Shure ULX-D Quick Start Guide
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To pair your Shure ULX-D transmitter with the receiver, turn on both devices. On the receiver, navigate to the 'Sync' menu. Press the sync button so that the transmitter IR window faces the receiver's IR port. The devices will automatically sync and lock onto the same frequency.
If you face interference, use the receiver's scan function to find the best available frequency. Navigate to the 'Frequency Setup' menu and select 'Scan and Sync'. This will find a clear frequency and sync it with your transmitter.
To improve battery life, use high-quality rechargeable batteries such as Shure SB900A Lithium-Ion. Ensure that the transmitter is turned off when not in use and adjust the RF power settings to the lowest acceptable level for your application.
Regularly check and clean the microphone grille to avoid sound obstruction. Ensure firmware is up to date by connecting the system to Shure's update utility. Inspect cables and connectors for wear, and replace any damaged parts.
Download the latest firmware from the Shure website. Connect your receiver to a computer via Ethernet or USB. Use Shure's Wireless Workbench software to upload and install the firmware update. Follow on-screen instructions to complete the process.
Yes, you can use multiple ULX-D systems simultaneously. Employ the 'Group Scan' function on one receiver to determine the best available frequencies for all systems and then sync the transmitters to those frequencies.
Check for obstructions between the transmitter and receiver. Ensure antennas are properly positioned and not damaged. Use the scan function to find a clear frequency. If dropouts persist, reduce the distance between transmitter and receiver.
Verify that the power source is working and correctly connected. Check for any blown fuses in the receiver. Ensure that the batteries in the transmitter are charged and properly inserted. If issues persist, consult Shure's support.
Enable encryption by navigating to the 'Encryption' menu on the receiver and selecting 'On'. Sync your transmitter with the receiver again to apply encryption settings. This will prevent unauthorized eavesdropping.
Position antennas at a 45-degree angle from each other and keep them elevated and clear from obstructions. Use remote antennas if necessary to ensure line-of-sight with the transmitter. Avoid placing antennas near metal objects or electronic devices that may cause interference.