Shure wireless microphones; how do I ensure it is set to unused channels

Topic

  • How do I ensure a Shure wireless microphone system is set to an unused channel?

Environment

  • Shure Wireless Receivers
  • Shure ULX-D

Steps

  1. Do not turn the transmitter on before powering up the receiver, it will interfere with the receiver's frequency scanning function
  2. To enter Scan Mode, press the MODE button on the receiver once.  SCAN CHANNEL will flash on the display.
  3. Rotate the control knob clockwise one quarter turn.  The next open channel number will appear on the display.  If "NO" appears on the display, the receiver has not detected an open Channel in the current group and the group must be changed before retrying to find an open channel.
  4. To tune the receiver to the new channel press the SET button.

KB ID: DD2418692


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