic for all devices on the network.Manual IP Add

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Part 3: System Operation 77Chapter 13 ‒ Audio Channels 78Analog Audio Outputs...

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Connecting a Computer to the NetworkConnecting a computer to the network allows you to run Wireless Workbench® 6 to control and monitor devices on the

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Configuring Wi-Fi for Wireless NetworkingWhen using Wireless Workbench over Wi-Fi, it’s important to set up the wireless router properly for best perf

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Chapter 11 ‒ Axient Rechargeable Battery SystemLithium-ion Charge CycleEffects of Temperature on Battery PerformanceBattery Safety FeaturesStoring Bat

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Charging Batteries with the AXT900 ChargerInserting Batteries into the Charging BaySlide the battery into the charging bay until it locks into place.

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Time to FullDisplays the time remaining until the battery is fully charged.Battery HealthDisplays battery health as a percentage of the charge capacit

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AXT900 Storage ModeUse Storage mode to charge or discharge the batteries to a level of 3.8 volts, which is ideal for long-term storage.To enter Storag

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Charging Batteries with a Portable Charging StationConnecting DC Power1. Connect the cable from the Shure PS50 power supply to the DC power supply inp

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Backup Options using Standard AA BatteriesLithium-ion batteries require some additional documentation when transporting equipment, whether by air, boa

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68Part 2: System Setup and Configuration 2400 MHz 2483.5 MHz 2405 2410 2415 2420 2425 2430 2435 2440 2445 2450 2455 2460 2465

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69Chapter 12 ‒ ShowLink™ NetworkCoverage AreaThe coverage area of the access point is approximately the same as the transmitter’s UHF range (depending

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Chapter 16 ‒ Frequency Diversity 93Transmitter Options for Frequency Diversity ...

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70Part 2: System Setup and ConfigurationAXT610Axient WirelessShowlink Acces PointAXT610Axient WirelessShowlink Acces PointAXT610Axient WirelessShowlin

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71Chapter 12 ‒ ShowLink™ Networki i i i i i i i i i i i i ii i i i i i i i i i i i i ii i i i i i i i i i i i i ii

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72Part 2: System Setup and ConfigurationShowLink signal quality forAXT100-1StartTx ShowLink Test1: [AXT100-1] 2: [AXT100-2] Menu acts on highlig

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73Chapter 12 ‒ ShowLink™ NetworkCoverage with Diagonal Antenna OrientationCoverage with Facing Antenna OrientationVery large venues such as stadiums h

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74Part 2: System Setup and ConfigurationRemote Control of Axient Transmitters using Wireless Workbench 6When an AXT610 ShowLink access point is part o

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75Chapter 12 ‒ ShowLink™ NetworkControl and Configure the Access Point with Wireless Workbench 6Wireless Workbench 6 adds the following configuration

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76Part 2: System Setup and ConfigurationViewing 2.4 GHz Spectrum Activity using Wireless Workbench 6The 2.4 GHz plot accessed by clicking on the ShowL

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System Operation Chapter 13 ‒ Audio Channels ...

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Chapter 13 ‒ Audio ChannelsAnalog Audio OutputsThe XLR and 1/4" analog audio outputs are located on the rear panel of the AXT400 receiver. Refer

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AXT100 Bodypack Transmitter Audio Input Signal FlowTransmitter Gain (dB)Preamp Gain (dB) VCA Gain (dB)Maximum Input (dBu)-100-10+12.5-9 -9.. ..-1 -10

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Part 4: Troubleshooting 107Chapter 18 ‒ RF and Audio Troubleshooting 108The Axient Troubleshooting Method...

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AXT200 Handheld Transmitter Audio Input Signal FlowTransmitter Gain (dB) Preamp Gain (dB) VCA Gain (dB)-100-10-9 -9.. ..-1 -10 0+1 +1.. ..+11 +11+12+1

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Perform an IR Sync to automatically tune and link the transmitter to a the receiver channel.1. Select Tx from the receiver menu.2. Align the transmitt

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The AXT400 receiver analog outputs are adjustable from 0 to -30 dB to match the required input levels of consoles and amplifiers.From the receiver men

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Audio Mute Concealment is a receiver feature that masks small gaps in audio that occur during frequency changes. The default setting for AMC is On.Fro

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The AES3 digital audio output connector located on the rear panel of the AXT400 receiver supplies two channels of 24-bit digital audio. The digital co

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When the using the receiver with other digital components, a word clock synchronizes the digital signals. The receiver's internal word clock sync

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AXT400 Receiver Audio Wiring Diagramsrelay muteGND liftAES3 Output Word Clockclock conditioning75 Ω termination (75 term)inthrulinemicrelay muteAXT400

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Chapter 14 ‒ RF Range and SelectivityUsing the proper antenna type and placement can dramatically impact the usable range of any wireless microphone s

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TheAXT630/631hasauser‐adjustableRFgainsettingthatrangesbetween‐15dBto+3dBandisactiveonallantennaoutput ports and both channels e

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The AXT400 Receiver has been specifically designed to provide superior RF channel spacing down to 250kHz while rejectingadjacenthigh‐powerRFsignal

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Part 7: Reference Chapters 147Chapter 25 ‒ User Interfaces 148AXT100 Bodypack Transmitter ...

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Chapter 15 ‒ Interference Detection and Avoidance The AXT400 receiver can detect narrowband and wideband interference from both analog and digital dev

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The Avoidance mode determines how the receiver detects interference and which options are available to move to a clear frequency when interference occ

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The options available for moving to a clear frequency depend on the components in the system.The following options are available for each group of com

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Chapter 16 ‒ Frequency DiversityThe following transmitter configurations can be used for Frequency Diversity:Two AXT100 Bodypack Transmitters with Lav

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From the receiver menu: Radio > Options > Diversity1. Use the control wheel to select FD-Handheld mode.2. Press Enter to save.From the receiver

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Link a bodypack transmitter to each channel of the receiver to set up a Frequency Diversity audio channel.To Link transmitter 11. Set the receiver to

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From the receiver front panel, press and hold the Enter button, and then press Radio menu button to select the audio from the unaffected channel. To i

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Chapter 17 ‒ Frequency Coordination and Spectrum ManagementRF coordination and spectrum management finds the best parts of the spectrum for setting up

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The AXT600 Spectrum Manager is a unique, 8-band, parallel-processed receiver with three selectable detector bandwidths and an FM-demodulated audio hea

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RF Scanning: Design and ResolutionThe design of the Spectrum Manager supports wideband frequency scanning over the UHF band. Eight parallel receivers

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