The AD600US Axient Digital Spectrum Manager from Shure delivers ultrawide-band UHF spectrum scanning, spectrum analysis, compatible frequency coordination, and Dante networking—all in a single-rack unit with a 6" full-color display and an AC power cable for use in the USA. The unit offers guided frequency coordination for the Axient digital wireless audio system by scanning and displaying the RF environment, calculating compatible frequencies, and deploying them to Axient receivers—allowing you to quickly set up complex multichannel systems without dropouts and interference.

For added flexibility in complex RF environments, the AD600 also monitors and ranks a live list of backup frequencies and can deploy them instantly and automatically when an Axient receiver detects interference. Together with the Shure Wireless Workbench software, the Axient Spectrum Management tools offer a rich, graphical interface for viewing the RF world and choosing the optimal frequencies for all of an event's wireless channels.

Comprehensive Frequency Coordination    For Axient Wireless Systems    Guided RF Coordination for Fast Setup    AC Power Cord for USA    Advanced Tools Ensure Clean RF Signal    Wide UHF Spectrum (174 MHz to 2.0 GHz)    Backup Frequency Monitoring in Real Time    6.6" Color Front-Panel Display    6 RF Inputs to Cover Multiple Zones    Dante Audio Networking

• Advanced, comprehensive frequency coordination for the Axient digital wireless system
• Super-fast real-time monitoring of available frequency activity in the UHF spectrum (174 MHz to 2.0 GHz) to automatically find clean, interference-free frequencies for wireless transmission
• Real-time scan data is directly matched to Axient receiver parameters and performance; the scan results are stored for later analysis
• Onboard frequency calculator generates compatible frequencies for all networked Shure wireless devices to eliminate intermodulation problems that can cause interference
• Frequency lists can be exported to the Spectrum Manager from Wireless Workbench software
• Networked hardware programming simplifies and streamlines setup of multichannel Axient and UHF systems

• 6" color screen for frequency viewing and spectral analysis
• Adjustable threshold excludes frequencies above a selected noise level
• Known TV channels or frequency ranges to avoid can be input quickly and easily
• Viewable and editable frequency list
• Analysis of a modified frequency list to verify compatibility

• Backup frequency monitoring continuously evaluates backup frequencies in real time.
• Backup frequency ranking evaluates the quality of backup frequencies and determines which are most viable for use.
• Frequency list management maintains knowledge of all devices on the network.
• On-demand frequency server delivers a clean, compatible frequency when a change is required.

• 6 RF inputs to support coverage for multiple antennas and zones
• USB port for external data storage of scans, event logs, and other data
• Network enabled for large-scale system deployments
• Dante enabled for audio monitoring of your networked devices

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. How many of this system can be use simultaneously?

A: I bought two, for each of my granddaughters. They use them simultaneously without any problems.

Q: 2. what is it use for?

A: It is used to color calibrate computer displays. This way the color shown on the screen is accurate.

Q: 3. what kind of cable is used to connect this to spekers?

A: This unit is not designed to directly run speakers, unless they are combined powered amplifier/speakers. Its line level output is designed to feed into a mixer and/or amplifier which in turn drives speakers. The output connection is a single 1/4 monaural jack.

Q: 4. Does this unit require an antenna management system?

A: No, in fact if you notice each of the antennas has an output just below the inputs. This unit basically behaves like an antenna distribution system.

Q: 5. I'm buying the version with two handheld mics. Can I replace one or both mics with a lavalier mic at a later date?

A: There are not lavalier mics and bodypacks to purchase additionally for this system. The dual lavalier wireless system that is similar to this is the Pyle Pro PDWM2145 VHF Dual-Frequency Wireless System with 2 Lavalier and 2 Headset Microphones, BH #PYPDWM2145.

Q: 6. What kind of cable is used to connect the output to recorder ?

A: 1/4 male strait cable

Q: 7. What are the dimensions of the receiver?

A: It's not tiny... I have one at home that I use with a DDJ WEGO2 and its around 7 x 4 x 1.5 inches.

Q: 8. Can you use both the microphones at the same time (body pack and handheld)?

A: No, you cannot use both microphones (the bodypack and handheld) at the same time because the Shure SLXD4 receiver that comes with the Shure SLXD124/85 Digital Wireless Combo Microphone System (G58: 470 to 514 MHz) is single channel.

Q: 9. Do this Shure ULXD4Q come with 4 handheld wireless mics?

A: No. This is just the receiver by itself. You would purchase the 4 handheld transmitters separately, such as B&H # SHULXD2S5G50.

Q: 10. When fully charged, how long can it run at the max brightness and 5700K?

A: This light has a maximum draw of 15 Watts. This Watson NP-F970 has a 57 Wh capacity. You should get just under 4 hours at max brightness. https://bhpho.to/39pOZ4E