The Shure ADTD Axient Digital PSM Wireless Transmitter is a game - changer for in - ear monitoring. It offers outstanding wireless transmission capabilities, designed to shine in the most challenging RF environments. With features like scalable channel count, Multichannel Wideband RF, and patented Spatial Diversity Transmission, it guarantees flawless performance. This is a must - have for audio pros looking for reliability and flexibility in live shows. There's both a dual and a quad transmitter option. The quad one gives more flexibility for larger setups and more channels. Powered by Shure's WMAS innovation, the ADTD provides great spectral efficiency and a choice of channel counts. You can pick from four transmission modes - Multichannel Wideband, Narrowband, Analog FM, and Axient Digital Standard - to fit your specific needs. This versatility ensures top - notch performance in different applications and places. The quad model increases channel density, making it easy to handle multiple frequencies. With exclusive ShowLink technology, you can remotely control all ADXR bodypack receiver parameters in real - time, allowing for smooth adjustments during performances. Its wide tuning range covers more tour stops, making it perfect for touring professionals. The encrypted RF signal keeps your transmissions secure, and the five - segment Channel Quality meter shows clear RF signal - to - noise ratios. Key features include a two - or four - radio digital wireless stereo transmitter, patented Spatial Diversity transmission, four selectable transmission modes, a wide tuning range, multiple power and frequency options, a large 6.6 - inch front - panel color display, and networked control with Shure Wireless Workbench. Technical specs: Dimensions are 19' x 1.75' x 10.5', weight is 8 lbs, it has three frequency ranges (G57, K54, X55), RF output power up to 100 mW, 4 x XLR/TRS combo audio input connectors, 4 x Ethernet ports for network connectivity, 2 x BNC antenna connectors, a 6.6 - inch front - panel color display, and it can run on AC or DC power. What's included: 1 ADTD Wireless Dual or Quad Transmitter, 1 Rackmount Kit, 2 BNC Cables, 2 BNC Cable Assemblies, 2 BNC Bulkhead Adapters, 2 Half - wave Antennas, 1 Ethernet Cable, and 1 Ethernet Jumper Cable.
Using the Shure ADTD Axient Digital PSM Wireless Transmitter is quite straightforward. First, decide if you want to use the dual or quad transmitter depending on your channel needs. Then, connect it to the power source, either AC or DC as per your preference. Connect the audio input using the XLR/TRS combo connectors. For network connectivity, use the Ethernet ports. Attach the antennas using the BNC connectors. When setting it up, select the appropriate transmission mode from the four available options to suit your environment and requirements. During a performance, you can use the ShowLink technology to remotely control the ADXR bodypack receiver parameters. Just make sure you're in a proper range. When it comes to the frequency, choose one of the three options (G57, K54, X55) that works best for your location. Regarding maintenance, keep the unit clean. Wipe it with a soft, dry cloth. Don't expose it to extreme temperatures or humidity. If you're not using it for a long time, store it in a safe place. Also, regularly check the cables and connectors for any signs of damage. If you have any issues, refer to the user manual or contact Shure's customer support.
